Alberto praises Murphy's values: “I’ve literally never heard Clayton say one cuss word... Little things tell you a lot"

Kickapoo, you have the brain of a kickapoo.

Kickapoo wrote:

3x wrote:

I can assure the audience that when you are in a "foxhole", you are most certainly praying. It's very obvious that youve not seen combat. I'd encourage you to not speak about things in such a cavalier fashion when you don't know what you're talking about. It's offensive to those of us that do know.

It's also interesting that people who swear state they will clean it up for the women and children.

Why is swearing okay for menfolk and not for other humans? Oh, only because men can hear

garbage. Is that because men are garbage and women and children are not?

Smart swearer wrote:

Hardloper wrote:

Salazar is right, overuse of curse words is a major low IQ tell

Not according to a published study. Just the opposite is true.

https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families/swearing-study-intelligent-intelligence-university-of-rochester-a7916516.html

Well certainly the guy with the headband looks highly intelligint don't not he.

Stephen Hawking didn't look very sharp either.

Maybe it's not about intelligence. Perhaps it's about self-control and conscience.

Moving Murphy up to the 1500 seems like a scheme to get back at Centro and have Murphy finish ahead of him at the next Olympic Trials.

He's been stomped, yet he's very good with heats and Brazier hasn't proved he has that ability yet.

murphy goes 142 for bronze and they they give him more distance work?

i'd move him down to 400m and try for 141.

same thing as wheating, move him down, not up.

such is the thinking when you have long distance burnt onto your brain.

i'd try to get mur[hy a 46 400m. and 21.5 200m

The point, as I saw it, wasn't to debate whether swearing is objectively immoral, but to subtly point out how funny it is that a guy like Salazar, himself an admitted doper, would suggest that he is a useful arbiter of upright behavior. Murphy's entire vocabulary at workouts and team functions could consist of George Carlin's seven dirty words, plus "queef" for good measure, and as long as he ran well, toed the line and kept his mouth shut, Salazar wouldn't care one bit.

Intelligent people know that headlines are grabbed by studies boasting counter-intuitive results and over-interpreting those results. If enough monkeys bang on enough typewriters or conduct enough surveys etc.

I curse in my thoughts but it very infrequently comes out of my mouth as I've gotten older.

Anger is a sign of weakness. As is sarcasm.

If you have something usefully intelligent to say you can just say it.

Anna Varr wrote:

The point, as I saw it, wasn't to debate whether swearing is objectively immoral, but to subtly point out how funny it is that a guy like Salazar, himself an admitted doper, would suggest that he is a useful arbiter of upright behavior. Murphy's entire vocabulary at workouts and team functions could consist of George Carlin's seven dirty words, plus "queef" for good measure, and as long as he ran well, toed the line and kept his mouth shut, Salazar wouldn't care one bit.

“Admitted doper”

When did Salazar say that he doped during competition, or admit to doping his athletes, please provide his words