if you think i am serious or this thread is, perhaps you should take your own advice.....

lighten up

but you get a silver medal for caring about a donks fan

:rolleyes:

It was NOT a study, it was an ill-conceived comment from a Finance professor at LA State. (That's why I put the word study in quotes in my original post.)

He has since retracted his statement:

"The reference to Mr. Rogers was just a metaphor. I have no professional qualifications to evaluate the real problems or propose solutions. Mr. Rogers was a great American. I watched him with my children and wouldn’t hesitate to do so again if I had young children." -- Don Chance, Louisiana State University.


"Fox & Friends" is not news. It's mental masturbation for the intellectually challenged. So much for the Fox commentator's comment, "These experts say..." What a ****ing joke. DO you think that the dolts at "Fox & Friends" will update their story with the "expert's" retraction? Will they discuss how their half-witted & banal banter misrepresent the truth under the guise of "news"? Enjoy your show...

Mr. Rogers was the best person I "knew" growing up. Also the only person, including family members, I have ever cried about when I heard he died.