If Martin Bashir and Maddow had a son it would look like Danny Pudi.
Posted on 12/29/2013 9:58:32 AM PST by C. Edmund Wright
Need help here….there was an astonishing "Pajama boy" analysis this morning on the ESPN Show, "The Sports Reporters" - in their parting shots segment.
Little Pablo Torre, who looks the part of a pajama boy, and who does not deserve a spot on this show, which is probably the best on ESPN, went off on a rant about the new definition of "manhood."
I NEED THIS VIDEO for an article…or a transcritpt. I've not been able to find it….
That guy spent a minute and a half speaking absolute gibberish. What the hell did he even say?
ESPN is trying to outdo itself weekly with an ever-increasing panel of “diverse” Sportscenter anchor- “men”. I’m waiting for it eventually to be all Muslim women in burkas, Mexicans and Filipinos.
Looks like he is having trouble clearing somethng sticky out of his mouth while he is talking....like something tacky is maming his tongue stick to the roof of hs mouth and he is repeatedly trying to swallow it...weird
LOL, absolutely nothing of merit or importance. He could be a politician though...speaking often while saying nothing.
Looks like he’s scared to be discussing the subject.
This is why, when I was in broadcasting, I never did Sports news. I didn't know Shineola about it.
Put him in a dress and hand him a Mary Kay sampler pack.
If Martin Bashir and Maddow had a son it would look like Danny Pudi.
Dude…you miss the point….I am writing article on this effem boi on ESPN…needed the video for transcripting….
That’s what I did too at first…..found a lot of older Torres parting shots…..anyway, thanks.
Too much protection on my side.. tried to watch it... but wasn’t able to get vid feed :/
Hoping it will show up on LL (LiveLeak)..
You’re welcome.
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