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#26
#26
So I watched it and thought it was pretty good.

It put the NCAA in bad light. IMO Which was a good thing. (again) IMO
 
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#27
#27
Smokeyman said:
Yes, it's on a news channel that doesn't share the same confirmation bias or worldview that I have.

Therefore, it is nothing but lies, and could never hope to have any purpose or meaning for anyone.

I am a knee jerk response and take my ADD, shallow, face value perceived worldview with a grain of salt please.

The world is only black and white, wrong and right, good and bad.

There is no gray…
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Mu_8w6db5M
 
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#29
Here is what I hope you folks who watched learned about a military school. It is not a joke. It is a serious attempt to instill discipline, punctuality, esprit d'corps, and responsibility helping to change boys into men. Jabari McGhee is a step above your average recruit as I think you can judge from his maturity in the segment.
 
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#31
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orangeluvr said:
That was a social experiment , frequent consumption of fast foods leads to an early death. Rapid weight is an early warning signal. So sayeth the food nazis.
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Pretty much what his point was. It was what fast food does to you outside of the weight gain part.

I actually enjoyed Spurlock's show when it was on FX. The episode where he worked in a coal mine in WV (he is from WV) for 30 days I thought was done well. He focused on the actual job and the family he stays with, while spending little time on the pros and cons of the industry. Also I give him credit for actually working in mine for a month.

That said not watched his CNN show yet (and not because I am one of the idiots that only like things that support 100% of my beliefs), but is it worth checking out? How was this episode?
 
#32
#32
Vol Karma said:
Pretty much what his point was. It was what fast food does to you outside of the weight gain part.

I actually enjoyed Spurlock's show when it was on FX. The episode where he worked in a coal mine in WV (he is from WV) for 30 days I thought was done well. He focused on the actual job and the family he stays with, while spending little time on the pros and cons of the industry. Also I give him credit for actually working in mine for a month.

That said not watched his CNN show yet (and not because I am one of the idiots that only like things that support 100% of my beliefs), but is it worth checking out? How was this episode?
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I give him credit for trying to live on minimum wage. Hospital bills did him in though.
 
#33
#33
Here is what I hope you folks who watched learned about a military school. It is not a joke. It is a serious attempt to instill discipline, punctuality, esprit d'corps, and responsibility helping to change boys into men. Jabari McGhee is a step above your average recruit as I think you can judge from his maturity in the segment.
 
#37
#37
You can bet that Jabari already has the appreciation Coach T refers to on the secondary level. He can probably add insight for the team on the rigors of being a cadet. "First of all, I'm appreciative of Tennessee having the opportunity to be part of an event like this," Tyndall said. "This is something that I believe our fans can be excited about, and it's also going to be a great opportunity for our players - not only to provide a challenging test for our team early in the season, but also to give them a better appreciation of what life is like for the young men and women who attend our service academies."
 
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