joe galiba
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- Apr 16, 2020
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Honestly not sure which one is funnier.
is this a tweet from the Onion?
Honestly not sure which one is funnier.
Honestly not sure which one is funnier.
The p-word was a suspension from last season, they are different incidents.Article with quote from agent
According to the above link, his agent said it was mennonite. They could be related. Mennonite preach peace and non-violence. He could have called him a p^$$% and a mennonite. Calling him a mennonite would actually fit that situation, and is derogatory toward those beliefs implying their passivity cowardice and not belief.
I don't think he actually got the boot from the game, he was suspended afterwards. It falls under racist and religious insults/slurs. Which, I don't exactly fault the league for not wanting to deal with any backlash from having to determine what sort of slurs are worse.He probably didn’t get tossed for that specifically and solely. Probably was running his mouth for a bit before the refs got tired of it and sent him packing. Not sure why it warrants 5 games but if i had to guess there’s probably a more reasonable explanation. That bring said, if anyone calls me a Unitarian, you are getting 5. GDTs.
He fell into a crevasse and is currently missing somewhere under the arena.I could have missed it but has there been any update on the Jiricek injury?
check with the guys whose names end in vowels, they usually know, if they are talking, at leastHe fell into a crevasse and is currently missing somewhere under the arena.
check with the guys whose names end in vowels, they usually know, if they are talking, at least