Of course that’s what you’re wearing. You’re in your first year of post-golf bro style discovery. You used to call Lululemon “gay” with the old heads in the clubhouse, until your girl bought you ABC pants for your birthday and you haven’t shut up about how “comfy they are” since. You say “technical” even though you mean tapered joggers from Vuori. Those came from mom at Christmas.
You think you’ve evolved, but give it another month — you’ll be denouncing logos and going full Reigning Champ minimalist after they hit you with targeted ads for their “off the course” collection, before moving on to Aime Leon Dore, where you’ll use words like “palette” and profess “skinny polyester pants are for nerds”
By this time next year, you’ll be dressing like a SoHo ceramics teacher and swearing you’ve “always secretly had a passion for artisanal menswear modeled after time-tested silhouettes born from the days when men used to do real work.”
I know we joke about stuff being incomprehensible to the European mind but 105,000 people giving a standing ovation to a 90-year-old man in a tuxedo after he puts on a mascot head is probably really hard for them to understand.
The NFL is so rigged against Shedeur they literally hired guys in blue uniforms to tackle him while he has the ball in his hands.
No other QB has ever had to deal with this and it's about time somebody pointed it out.
Today marks 110 years since Jewish businessman Leo Frank z”l was lynched by a hate-filled mob in Georgia two years after being falsely accused and unjustly convicted of murder in a trial marred by antisemitism.
ADL was founded the same year that Leo Frank was arrested, and the trial only confirmed what the organization’s founders already knew – American Jews needed an institution that would combat antisemitism and all forms of hate.
Over the years, ADL fought to clear Frank’s name, and he was finally pardoned posthumously in 1986. May his memory forever be a blessing and may we honor his legacy by #FightingHateForGood.