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Not straying into the perverse... but this thing about the young and beautiful college cheerleader getting 'accidentally' tackled by her team's tight end and then tweeting... it is what most, if not all of us would do, right? But then her twitter account was forced closed. I wouldn't have much to say about this if they hadn't included the tweets within the article, and if it is to be believed as accurate, then I question if I want to keep my account with twitter. I do not like that they hushed her over this when she was not in any way disrespectful or dishonest. Sheesh. AND to know of some of the rancid and raunchy things that get tweeted seemingly unregulated. What of this?
Cowboys cheerleader knocked over by Witten forced off Twitter - Shutdown Corner - NFL*Blog - Yahoo! Sports
Perhaps it makes the cowboys look too much like numb-brained brutes that have too much of a delayed response/reflex reaction to sudden changes?
In the video, it is evident that he was under the weight of the other guy, as well.
As a mother, I wouldn't bash on the boys BUT I certainly have my questions about twitter for hushing the girl when there was, by all appearances, more harm likely done to her body in being so roughly crushed than his rep for doing so... or am I mistaken?
It seems to me, too, with all the rabid media hype regarding college coaches and the like has put an aire of concern about what is vs. what is not sharable with the public eye. THIS can become a bad thing... The last thing we want to do is cause more shame to our nation's colleges by exposing them as being indecent...
Cowboys cheerleader knocked over by Witten forced off Twitter - Shutdown Corner - NFL*Blog - Yahoo! Sports
Perhaps it makes the cowboys look too much like numb-brained brutes that have too much of a delayed response/reflex reaction to sudden changes?
In the video, it is evident that he was under the weight of the other guy, as well. As a mother, I wouldn't bash on the boys BUT I certainly have my questions about twitter for hushing the girl when there was, by all appearances, more harm likely done to her body in being so roughly crushed than his rep for doing so... or am I mistaken?
It seems to me, too, with all the rabid media hype regarding college coaches and the like has put an aire of concern about what is vs. what is not sharable with the public eye. THIS can become a bad thing... The last thing we want to do is cause more shame to our nation's colleges by exposing them as being indecent...
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