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...Mine?s not a pure FCC obscenity story.?Yes, the expletive is classified by the FCC as "strong" since it was used as a verb - as opposed to Bono?s euphoric Golden Globe exclamation last year , "It?s f___ing brilliant," which is considered OK because, well, he was just saying it for emphasis and not talking about an act of, um, love. But my outburst was never supposed to make it on the air. It was not part of a lewd series.? The FCC never even contacted the station to complain. KCRW called my firing a "preemptive distancing." Although...
Danis, meanwhile, finished with 23 saves. “Yann played OK,” said Brown coach Roger Grillo...
...have two more games next weekend so you’re going through your routine thinking, ‘OK, this might be the last time I do this, last time I do that,’ and then you’re in the back of your head [thinking] we’ll be in the playoffs and we have home ice guaranteed,” she said. “I feel like next weekend will be like, ‘this is the last time we do this in our locker room...
...really doesn’t matter how you win,” Stone said. “We can win ugly, I don’t really care. Today was a win-ugly day and that’s OK...
Just yesterday, David Weinfeld wrote a little ditty about why it feels good to hate ‘that jerk in section’ and why it’s OK to foster fun, conspiratorial enmities. Maybe he’s right, and these minor maledicent habits are basically harmless. I guess when it comes down to it, hate doesn’t bother me. Intransigence does. Here’s where David and I part company. Forming and maintaining intractable opinions of other people—good or bad—doesn’t make life interesting...