What am I missing here? He tripped over his words, and she asked if he was speaking English, right? Is there more than that? How is that racist?

It's really arguable to even say he tripped over his words.

But the logic is really obvious, c'mon. A black dialect is being called out for not sounding like English. That's like first chapter shit in the How to Be a Racist handbook.

If this is what passes for racism in 2014, we've come a long way.

left side of the stadium: S-E-C

right side of the stadium: O-N-D

It is racist. By no means is it the biggest example of American racism, but it is an example.

So many people across the country don't care who won, they care about who lost. That says SO much.

I know you are smarter than that.

EYE GOT JOKEZZZZZ SUN

Honestly, I really didn't give a shit who won or lost. TCU's pud team this year took all of the joy of college football from me. I was only half ass watching the game while at the gym.

I do like poking fun of the "Well, my team is LSU/Florida/Bama but my rival is in the same conference so go SEC" douchebags. That shit annoys the **** out of me. I never cheer for any of my rivals.

Did any if you mizzu fans root for KU and Nebraska during their bowl game in the old Big 12 or is some type of South Eastern Cult type thing?

Definitely a SECult thing. All kinds of aggie douchebags do the same thing now.

Yup. I hate SEC ballwashing aggies. Love their football team, however.

I rooted for the Big 12 teams in the NCAA basketball tournament. Not Kansas though.

It depends, I suppose. I remember rooting for Nebraska when they were in the title game. However, I was rooting (however slightly) for FSU last night as my closest friend is a graduate.

MU fans were chanting SEC after they won the Big 12 tourney in KC against Baylor a couple of years ago.

They knew they had to hop in the boat right away. I've never met a MU fan that rooted for KU or NU in anything. And I liked that about them. It made the rivalries more bitter and important. I can't truly believe the Iron Bowl is nearly the rivalry that the Border War was, considering Bama fans were largely rooting for Auburn per CP chatter.