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Elf, 3 hours in just got the orb to the duke. Will play some more tomorrow.
Former Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Hugh Douglas threatened to beat up his ESPN colleague Michael Smith three times while intoxicated on Friday night, according to a report by The Big Lead. The report says that Douglas was with “Numbers Never Lie” co-stars Smith and Jemele Hill at the House of Blues in Orlando, Fla. when he reportedly tried to get on the stage with the DJ and threatened to attack Smith if he could not help. Then things got ugly, as Douglas unleashed some racial slurs at Smith, also an African American. From Jason McIntyre of The Big Lead: After the third threat, Smith tried to walk away, at which point Douglas grabbed Smith’s wrist and hurled two racial epithets at him, calling him an “Uncle Tom” and a “House N—-.” Smith, the witness says, turned around to protect himself, at which point onlookers rushed in to break it up. Three independent sources have verified this version of events. Douglas was then pulled aside by someone from ESPN who was in attendance, and the two briefly spoke. Douglas then left the party. A source at ESPN says that Douglas has been yanked off Numbers Never Lie until the network can sort out details from the night. Douglas and Smith were in Orlando for the National Association of Black Journalists, which hosted the event at the House of Blues.
I like how his clothes look like some shit that hasn't rendered yet.
It's Unreal Engine 3. It'll finish streaming in all the assets by the time a Kickstarter gets funded
Also I just learned tonight that one of my games now has a working Ouya port. I'mma go ahead and actually submit it to them
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I'm from London
Live in london or sheffield
Know my roots
I'm a student
I'm a christian not as religious as my mum would like
Hobbies love reading sci-fi novels and playing american football
Elf, 3 hours in just got the orb to the duke. Will play some more tomorrow.
My account just got activated.
I'm from London
Live in london or sheffield
Know my roots
I'm a student
I'm a christian not as religious as my mum would like
Hobbies love reading sci-fi novels and playing american football
My account just got activated.
I'm from London
Live in london or sheffield
Know my roots
I'm a student
I'm a christian not as religious as my mum would like
Hobbies love reading sci-fi novels and playing american football
live in forest gate newham, near stratford where the olympic stadium is. Mostly in sheffield through the year though as my uni is there
how many girls are you supposed to save in the village girl quest? i feel like im missing some.
I just read that on Deadspin. Douglas is done, I don't care what Hill and Smith were saying on the podcast about forgiveness. No chance ESPN lets this slide.
So I've read someone mention this documentary called hidden colors, there's 2 parts of it actually and it seemed interesting and I wanted to give it a shot. But it turns out the guy who created it is some misogynist pick up artist (if the shit I read about him is true) and appearently there's a lot of misogynist and homophobic bullshit being spouted in the movie. On the other hand I read people saying that it still raises valid points.
So has anyone of you watched that movie? Is it any good? Are the accusations of homophobia and misogyni true and if yes, is the movie still worth watching?
That might have been my post. One of my friends has been trying to get me to watch it and I still haven't seen it outside of trailers/reviews, but it wouldn't be surprised if the things you're saying are true. My friend is in the Nation of Islam, so most of the things he recommends me that are related to black people I have to view/read with a grain of salt because some where in there will probably be talk about white devils, segregation, "Farrakhan Jesus", and black people from space.
Black people from Space?
Finally watched Django. Really liked it.
My girlfriend was freaking out about the slavery stuff. She seriously knew nothing about it. I'm glad she's interested in learning and i'll do my best to teach her.
Guess i can finallt watch the Django podcast too.
Homeboys in Outer Space?
Black peopel are not allowed in Scifi.
In the original Star Trek we had to answer phones.
In Star Wars we were shady as shit.
Babylon 5 a drug addict
TNG crippled and a simp
Ok in DS9 we ran shit, but Sisko was of a lesser rank then any other mainline Trek leader for the majority of the series
DS9 a depressed vulcan
Enterprise we were driving Sam Backett.
BSG I ain't watch that pseudo philosophical bullshit..
Eureka smartest man in town was the black man, who always had to save the mighty whitey.
Warehouse 13, the only black character is pretty much a force of nature.
hey man.
Space Cases.
Black peopel are not allowed in Scifi.
In the original Star Trek we had to answer phones.
In Star Wars we were shady as shit.
Babylon 5 a drug addict
TNG crippled and a simp
Ok in DS9 we ran shit, but Sisko was of a lesser rank then any other mainline Trek leader for the majority of the series
DS9 a depressed vulcan
Enterprise we were driving Sam Backett.
BSG I ain't watch that pseudo philosophical bullshit..
Eureka smartest man in town was the black man, who always had to save the mighty whitey.
Warehouse 13, the only black character is pretty much a force of nature.
I can only remember one black main character in BSG and she was basically Uhura 2.0, even lusting after the bossman's son despite him being obsessed with someone else.
Eureka though not only was he the smartest man in town, after the reset his genius was only matched/complimented by his Black Wife.
Lost Girl, one dude was one of the most powerful dudes around and when that changed another black dude moved from sidekick to boss status as well.
Man i've tried everything to learn how to tread water. No dice. I just end up frustrating myself cos i can't do it.
Ok in DS9 we ran shit, but Sisko was of a lesser rank then any other mainline Trek leader for the majority of the series
and the Federation wondered why shit didn't go like they wanted it to
I was so salty that this show only got 2 seasons.hey man.
Space Cases.
Black people from Space?
And wtf at black people from space? :lol
I wish the salt from Diablo's Tyrael being black would have had more impact.MS should come out and offical announce Master Chief as being a black man. There would not be a fan big enough to for shit to hit.
We did pretty good in Firefly....until the movie that isBlack peopel are not allowed in Scifi.
In the original Star Trek we had to answer phones.
In Star Wars we were shady as shit.
Babylon 5 a drug addict
TNG crippled and a simp
Ok in DS9 we ran shit, but Sisko was of a lesser rank then any other mainline Trek leader for the majority of the series
DS9 a depressed vulcan
Enterprise we were driving Sam Backett.
BSG I ain't watch that pseudo philosophical bullshit..
Eureka smartest man in town was the black man, who always had to save the mighty whitey.
Warehouse 13, the only black character is pretty much a force of nature.
Finally watched Django. Really liked it.
My girlfriend was freaking out about the slavery stuff. She seriously knew nothing about it. I'm glad she's interested in learning and i'll do my best to teach her.
Guess i can finallt watch the Django podcast too.
Can't even make my nigga in Mass Effect too.
Can't even make my nigga in Mass Effect too.
Speaking of The Matrix I can't believe Will Smith passed on The matrix. I know Hindsight is 20/20 but lets be for real did the script for this:
actually look and sound better? smh
Wild Wild West is actually worse than you remember it