Jesus H. Christ

EsophagealFeces

Football is done.

http://twitter.com/antiwokeone/status/1614099147061075968?s=46&t=DuavtLBaO34Sh3T78WSbag

Canadawg

What does the "H" stand for?

PurpleBaze

Can we still use "the field" when we conduct polls here?

PostGameOrangeSlices

Wokeness is a disease

If it were up to these people, they would remove color from the world ala The Giver.

RaceBannon

Why are the yard lines white?

GrundleStiltzkin

Move the chains originally had a much more sinister meaning.

KrunkJuice

This is bad but doesn't come close to the NBA banning "owners".

NeGgaPlEaSe

There goes the cotton bowl

DerekJohnson

RaceBannon said:

Why are the yard lines white?

PurpleBaze

RaceBannon said:

Why are the yard lines white?

Black Lines Matter

creepycoug

KrunkJuice said:

This is bad but doesn't come close to the NBA banning "owners".

No. It comes pretty close.

Mad_Son

FYI for those who only read the headline - that is highly misleading. While I don't agree with their decision, this is only a single office (which is below the level of bureaucracy that USC has a formal review process for) - this is not a department, let alone university-wide thing. When I read this it feels like a soft rebuke to me, "The university does not maintain a list of banned or discouraged words," Elizabeth A. Graddy, the university's interim provost and senior vice president for academic affairs, said in a statement to NPR. "We will continue to use words – including 'field' – that accurately encompass and describe our work and research."

bananasnblondes

Mad_Son said:

FYI for those who only read the headline - that is highly misleading. While I don't agree with their decision, this is only a single office (which is below the level of bureaucracy that USC has a formal review process for) - this is not a department, let alone university-wide thing. When I read this it feels like a soft rebuke to me, "The university does not maintain a list of banned or discouraged words," Elizabeth A. Graddy, the university's interim provost and senior vice president for academic affairs, said in a statement to NPR. "We will continue to use words – including 'field' – that accurately encompass and describe our work and research."

Yeah, this is some outrage bait

GrundleStiltzkin

bananasnblondes said:

Mad_Son said:

FYI for those who only read the headline - that is highly misleading. While I don't agree with their decision, this is only a single office (which is below the level of bureaucracy that USC has a formal review process for) - this is not a department, let alone university-wide thing. When I read this it feels like a soft rebuke to me, "The university does not maintain a list of banned or discouraged words," Elizabeth A. Graddy, the university's interim provost and senior vice president for academic affairs, said in a statement to NPR. "We will continue to use words – including 'field' – that accurately encompass and describe our work and research."

Yeah, this is some outrage bait

@whatshouldicareabout any room?

RaceBannon

Mad_Son said:

FYI for those who only read the headline - that is highly misleading. While I don't agree with their decision, this is only a single office (which is below the level of bureaucracy that USC has a formal review process for) - this is not a department, let alone university-wide thing. When I read this it feels like a soft rebuke to me, "The university does not maintain a list of banned or discouraged words," Elizabeth A. Graddy, the university's interim provost and senior vice president for academic affairs, said in a statement to NPR. "We will continue to use words – including 'field' – that accurately encompass and describe our work and research."

She should have said field of research

RaceBannon

Then she could field questions

bananasnblondes

I met a girl at the Kid Rock concert and I field her titties

HillsboroDuck

ESPN has banned Field Yates

HairyBallsDawg

Canadawg said:

What does the "H" stand for?

https://greensdictofslang.com/entry/vi5qeqa

EsophagealFeces

HillsboroDuck said:

ESPN has banned Field Yates

For good reason

whatshouldicareabout

GrundleStiltzkin said:

bananasnblondes said:

Mad_Son said:

FYI for those who only read the headline - that is highly misleading. While I don't agree with their decision, this is only a single office (which is below the level of bureaucracy that USC has a formal review process for) - this is not a department, let alone university-wide thing. When I read this it feels like a soft rebuke to me, "The university does not maintain a list of banned or discouraged words," Elizabeth A. Graddy, the university's interim provost and senior vice president for academic affairs, said in a statement to NPR. "We will continue to use words – including 'field' – that accurately encompass and describe our work and research."

Yeah, this is some outrage bait

@whatshouldicareabout any room?

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