I've only worked in manual menial labor, education or child care.
All I know is that we can't use drugs.
I don't know much about the drug-play professions I guess.
I just know is that if I don't cheat, nobody should cheat.
I've only worked in manual menial labor, education or child care.
All I know is that we can't use drugs.
I don't know much about the drug-play professions I guess.
I just know is that if I don't cheat, nobody should cheat.
She’s really classy. Abortions and weed.
rojo togo wrote:
Samuel Mahele Akili wrote:
Too add the reason so many africans lave is because afirca is mostly a wasteland to 99% of people only the super super rich live a good life which is why the elites in africa stay in africa and middle income households choose to live a life of poverty in america/uk ect to escape the wasteland which is africa. Africa is worse for most than being black in america. also calm down
I live in a big urban area. I know hundreds of African immigrants from Nigeria, Ghana, Senegal, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Kenya, S.A, etc. Not a single one experienced anything close to poverty where they came from. Most were of the higher level professions or families in gov’t. Yes, the super rrich stay in Africa, but the very well off and minor rich come here, or they send their kids to boarding schools in London, or whatever. The average Black American has far less privilege. It doesn’t matter to this issue how most Africans live— they don’t come to America.
You know this is true.
My point is, you can play these white people with all this “It’s so much worse in Africa. I know real suffering” mess, but I’m not them and I know how y’all do. And I will call the b.s when I see it.
Wow. You are clueless and have no idea what you are talking about. I’m calling it how I see it.
Puckle Free Born Estate wrote:
track is dead wrote:
…you guys do realize that she was going to become THE star of the Olympics and send Track and Field to new heights, right? If you want her to be banned from competing this year you are basically saying you don’t care about your sport gaining a new following and becoming more popular to the masses.
90% of America doesn’t give two s***s about T&F unless it’s during the Olympics. I’m going to go ahead and say any of you who are happy with this ban are not true fans of the sport and are content to watch it die.
I don't think she's good for the sport. Not the ambassador or icon I would chose to represent track. You are confusing notoriety, flamboyance and spectacle with development and honoring. Saying Richardson is good for track is like saying Kim Kardashian is good for American media, or KISS is good for music, or Antonio Brown is good for football.
I'm going to say you are not a true fan of the sport.
WTF is wrong with KISS???
so classy wrote:
She’s really classy. Abortions and weed.
same week but two different athletes bro get your bifocals checked
i don't care if track is popular. i've been following it since 1974. why would i care
thunderdome wrote:
Imagine being so dumb that you decide to get high right before your Olympic trials race.
Also so dumb you don’t reach out to Chris Barnacle to ask what you can get away with.
Simple - because this site is mostly frequented by Americans.. Coleman’s ban is ridiculous, Houlihan’s ban is ridiculous, Rollin‘s (second!) ban is ridiculous. Gabbi’s ban is ridiculous,,. Naser is totally doping though!!!!
You have to feel sorry for her but she
has to be big enough and mentally strong enough to come back
from this. Hey, next year is the World Championships. She would
be a great example to American youth if she comes all the way back.
Her choice: be a victim or be a future heroine.
Victim or heroine are her two choices? She is the villain. The 4th place finisher was the victim of her wrongdoing.
Guessing you have never listened to the Kiss Symphony album.
Imagine being such a loser that you think smoking a joint is low class.
mehville wrote:
Imagine being such a loser that you think smoking a joint is low class.
You seem removed from reality. Likely high. Very classy.
readingcomprehension wrote:
so classy wrote:
She’s really classy. Abortions and weed.
same week but two different athletes bro get your bifocals checked
Yes, I need to work harder on staying on top of which classy sprinter type is smoking weed and which is having abortions.
so classy wrote:
mehville wrote:
Imagine being such a loser that you think smoking a joint is low class.
You seem removed from reality. Likely high. Very classy.
Lol you couldn’t be more out of touch or bland 😂😂
mehville wrote:
so classy wrote:
You seem removed from reality. Likely high. Very classy.
Lol you couldn’t be more out of touch or bland 😂😂
Ok, doobie bro.
track is dead wrote:
flvmmox wrote:
lrc actually hates weed more than black people
And this situation has both, no wonder why this is a wet dream for so many letsrunners!
Bingo. My bro in law has been getting into track lately and it’s been so hard trying to keep him enthusiastic with this wave of bans. Luckily I warned him to never visit these boards, as they are a cesspool of reactionaries and bitter old folks.
LRC posters throwing Richardson - poised to be a mainstream star - under the bus was more predictable than the sun rising.
Agreed 1000%. If she was still allowed to compete at the Olympics and then went on to medal or win gold it's only going to encourage youth to smoke weed and think its fine. The reality is weed has numerous health consequences and it would only contribute to dragging the youth of today down.
Puckle Free Born Estate wrote:
track is dead wrote:
…you guys do realize that she was going to become THE star of the Olympics and send Track and Field to new heights, right? If you want her to be banned from competing this year you are basically saying you don’t care about your sport gaining a new following and becoming more popular to the masses.
90% of America doesn’t give two s***s about T&F unless it’s during the Olympics. I’m going to go ahead and say any of you who are happy with this ban are not true fans of the sport and are content to watch it die.
I don't think she's good for the sport. Not the ambassador or icon I would chose to represent track. You are confusing notoriety, flamboyance and spectacle with development and honoring. Saying Richardson is good for track is like saying Kim Kardashian is good for American media, or KISS is good for music, or Antonio Brown is good for football.
I'm going to say you are not a true fan of the sport.
you sound like a moron. kim k has zero talents. this girl is the second fastest in the world. you just don’t like a black girl with character becoming popular. honestly just shut up will you
Medicinal weed is legal in 37 states, Seems like she was representing our country quite nicely!