Re: Glenn Beck is Actually a Huge Crybaby Pansy
Posted: Thu May 13, 2010 10:44 pm
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This affects my opinion of him, naturally.Phatscotty wrote:rachel maddow and keith olbermann support him, chris mathews even sent a shout out earlier this week...
Lewis Black on Glenn Beck's Nazi Tourette's: "My goodness! This is delicious---HITLER!" "That's a lovely tie you're wearing, John--Got GOEBBELS!"pimpdave wrote:Lewis Black Sums Up Glenn Beck
The hate could not be more programmedBigBallinStalin wrote:Lewis Black on Glenn Beck's Nazi Tourette's: "My goodness! This is delicious---HITLER!" "That's a lovely tie you're wearing, John--Got GOEBBELS!"pimpdave wrote:Lewis Black Sums Up Glenn Beck
f*ck off, Glenn Beck fanboys.
TROLL DEFLECTED!Phatscotty wrote:The hate could not be more programmedBigBallinStalin wrote:Lewis Black on Glenn Beck's Nazi Tourette's: "My goodness! This is delicious---HITLER!" "That's a lovely tie you're wearing, John--Got GOEBBELS!"pimpdave wrote:Lewis Black Sums Up Glenn Beck
f*ck off, Glenn Beck fanboys.
Don't you know that this is a conservative conspiracy?pimpdave wrote:Also, I think it's funny that so many Americans think soccer is boring but find NASCAR incredibly fascinating and nuanced.
NASCAR has better crashes.pimpdave wrote:Also, I think it's funny that so many Americans think soccer is boring but find NASCAR incredibly fascinating and nuanced.
More intelligence than required by compulsive televised chess watchers?john9blue wrote:NASCAR always seemed like an engineer's sport, which (ironically for snarkers like dave) means it requires more intelligence than whatever the NASCAR haters watch.
I hate Nascar. It's not a sport. However, I don't watch chess (televised or live). And I don't think Americans are divided into Nascar watchers and chess watchers.King Doctor wrote:More intelligence than required by compulsive televised chess watchers?john9blue wrote:NASCAR always seemed like an engineer's sport, which (ironically for snarkers like dave) means it requires more intelligence than whatever the NASCAR haters watch.
Seriously?
I would say that it is indeed a sport. It's not just a comfortable drive in a luxory car. Quote from herethegreekdog wrote:I hate Nascar. It's not a sport.
Driving a race car is nothing like driving your family car. Today's NASCAR driver has to be in peak shape to last through a race.
Two of the biggest problems facing a race car driver are the heat and the constant G forces from turning corners. The temperature inside a typical NASCAR cockpit is around120 degrees on a hot summer day. It feels even hotter because the driver is wearing a fireproof suit from head to toe.
In a corner, a NASCAR driver experiences 2 to 3 Gs. A 200-pound driver feels like he weighs 600 pounds in a 3-G turn. Holding your head, arms and torso in position for hours at a time when you weigh 600 pounds takes strength - so NASCAR drivers spend time training in the weight room. Drivers work especially on muscles in the neck, shoulders, arms and torso so that they have the strength to work against the Gs. Drivers also work a great deal on stamina, because they have to be able to perform throughout a race that lasts three to four hours without rest.
Well clearly you've never been to Tampa. Buddy.thegreekdog wrote:I don't think Americans are divided into Nascar watchers and chess watchers.
Are Tampaians (?) big chess fans?King Doctor wrote:Well clearly you've never been to Tampa. Buddy.thegreekdog wrote:I don't think Americans are divided into Nascar watchers and chess watchers.
Glenn Beck's a Yankee though, so there might not be that much of a correlation.pimpdave wrote:Well I think it's a fair assumption that a greater percentage of big NASCAR fans are also big Glenn Beck fans. I'd like to see real data on that correlation, actually.
In other words, what percentage of Glenn Beck fans avidly follow NASCAR and vice versa.
That, and I would guess that the "real men" who dig NASCAR, are against huge crybaby pansies, which Glenn Beck is.thegreekdog wrote:Glenn Beck's a Yankee though, so there might not be that much of a correlation.pimpdave wrote:Well I think it's a fair assumption that a greater percentage of big NASCAR fans are also big Glenn Beck fans. I'd like to see real data on that correlation, actually.
In other words, what percentage of Glenn Beck fans avidly follow NASCAR and vice versa.