Robert Downey Jr can't really tell you what a liberal is; when to call someone a fuggen shlut

 Robbo: (I can call him that because I admire his dreamy good looks)

https://youtu.be/LyBIT0Q7fOc

Ok so we were just looking at football. Recently I was talking to a Texan over the phone about not knowing what 'taking a knee is'. It's some weird football political thing about helping uneducated low income black Americans instead of just telling them to get farged yer farken shluts. I guess I do know what taking a knee is, but maybe I don't. I mean I never had to fight Iron Man.

What doesn't surprise me with these football players is the way they will train their eyes on something specific like the numbers on your chest, your knees, ankles maybe, to see where you're going to go. I find that interesting and I can relate to that.

Finally, Trump rallies. You'll hear the jubilant festive chanting of the audiences when they start hollering: USA! USA! or We Love You! At the rallies.

But recently Donald Trump ended up taking his time to tell an Aesop's fable: (the snake)

(He's done it before, he loves this fable, it's because the snake doesn't pay taxes)

https://youtu.be/Sy9_r2Rzrc0

Wasn't this the perfect time for the crowd to start chanting: fug off yer fargen shlut! fug off yer fargen shlut!

Yes, the answer is yes. We may return to this point in future postings. Suffice to say, unless you're calling a play in football, while on the field, that's actually called the fug off yer fargen shlut play, should you ever need to say it on the field? Again, my lack of football awareness fails me, as I'm unaware of players are allowed to blurt random things at the snap to distract and create doubt. I'll have to research that.