Another prominent democrat cozying up with Orange Face, this time Big Gretch

[QUOTE=ShawkFactory;15000418]Yea I didn't say that, my guy. I said I didn't know what she looked like. As in I didn't/don't watch MSNBC. At all.

It's funny how you don't realize that everything you're saying is literally proving my point that you appear get all of your information from Fox News and MSNBC. And that you take that information literally. Talkin' about how a Stephen A. Smith-type talking head is some true voice. Come on now :lol[/QUOTE]

Lol you know who she is but you don't know what she looks like? Wtf does that even mean? :oldlol:

I'm not saying SAS is a true voice, I'm saying if you're even a semi-serious follower of sports you know who the man is. He's the #1 sports commentator in the world whether you like it or not and the most well known. You almost can't follow sports and not come across him.

Imagine having a serious basketball discussion with someone and they have no idea who SAS is. Right off the bat I would be suspect. The guy has been a mainstay in sports media going on 20 years now. If you don't know who SAS is it probably means you're a casual sports follower at best.

I don't think it's possible to have a serious discussion about politics if you don't know what Rachel Maddow looks like.

Take Me Big Gretch!

[QUOTE=Baller234;15000432][B]Lol you know who she is but you don't know what she looks like?[/B] Wtf does that even mean? :oldlol:

I'm not saying SAS is a true voice, I'm saying if you're even a semi-serious follower of sports you know who the man is. He's the #1 sports commentator in the world whether you like it or not and the most well known. You almost can't follow sports and not come across him.

Imagine having a serious basketball discussion with someone and they have no idea who SAS is. Right off the bat I would be suspect. The guy has been a mainstay in sports media going on 20 years now. If you don't know who SAS is it probably means you're a casual sports follower at best.

I don't think it's possible to have a serious discussion about politics if you don't know what Rachel Maddow looks like.[/QUOTE]

Correct. There are other ways to consume news, or peoples opinions, than watching it. I don't and never have watched MSNBC. I thought I made that clear..

I know you're so mainstream media brained that this concept is difficult for you.

[QUOTE=ShawkFactory;15000640]Correct. There are other ways to consume news, or peoples opinions, than watching it. I don't and never have watched MSNBC. I thought I made that clear..

I know you're so mainstream media brained that this concept is difficult for you.[/QUOTE]

You don't have to watch SAS to know who he is. Lol you think I actually tune in to watch SAS or care about his takes when it comes to sports? Obviously not but he is so omnipresent in the world of sports media you can't avoid him. Either his takes are making headlines or the players themselves are responding to them. Not to mention his face is all over ESPN so if you watch games, you see his face.

The point being that if you watch basketball, you know who SAS is. It's impossible not to. If you were discussing basketball with someone and they didn't know who SAS was, you would probably guess that they don't follow the sport much.

Rachel Maddow has been the #1 left wing cable news commentator going on 17 years now. Whether you rely on her for news or not, she is a major player in the world of political news and media. Anyone that regularly follows the news as it pertains to politics should know who she is.

You not knowing who she is just proves you don't follow the news all that avidly. That's fine of course, but don't waltz in here pretending to be some sort of expert. Clearly you aren't paying attention like that.