I'd say that's embarrassing for ESPN, but those fucks have no shame. They quickly stifle everyone that doesn't toe their ultra liberal line while allowing blatant racists like Screamin A. Smith to spew whatever bullshit he wants with minimal repercussions. I want to build a napalm mountain in Bristol just so I can trigger a fiery mudslide to bury those fags. I know that doesn't make any sense, but fuck off.
I'd say that's embarrassing for ESPN, but those fucks have no shame. They quickly stifle everyone that doesn't toe their ultra liberal line while allowing blatant racists like Screamin A. Smith to spew whatever bullshit he wants with minimal repercussions. I want to build a napalm mountain in Bristol just so I can trigger a fiery mudslide to bury those fags. I know that doesn't make any sense, but fuck off.
Exactly. This coming from the same company who gave the Arthur Ashe Courage Award...an award named after a guy who contracted AIDS and fought like hell...to a guy who elected to have surgery to cut off his dick to the size of a clit and inhale estrogen so he could put on a dress.
I'd say that's embarrassing for ESPN, but those fucks have no shame. They quickly stifle everyone that doesn't toe their ultra liberal line while allowing blatant racists like Screamin A. Smith to spew whatever bullshit he wants with minimal repercussions. I want to build a napalm mountain in Bristol just so I can trigger a fiery mudslide to bury those fags. I know that doesn't make any sense, but fuck off.
I'd say that's embarrassing for ESPN, but those fucks have no shame. They quickly stifle everyone that doesn't toe their ultra liberal line while allowing blatant racists like Screamin A. Smith to spew whatever bullshit he wants with minimal repercussions. I want to build a napalm mountain in Bristol just so I can trigger a fiery mudslide to bury those fags. I know that doesn't make any sense, but fuck off.
I'd say that's embarrassing for ESPN, but those fucks have no shame. They quickly stifle everyone that doesn't toe their ultra liberal line while allowing blatant racists like Screamin A. Smith to spew whatever bullshit he wants with minimal repercussions. I want to build a napalm mountain in Bristol just so I can trigger a fiery mudslide to bury those fags. I know that doesn't make any sense, but fuck off.
Stephen A is conservative numbnuts
Chincredible!!!
Chicredibally stupid that is.
He's an ultra religious twat who is always pissing and moaning about how 85% of blicks vote D.
I'd say that's embarrassing for ESPN, but those fucks have no shame. They quickly stifle everyone that doesn't toe their ultra liberal line while allowing blatant racists like Screamin A. Smith to spew whatever bullshit he wants with minimal repercussions. I want to build a napalm mountain in Bristol just so I can trigger a fiery mudslide to bury those fags. I know that doesn't make any sense, but fuck off.
I'd say that's embarrassing for ESPN, but those fucks have no shame. They quickly stifle everyone that doesn't toe their ultra liberal line while allowing blatant racists like Screamin A. Smith to spew whatever bullshit he wants with minimal repercussions. I want to build a napalm mountain in Bristol just so I can trigger a fiery mudslide to bury those fags. I know that doesn't make any sense, but fuck off.
I'd say that's embarrassing for ESPN, but those fucks have no shame. They quickly stifle everyone that doesn't toe their ultra liberal line while allowing blatant racists like Screamin A. Smith to spew whatever bullshit he wants with minimal repercussions. I want to build a napalm mountain in Bristol just so I can trigger a fiery mudslide to bury those fags. I know that doesn't make any sense, but fuck off.
Olbermann has a history of being a pompous arrogant prick. They couldn't settle on a contract agreement, in large part because Olbermann thought he was more valuable than what he really was. Simple fact.
I'd say that's embarrassing for ESPN, but those fucks have no shame. They quickly stifle everyone that doesn't toe their ultra liberal line while allowing blatant racists like Screamin A. Smith to spew whatever bullshit he wants with minimal repercussions. I want to build a napalm mountain in Bristol just so I can trigger a fiery mudslide to bury those fags. I know that doesn't make any sense, but fuck off.
Olbermann has a history of being a pompous arrogant prick. They couldn't settle on a contract agreement, in large part because Olbermann thought he was more valuable than what he really was. Simple fact.
Wut?
Early in 1997, Olbermann was suspended for two weeks after he made an unauthorized appearance on The Daily Show on Comedy Central with then host and former ESPN colleague Craig Kilborn. At one point in the show, he referred to Bristol, Connecticut (ESPN's headquarters), as a "'Godforsaken place."[27] Later that year, Olbermann abruptly left ESPN under a cloud of controversy, apparently burning his bridges with the network's management;[28] this began a long and drawn-out feud between Olbermann and ESPN. Between 1997 and 2007, incidents between the two sides included Olbermann's publishing an essay on Salon.com in November 2002 titled "Mea Culpa" in which he stated: "I couldn't handle the pressure of working in daily long-form television, and what was worse, I didn't know I couldn't handle it."[29] The essay told of an instance when his former bosses remarked he had "too much backbone", a claim that is literally true, as Olbermann has six lumbar vertebrae instead of the normal five.[29]
I'd say that's embarrassing for ESPN, but those fucks have no shame. They quickly stifle everyone that doesn't toe their ultra liberal line while allowing blatant racists like Screamin A. Smith to spew whatever bullshit he wants with minimal repercussions. I want to build a napalm mountain in Bristol just so I can trigger a fiery mudslide to bury those fags. I know that doesn't make any sense, but fuck off.
Olbermann has a history of being a pompous arrogant prick. They couldn't settle on a contract agreement, in large part because Olbermann thought he was more valuable than what he really was. Simple fact.
Wut?
Early in 1997, Olbermann was suspended for two weeks after he made an unauthorized appearance on The Daily Show on Comedy Central with then host and former ESPN colleague Craig Kilborn. At one point in the show, he referred to Bristol, Connecticut (ESPN's headquarters), as a "'Godforsaken place."[27] Later that year, Olbermann abruptly left ESPN under a cloud of controversy, apparently burning his bridges with the network's management;[28] this began a long and drawn-out feud between Olbermann and ESPN. Between 1997 and 2007, incidents between the two sides included Olbermann's publishing an essay on Salon.com in November 2002 titled "Mea Culpa" in which he stated: "I couldn't handle the pressure of working in daily long-form television, and what was worse, I didn't know I couldn't handle it."[29] The essay told of an instance when his former bosses remarked he had "too much backbone", a claim that is literally true, as Olbermann has six lumbar vertebrae instead of the normal five.[29]
If you can't see there's a difference between bashing your employer and bashing outside politics, then common sense can't help you.
I'd say that's embarrassing for ESPN, but those fucks have no shame. They quickly stifle everyone that doesn't toe their ultra liberal line while allowing blatant racists like Screamin A. Smith to spew whatever bullshit he wants with minimal repercussions. I want to build a napalm mountain in Bristol just so I can trigger a fiery mudslide to bury those fags. I know that doesn't make any sense, but fuck off.
Olbermann has a history of being a pompous arrogant prick. They couldn't settle on a contract agreement, in large part because Olbermann thouliterally true, as Olbermann has six lumbar vertebrae instead of the normal five.[29]
If you can't see there's a difference between bashing your employer and bashing outside politics, then common sense can't help you.
I'd say that's embarrassing for ESPN, but those fucks have no shame. They quickly stifle everyone that doesn't toe their ultra liberal line while allowing blatant racists like Screamin A. Smith to spew whatever bullshit he wants with minimal repercussions. I want to build a napalm mountain in Bristol just so I can trigger a fiery mudslide to bury those fags. I know that doesn't make any sense, but fuck off.
Olbermann has a history of being a pompous arrogant prick. They couldn't settle on a contract agreement, in large part because Olbermann thouliterally true, as Olbermann has six lumbar vertebrae instead of the normal five.[29]
If you can't see there's a difference between bashing your employer and bashing outside politics, then common sense can't help you.
I'd say that's embarrassing for ESPN, but those fucks have no shame. They quickly stifle everyone that doesn't toe their ultra liberal line while allowing blatant racists like Screamin A. Smith to spew whatever bullshit he wants with minimal repercussions. I want to build a napalm mountain in Bristol just so I can trigger a fiery mudslide to bury those fags. I know that doesn't make any sense, but fuck off.
Olbermann has a history of being a pompous arrogant prick. They couldn't settle on a contract agreement, in large part because Olbermann thouliterally true, as Olbermann has six lumbar vertebrae instead of the normal five.[29]
If you can't see there's a difference between bashing your employer and bashing outside politics, then common sense can't help you.
I'd say that's embarrassing for ESPN, but those fucks have no shame. They quickly stifle everyone that doesn't toe their ultra liberal line while allowing blatant racists like Screamin A. Smith to spew whatever bullshit he wants with minimal repercussions. I want to build a napalm mountain in Bristol just so I can trigger a fiery mudslide to bury those fags. I know that doesn't make any sense, but fuck off.
Olbermann has a history of being a pompous arrogant prick. They couldn't settle on a contract agreement, in large part because Olbermann thouliterally true, as Olbermann has six lumbar vertebrae instead of the normal five.[29]
If you can't see there's a difference between bashing your employer and bashing outside politics, then common sense can't help you.
I'd say that's embarrassing for ESPN, but those fucks have no shame. They quickly stifle everyone that doesn't toe their ultra liberal line while allowing blatant racists like Screamin A. Smith to spew whatever bullshit he wants with minimal repercussions. I want to build a napalm mountain in Bristol just so I can trigger a fiery mudslide to bury those fags. I know that doesn't make any sense, but fuck off.
ESPN doesn't give a shit about politics. They only care about what is going to piss off their viewers. Schilling was a mediocre on-air talent who wasn't nearly valuable enough to be spewing off his conservative bullshit. Stephen A. Smith on the other hand could openly call for a Uganda-style "kill the gays" bill, and unless the ratings of his shitty show started plummeting, ESPN wouldn't bat an eye.
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Chicredibally stupid that is.
http://www.si.com/more-sports/2015/07/08/keith-olbermann-out-espn-contract
Early in 1997, Olbermann was suspended for two weeks after he made an unauthorized appearance on The Daily Show on Comedy Central with then host and former ESPN colleague Craig Kilborn. At one point in the show, he referred to Bristol, Connecticut (ESPN's headquarters), as a "'Godforsaken place."[27] Later that year, Olbermann abruptly left ESPN under a cloud of controversy, apparently burning his bridges with the network's management;[28] this began a long and drawn-out feud between Olbermann and ESPN. Between 1997 and 2007, incidents between the two sides included Olbermann's publishing an essay on Salon.com in November 2002 titled "Mea Culpa" in which he stated: "I couldn't handle the pressure of working in daily long-form television, and what was worse, I didn't know I couldn't handle it."[29] The essay told of an instance when his former bosses remarked he had "too much backbone", a claim that is literally true, as Olbermann has six lumbar vertebrae instead of the normal five.[29]