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You brought up people on both sides and that is what my comments to you were about. There's no both sides making it about race or racial issues. That's all on one side. Like you said, the ad is great, the message is great. The problem comes in with people who don't like Kaepernick, there's no...

Because they know if they admit it's about race and give their opinion then there's no denying the truth about them.

Oh stop with the both sides nonsense. It's only a problem for people on one side. Whether you agree, disagree or don't give a damn, the controversy with Kaepernick, kneeling and Nike from one side. Can we just stop with the nonsense and pretending it's a both sides thing? If morons weren't all...

Thanks. I'm sure the usual white sheeters will jump on me and act like they can't possibly understand the issue. But seriously, when are we just going to say enough with this covert racist stuff?

Stop. You changed the wording and that changes the intent and message. See how you say "we refer to black people (not blacks) as black and "whites" as whites, that's right there is disingenuous. First, very few people refer to White people as "whites", second the poster I quoted said "blacks"...

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Oh just stop. We all know exactly where your comments come from. You can criticizes him all you want and pretend he's not playing because of his ability but anyone with a brain and the skill to look at a situation as a whole will see how flawed that is. Say it isn't about his kneeling all you...

Blacks? Seriously, we just say blacks now? Besides what does any of that have to do with the Nike or their ad?

Yes. Just walking around and finding things, exploring is great. I've had more time in London than Paris and that's my favorite thing to do there. There are all these little, tiny streets and alleys. You can find great shops, interesting spots, cafes by just wondering around. I've found it best...

As others have said, look for things to do in those cities and leave the kids part out of the search. I haven't been to Barcelona so I can't give any advice on that. Maybe have everyone look at each city (and surrounding areas) and pick things they are interested in seeing. Both London and...

Boylan, red birch beer specifically, is my favorite. Johnnie Ryan soda is great but harder to find around here. I'm a big fan of Mexican sodas too. Luckily it grocery store has a good selection. Pineapple and grapefruit, i think it's Jarritos. I really don't drink much soda so when I do I...

I have a relative I worry about ending up in like that. She's become extremely dependent on her husband to a point that I worry about what would become of her if something happened to him. I think there's a line where the lack of Independence can be unhealthy. Op, I know you're getting beat up...

I had a short trip like that a few years ago. It was Disney World though. It was extremely hot, much more crowded than I expected and two nights of downpours (we were only there for 4). It was September and really disappointing. Ended up getting a good deal on airfare so we went back in...

My kitchen seems to have a weird gravitational pull. Whenever I start cooking people seem to be drawn to the kitchen and stand in my way.

You didn't accurately describe what he did. He didn't just "stare at a line person". He went up to her in an intimidating way and started at her, bouncing his ball in her face. He did didn't just "yap at an ump protesting". He said something extremely vulgar.

Yes, it's well documented which is why it's easy to see you are mischaracterizing it. Besides to in any way say Serena behaves more poorly on the court that McEnroe did it to equate her behavior to his is ridiculous .

This isn't true. You are both not accurately describing his behavior. If something actually backs up your point, you wouldn't have to do that.

Sure does. It shows they are capable of understanding more complex issues and looking beyond the surface to see if there are deeper questions.

It's not uncommon for male tennis players to act out in anger or for them to argue with refs .

I agree . There's extra pressure for everything to go well when you're the one that made the decision on where to stay especially if it's something new like renting from a new place.