Keith Olbermann deletes tweets threatening Scott Jennings

cawacko said:
I say this all in good fun, but for a guy who spends time on a political board you don't know who anyone is.
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Probably true, lived long enough and seen enough to know famous today, gone tomorrow applies to most, and I can even recall Joe Pyne on the radio as a kid, pioneer of talk radio, next door neighbors listen to him
 
archives said:
Had to Google it, the guy is just another talking head, they are a dime a dozen, as I noted, famous today, gone tomorrow, there will always be another talking head
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this is a political forum and he is linked to many many times

but thanks for showing your ignorance once again as we decide who knows what the fuck is happening around them and who does not

If I don't know something, I google it rather than say, gee guys, I am a complete idiot on this subject. derp derp
 
archives said:
Early days of ESPN, never cared for him, nor Patrick, they tried too hard. I recall Olbermann pontificating that he’d walk from Bristol to Syracuse if Syracuse made the final four in basketball, they won it all, and Patrick claiming with certainty that a famous thoroughbred at the time, whose name I forgot, could win the Triple Crown if he had entered, the horse was four and he was a sprinter
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Fair enough not liking them, but in the pre social media days Patrick, Olbermann, Stuart Scott et al made the show must watch TV for many.
 
cawacko said:
In his defense I said it in good fun. And these are names political junkies would likely recognize, but it's not the end of the world if one doesn't.
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no defense needed. He could quit shitting ignorance all over the forum and do a quick search
 
archives said:
Early days of ESPN, never cared for him, nor Patrick, they tried too hard. I recall Olbermann pontificating that he’d walk from Bristol to Syracuse if Syracuse made the final four in basketball, they won it all, and Patrick claiming with certainty that a famous thoroughbred at the time, whose name I forgot, could win the Triple Crown if he had entered, the horse was four and he was a sprinter
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I liked him during the Bush years. He was one of the few that felt the invasion of Iraq was wrong.
 
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