Hockey Night in Canada host Ron Maclean sorry but insists his comments were not homophobic

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"WARMINGTON: Ron MacLean sorry but insists he was misunderstood

Even though he wasn’t drinking, Ron MacLean used rum to explain a misunderstanding that had some calling for his job.

While he apologized for comments on Hockey Night in Canada, the legendary host says they were not homophobic.

Saying he can see why people misconstrued his words, MacLean said he was referring to a photograph of a party and not referencing sexuality.

https://torontosun.com/news/local-news/warmington-ron-maclean-sorry-but-insists-he-was-misunderstood

 

[JohnMolson]

haven't watched old Ronnie since they canned Grapes

 

[Michelangelo]

Why post this crap when you don't even post what the guy said that's in question?

 

[X-Files]

Why not just take - one second - to go to the url provided. That would be quicker than a ridiculous post.

 

[StevieRay]

Why post this crap when you don't even post what the guy said that's in question?

Did it offend x Fag?

 

[X-Files]

No, it's just X giving more "life training" lessons and or correcting misinformation etc, as usual.

Just another typical day on TheRx.

:missingte

 

[StevieRay]

Another he reads everything and posts more bullshit day

 

[slapshot]

If you try to post a story but leave the story out it’s kinda stupid to post the non story

 

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[X-Files]

Why not just take - one second - to go to the url provided. That would be quicker than a ridiculous post.

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[X-Files]

If you try to post a story but leave the story out it’s kinda stupid to post the non story

I posted as much of the story as i felt like posting, with the link i posted providing more details for anyone interested in spending one second to check it out. But, instead, people prefer to make inane posts. Whiners much?

 

[slapshot]

I posted as much of the story as i felt like posting, with the link i posted providing more details for anyone interested in spending one second to check it out. But, instead, people prefer to make inane posts. Whiners much?

you didn’t post a link

I gave it 5 seconds but gave up trying to find it

 

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you didn’t post a link

I gave it 5 seconds but gave up trying to find it

As earlier stated twice already in this thread i gave a url:

Why not just take - one second - to go to the url provided. That would be quicker than a ridiculous post.

 

[X-Files]

I gave it 5 seconds but gave up trying to find it

Do you know how to copy and paste a url into your browser address bar?

 

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[FONT=arial, sans-serif]"[/FONT][h=3]How do I copy and paste a Web address into my Web browser?[/h]

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[FONT=&quot]Answer: E-mail messages and other documents often include URLs, or Web addresses, in their text. Sometimes, just clicking the link will open the page in your Web browser. Other times, however, you will be asked to copy and paste the address into your browser.
To do this, select the entire Web address using the mouse. Click and drag the cursor across the URL, starting with the "http://" part and ending with the last part of the address. The address may end in ".html," ".php," a slash, such as "/," or just the domain suffix, such as ".com." Whatever the case, make sure you select the entire address.
Once the link is selected, copy the text to the clipboard by choosing "Copy" from the Edit menu of the program you are using. You may also use the keyboard shortcut Control-C (PC) or Command-C (Mac). Next, open a new window in your Web browser, such as Internet Explorer. Select the entire address in the address field at the top of the window. This can often be done by triple-clicking inside the address field.
Once the complete address is selected, you can paste the URL you copied over the current text. You don't even have to delete the text before pasting over it (though doing so will accomplish the same thing). To paste the new Web address, select "Paste" from the Edit menu or use the keyboard shortcut Control-V (PC) or Command-V (Mac). The new URL should show up in the Web browser's address field. Finally, press the Enter or Return button on your keyboard and the correct Web page should open.
Note that Web addresses that take up two lines in an e-mail or text document often have to be copied and pasted in two parts. This is required when there is a line break (a.k.a. a return character) that separates the lines. You will need to copy one line at a time and paste them next to each other in the Web browser's address field. This is because the Web browser will only paste the text up to the line break at the end of the first line. Therefore, if you try to copy and paste both lines at once, you may only get half the address.
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[michael777]

Classic X Hole

 

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!<<)


:hikitty::kissingbb

 

[jamerx]

A thread about certain comments w/out the certain comments.

 

[X-Files]

Clearly bitching is what interests people here. Not the OP.

"“Why Men Marry Bitches"

https://www.today.com/health/want-man-propose-5-relationship-principles-keep-mind-t74256

I guess you'll have to spend a second & go to the above url if you are actually more interested in "Why Men Marry Bitches" than you are in bitching. LOL.

 

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"is bitching a disease of the mind?":

https://www.google.com/search?q=is+...hUKEwilgNeu_-rwAhUCr54KHf9FCt0Q4dUDCA8&uact=5

"Complaining Is Terrible for You, According to Science

Steeping yourself in negativity has seriously terrible consequences for your mental and physical health.



https://www.inc.com/jessica-stillman/complaining-rewires-your-brain-for-negativity-science-says.html