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Cleat sharpener? Was this actually seriously claimed?
Yes, by several people. They said it with such passionate conviction, too!
[stuff about cleats]
I never used them or wore them. My sport of choice was wrestling, and my parents wouldn't let me play football (for which I am now thankful).
I don't know much about cleats, but I know there's no such thing as a "cleat sharpener". That, and if memory serves, high schools didn't allow metal cleats. Everyone I knew who played football, soccer, or baseball had cleats made from the same material as the soles of their shoes (rubber?).
Oh, and track runners didn't even wear cleats. The track was asphalt, so they wore regular running shoes.
My superior ideals tell me to avoid her. I already have one asshole, I don't need 2.
LOLWUT? She got Angry Retarded Feminist Syndrome.
Yep, her future is definitely going to be female only
don't bother messaging me, liking me or existing near me.
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Check it out: when I approved you out of the spam filter, I had forgotten about this announcement.
I'm removing this and banning your account under this username.
Feel free to re-register with a less lost-cause, defeatist username and ask your questions.
CC: @Vermillion-Rx
@JennyB @kloi sheesh, and I thought I was out of touch. OK, quick summary from memory.:
A bit over a year ago, some high school in TX had a track and field meet. Austin Metcalf, his twin brother, and some of their teammates were in a tent.
Karmelo Anthony was from a different school, and was trying to come into the tent. They told him to leave several times, and Karmelo threatened and escalated several times, saying shit like "touch me and see what happens" while steadfastly refusing to leave.
Austin Metcalf shoved him, and Karmelo responded by stabbing him right in the heart with a knife, killing him.
Since Austin was white and Karmelo is black, a shit-ton of tribalistic blacks leapt to his defense, spouting all kinds of ridiculous nonsense such as "it was self-defense!" or "it wasn't a knife! it was a cleat sharpener!" (spoiler alert: no such thing).
A Give-Send-Go campaign was launched for Karmelo's legal defense and "other expenses". Over $600k was raised for that murderous little shit, much of the donations having anti-white racist messages attached.
His family blew threw all the money on Cadillacs, a McMansion, and various other stupid shit. When it came time for the trial, he was stuck with a public defender because his family was now too broke to hire an attorney. Yes, after raising over $600k from Give-Send-Go alone, not to mention merchandise sales.
The only black candidates for jury duty said anti-white racist shit, and got disqualified.
Karmelo was quickly convicted, with every witness including his own making it obvious he was guilty, along with other evidence.
Blacks everywhere started chimping out, with the usual "he was a good boy!" and "he dindu nuffin!" The few level-headed blacks who agreed with the verdict and the rule of law are all being drowned out by the usual tantrums.
Read More@Kloi dude, anytime you say "to be fair", you have to make it a link to the "Letterkenny" clip. Dot red bylaws and shit.
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