Sorry, but if I were touted as an expert on such matters, and went on national radio and TV and suggested that Greenberg's wife might be a woman of easy virtue (a slut, for those of you educated in the last 25 years), but that since I don't know her I hope it isn't true and that if it isn't, I take it all back, I expect he'd be justifiably offended.

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Posted by 4LSU

Houston, TX

Member since Dec 2007

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Posted on 12/12/07 at 9:42 am to nycajun

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suggested that Greenberg's wife might be a woman of easy virtue

I agree this would be offending, but in this case he did not say that. He said that if Miles left ("If Miles Left" being the catch phrase) then he would be whatever it is you want to call it. He did not make a blanket statement that he was man of lesser morality like your example suggests. It would be like saying if ones wife is sleeping with other men then she is a slut (to pull from your example). I would have to agree to that if that was the case...

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Posted by Tig1969

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Member since Oct 2007

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Posted on 12/12/07 at 9:48 am to nycajun

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Sorry, but if I were touted as an expert on such matters, and went on national radio and TV and suggested that Greenberg's wife might be a woman of easy virtue (a slut, for those of you educated in the last 25 years), but that since I don't know her I hope it isn't true and that if it isn't, I take it all back, I expect he'd be justifiably offended.

nycajun, that's too funny. I sent an email to MikeandMike yesterday. That's the analogy I made. A journalist doesn't rant about something they know nothing about, essentially call someone a Liar (which they did yesterday by discussing Miles and in the same breath saying all college coaches lie) then say, "but if I'm wrong let's forget we had this conversation." That's not responsible at all.

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