I'm sorry, you're moving way too quick here. Can you actually spell it out for us, but with more capitalized accentuated words so I know which ones you're simulating jamming your finger into my chest?

Yes, it's a government.

Billy Packer's worst offense was ever being allowed to call UNC games. That's where his true hatred showed through.

But he was great on Sunday afternoons calling matches for the PPGA. It's the only time I ever found myself enjoying watching other people play miniature golf.

Did you even read? There's more than one thing he said just in that list.

"has nothing to do with race".

He is literally saying he does not believe Iverson is human, he believes he is an animal.

What else do YOU need in YOUR mind's eye?

Is the Australian open a government?

If not, freedom of speech doesn't apply. Besides, Russia is a terror state and supporting terrorism doesn't fall under freedom of speech. They're lucky if they are simply asked to leave.

I’d say it was covid taking its toll

Wonder if he had any relatives named Todd

The correct name was Meatballhead Billy Packer.

Https://google.com ?

Alright. That’s your take.

I take no moral high ground when it comes to professional sports. I don’t see people who dope as violating any moral code. Their achievements are just as inspirational to me.

And I stand by what I said about taking your job seriously. If you’re in the NFL and you aren’t on something, good luck. You must not take it seriously, cause you’re not gonna have a job very long and you’re gonna get steamrolled by every other MF who is.

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Is that it?

Hmm okay he made a sexist comment 20 years ago. Let’s cancel him, erase him from history and claim he’s ‘definitely a racist’.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/local/1996/03/06/the-blinding-racism-of-his-comment/0be54cb1-4731-4e52-812e-4f890eaac0e4/

>To understand the racist incident involving CBS Sports analyst Billy Packer on Saturday night, don't stop at Packer's reference to Georgetown guard Allen Iverson, who is black, as "a tough monkey." That was bad enough, but virtually everything that happened after the nationally televised slur revealed the chronic nature of the disease.

>Listen to Packer -- who at first seemingly apologized for the remark -- as he subsequently explains why he shouldn't have to apologize:

>"I don't know why people are sensitive about something that to me, in my way of thinking, has absolutely nothing to do with race," Packer said

Same, Alfa Romeo is back, let's go Team Stake.

https://www.si.com/.amp/extra-mustard/2013/03/29/a-brief-history-of-the-worst-college-basketball-broadcasting-gaffes

That would be really cool, might just sign up on Stake now.

I don’t that happy a vibe, TBH.

His response seemed reasonable, ‘tough monkey’ isn’t an uncommon description either. Got anything else for those of us who don’t know, or is that it?

To folks who don’t follow cycling: Sagan will go down as one of the best cyclists in history. In the 900+ races he been a part of, he’s finished in the top 10 almost 500 times. He has 124 wins to his name since 2007. The man is a living legend and he’s not even in his mid 30s. A true icon.

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Another one, I'm starting to like F1 more thanks to Stake, although I'll be cheering for Hamilton this year, maybe I might win something on Stake if I guess the champion, lol.