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51-50 final. sorry triad!
 
Catsailor said:
Nazis did over 6,000,000 bad things!
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Learn your numbers -

Mousey Dung - (a real piece of sh..) 68 million Chinese dead.
Joseph Stalin - (the paranoid poet) 26 million Soviet citizens liquidated.
Adolf Hitler - (the chief Nutsi) 11 million dead in toto. 6 million were Jews.
King Leopold - (Belgian Congo) 8 million Congolese lives exchanged for rubber.


n.b. - these figures do NOT include war dead, only unarmed civilians under administrative control of the respective mass murderers.
 
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VAMike23 said:
Question: have you seen very many episodes of the TV show "Seinfeld"..?
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How is that relevant?

First there was no set up. There was no context, therefore, to me, it was neither ironic nor funny.

You are not Seinfeld, Larry David or Mel Brooks.

Real comedians have a degree of poetic license with sensitive topics. Nevertheless some occasionally bomb, and offend rather than enlighten.

Apparently you are THAT wannabe guy.

Do you want to be associated with that guy/logic?

Was not your intent to compliment Kia? If so these was literally an infinite number of ways you could have handled this.

You choose Nazi.

Wonder what she would think about the comparison?

Random UConn student: Hey Kia some guy on the BY called you a Nazi.

Kia Stokes: Weren't they like the KKK dudes but earlier. Didn't they inspire the South Koreans how to march on parade with that funny goose step thing. Didn't they kill millions of people then burned them up to hide their * and all because they were racists and bigots and thought others were inferior to their master race. Didn't they perform medical experimentation on little kids and killed anyone that tried to help their victims.

Random UConn student: Yeah, those are the bad 'ers

Kia Stokes: WTF :eek:



Some topics are just better left alone, ...even if you are really witty and have a point which I just don't see either in your post.



In closing I'd like to ask you if you have any relatives or friends who have been victims of Nazi extermination or internment?

If not, do you have an imagination?

And yes, I've watched Seinfeld. And also Shindler's list and countless other serious accounts of what the Nazi did. I also have my own family history.

Oh and I do love basketball and my UConn Huskies!! Nazis not so much.
 
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Wonkster said:
Learn your numbers -

Mousey Dung - (a real piece of sh..) 68 million Chinese dead.
Joseph Stalin - (the paranoid poet) 26 million Soviet citizens liquidated.
Adolf Hitler - (the chief Nutsi) 11 million dead in toto. 6 million were Jews.
King Leopold - (Belgian Congo) 8 million Congolese lives exchanged for rubber.


n.b. - these figures do NOT include war dead, only unarmed civilians under administrative control of the respective mass murderers.
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learn to read
I said over
and that wasn't the point

BTW what exactly is yours?
 
Catsailor said:
How is that relevant?

First there was no set up. There was no context, therefore, to me, it was neither ironic nor funny.

You are not Seinfeld, Larry David or Mel Brooks.

Real comedians have a degree of poetic license with sensitive topics. Nevertheless some occasionally bomb, and offend rather than enlighten.

Apparently you are THAT wannabe guy.

Do you want to be associated with that guy/logic?

Was not your intent to compliment Kia? If so these was literally an infinite number of ways you could have handled this.

You choose Nazi.

Wonder what she would think about the comparison?

Random UConn student: Hey Kia some guy on the BY called you a Nazi.

Kia Stokes: Weren't they like the KKK dudes but earlier. Didn't they inspire the South Koreans how to march on parade with that funny goose step thing. Didn't they kill millions of people then burned them up to hide their * and all because they were racists and bigots and thought others were inferior to their master race. Didn't they perform medical experimentation on little kids and killed anyone that tried to help their victims.

Random UConn student: Yeah, those are the bad 'ers

Kia Stokes: WTF :eek:



Some topics are just better left alone, ...even if you are really witty and have a point which I just don't see either in your post.



In closing I'd like to ask you if you have any relatives or friends who have been victims of Nazi extermination or internment?

If not, do you have an imagination?

And yes, I've watched Seinfeld. And also Shindler's list and countless other serious accounts of what the Nazi did. I also have my own family history.

Oh and I do love basketball and my UConn Huskies!! Nazis not so much.
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Kiah Stokes
Kia Nurse
 
Minicoop69 said:
The student section had some good signs about Stevie though. Made me laugh as I read them. I sat behind the band and you are correct that they would cheer on everything. Even down by 18 and they made a shot they cheered. Stupid.
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You know I don't think it's stupid to cheer your team when they score a bucket regardless of the outcome or the difference in score, not at all. I just enjoyed it when they got all crazy when something positive happened for them, and then we did something equally spectacular and they just quieted down thats all
 
Catsailor said:
How is that relevant?

First there was no set up. There was no context, therefore, to me, it was neither ironic nor funny.

You are not Seinfeld, Larry David or Mel Brooks.
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I'm afraid you're overthinking this. It's a simple reference to a well-known comedy show, not an insult to one of our much-loved Huskies.

 
I love what Kiah did and I'm glad that this discussion was started, but like someone else said, I cringed at the thread title. Nuff said.
 
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Come on, guys. Please have a look at the video Nan posted.

My OP was a cultural reference to the Soup Nazi - a character which is pretty well known. Even if you are not directly familiar with the character, this type of reference is *widely* used in pop culture today and has been for some time. E.g., [this] Nazi or [that] Nazi.
 
VAMike23 said:
Come on, guys. Please have a look at the video Nan posted.

My OP was a cultural reference to the Soup Nazi - a character which is pretty well known. Even if you are not directly familiar with the character, this type of reference is *widely* used in pop culture today and has been for some time. E.g., [this] Nazi or [that] Nazi.
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OK if you can not connect the dots....

For some of us this is a sensitive topic. Because something exists in pop culture does not make it tasteful, or OK. Your very explanation was exactly why I chose to comment. Using inane Nazi references only promotes diffusion of the meaning of Nazi. Soon, if not already, the younger generation will not know the meaning of the word or atrocities committed, instead they will have some weird definition/association based on a Seinfeld skit or some other interpretation perhaps from it's oft used bastardization and casual association in pop culture. Especially here.

Visit Germany and make a Nazi joke.

Jews have a saying "never forget." Applies to everyone.
 
Catsailor said:
OK if you can not connect the dots....

For some of us this is a sensitive topic. Because something exists in pop culture does not make it tasteful, or OK. Your very explanation was exactly why I chose to comment. Using inane Nazi references only promotes diffusion of the meaning of Nazi. Soon, if not already, the younger generation will not know the meaning of the word or atrocities committed, instead they will have some weird definition/association based on a Seinfeld skit or some other interpretation perhaps from it's oft used bastardization and casual association in pop culture. Especially here.

Visit Germany and make a Nazi joke.

Jews have a saying "never forget." Applies to everyone.
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Thanks Catsailor. You put into words what I was feeling and thinking.
 
cabbie191 said:
Thanks Catsailor. You put into words what I was feeling and thinking.
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More than enough words. Point taken, I rather think.

This was, for two pages, a basketball thread. For that reason it shouldn't be locked or sent to the Cesspool. But it needs to return from hostility to the basketball discussion. Now.

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P.S. Those who want to continue with the thread hijack are welcome to take it by PM to whomever they choose. The OP, the mods (Nan, Biff or myself), or anyone else. As stated above in this post, it will not continue here.
 
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Stokes is ranked 7th nationally in bpg. Considering her relatively limited minutes (20 mpg) there is no doubt in my mind that she is the top shot blocker in wcbb.
 
I absolutely loved the way Kia Stokes played Saturday. She reminded me of my all time favorite Husky Jamelle Elliot with her aggressiveness on the boards and all round defense. Every team needs a player like Stokes. UConn is damn lucky to have her.
 
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psconn said:
Kiah DO NOT believe the post above. Close your eyes and repeat after me: "I am a red-eyed, shot-blocking, intimidating BEAST; a board-erasing, put-back draining, dream-crushing, fang bearing MONSTER who absolutely BRINGS IT every day!" The "nice kid" stuff can wait until after tourney time. ;)
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ok, I liked the other post, but I really like this one....and it also deserves an LOL!
 
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