#Commentators

[3416]

tsn talking about mitch getting to 700 points faster to anyone else... "he may not have that record for long with auston matthews coming up behind him" as literal footage of auston coming up behind him plays..... and then the separate solo celly once they're back to the bench together and "these two guys have been magic together for years"..... thank you for your service ALWAYS mike johnson 🫡

[dozydawn]

where’s the cue ball going

[political-us]

Since taking office, President Donald Trump has engaged in several actions to censor or restrict media outlets:

1. Barring the Associated Press (AP) from Presidential Events: In February 2025, the Trump administration prohibited AP journalists from covering events in the Oval Office and traveling on Air Force One. This decision was in response to the AP’s refusal to adopt the administration’s directive to rename the “Gulf of Mexico” to the “Gulf of America” in their reporting. 

2. Canceling Subscriptions to Major News Outlets: The State Department, under President Trump’s directive, canceled subscriptions to prominent news organizations, including The New York Times, Associated Press, Reuters, and Bloomberg News. This move was part of a broader initiative to reduce government spending on media subscriptions deemed non-essential. 

3. Investigations into Media Organizations: Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Brendan Carr, appointed by President Trump, revived investigations into alleged bias by major networks such as CBS, ABC, and NBC. Additionally, the FCC initiated probes into National Public Radio (NPR) and the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) regarding their sponsorships, with recommendations to halt federal funding for these public broadcasters. 

4. Manipulation of Language in Official Communications: The Trump administration has been noted for intentionally altering language in official communications to advance its agenda. Examples include rebranding offshore drilling as an “energy emergency” and renaming the Gulf of Mexico as the “Gulf of America.” Such linguistic changes have been criticized as attempts to reshape societal narratives and historical facts. 

These actions have raised concerns among journalists and free speech advocates, who view them as potential infringements on press freedom and the First Amendment.

[imvgeswrestling]

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[dieclownschaft]

MY COMMENTATOR JUST MENTIONED WHAT AUSTRIANS DID WHEN THEY HOSTED THE 2008 EURO........

GERMANS,,, TAKE NOTES..

[faunflame]

roger moore pencil style

he looks likes he’s about string me up and hang me by my legs with a chain, and hover me over a pit of lava

[nickmaniwa]

I always find my camera. 2 of the handsomest baldest bastards you’ll find behind a commentary table. 📸 - @neil.cousy.hazel

[3416]

"marner is so smart. he knows what his partner is gonna do here." | 10.21.24

[dozydawn]

[sunshine-gremlin]

why do they keep looking at each other's mouths hmm?

[imvgeswrestling]

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[merlesrandomstuff]

The best decision I made this season was watching Skijumping with English commentary for like 99% of the time. And NoCo as well.

[dieclownschaft]

my commentator saying gnt looks like a young person learning how to drive..... "its not natural"

[pastdaily]

Latin America: The Wages Of Foreign Policy - America: The Price Of A Man On The Moon - June 4, 1961

https://pastdaily.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/news-in-review-june-4-1961.mp3 Further evidence that history on any particular day isn’t about one earth-shifting event, but a series of seemingly inconsequential ones that creep up from time to time and take center stage without anybody looking. On this June 4th in 1961 it was about the upcoming Vienna Summit with Soviet Prime Minister Nikita…

[insanefemme]

Let's decode that message 'Balance is good mate'

Mate is a term you use with your engineer when you're not angry with them