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k3 Don Imus says what comes to mind like many of us do, red or yellow, black or white. I didn't hear anything vulgar or inflammatory...offensive or impuning. Leave the man alone. Pacman or whatever he is wanting to be called should chill. No matter one's skintone, if one goes where trouble is then trouble will be found. Enough said.
Don Imus at it again with racially-tinged comments
MVN Outsider —
You think that he would have learned his lesson.
Don Imus, famous for his “nappy-headed hos” comment that led to him being fired from CBS Radio, has seemingly insinuated that Adam “Pacman” Jones’ transgressions are because he is African-American on ABC Radio.
Imus: “What color is he?”
“He’s African American.”
Imus: “Well there you go… now we know.”
Some people never learn… ...
Don Imus on Adam Jones: 'What Color Is He?'
FanHouse —
Filed under: Cowboys, NFL Media Watch, Dallas, The WordDon Imus, the radio jock who was fired last year for calling the Rutgers women's basketball team "nappy-headed hos," has once again put his foot in his mouth in comments related to the world of sports. Pro Football Talk passes along the audio: When one of Imus's on-air partners discussed Dallas Cowboys cornerback Adam Jones' legal troubles, Imus asked, "What color is he." When told that Jones is African-American, Imus said, "Well, there you go. Now we know." The full transcript is after ...
Imus, still on ‘nappy-headed’ smear campaign, now aims at man
The Sports Culture —
Don Imus reminds me of the 97-year-old white guy wash-up that still thinks Rosa Parks didn’t call shotgun. Now, Imus, directly associated with his Shot Heard Around The World, is back at being what he is best — general rule of thumb: once a douche, always a douche. ...
Don Imus Is a Racist and an Idiot
Brahsome - Care To Get Nice? —
I say both those things feeling nearly 100% certain that they are accurate. How else could you explain his decision to blame Pacman’s six recent arrests on being an African-American?
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DON IMUS IS MISSING BRAIN CELLS
The World of Isaac —
You'd think Imus would wear a muzzle or something. Or maybe just think before he spoke. But nah, not good 'ol Don. He says whatever he wants, whenever he wants.
www.profootballtalk.com 6/23/2008 — Less than 15 months after losing his gig on WFAN and MSNBC for making racially charged comments regarding the Rutgers women’s basketball team, radio icon Don Imus has danced dangerously close to, and arguably over, the line again. On Monday, ...
www.sportingnews.com 6/23/2008 — Disc jockey and man of questionable character Don Imus may still be on a mission to prove his racial ignorance. You’ll recall he lost his job last year after referring to the Rutgers women’s basketball team as “nappy headed ...
sports.aol.com 6/24/2008 — Don Imus spoke out on his radio show today about his comments yesterday regarding Dallas Cowboys cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones . Here's the audio: Talking about police treatment of Jones, who has been arrested several times, Imus said, "What ...
sports.aol.com 6/24/2008 — Don Imus claims he was trying to defend Dallas Cowboys cornerback Adam " Pacman" Jones when he responded to a report about Jones arrest record by asking, "What color is he?" But Jones himself doesn't appreciate what Imus said. The Dallas Morning ...
awfulannouncing.blogspot.com 6/24/2008 — Unbelievable. From The Sporting Blog via Politico comes yet another Don Imus racially charged comment in regards to Adam "Pacman" Jones. The conversation was about how Jones wanted to drop the nickname of "Pacman" to turn a page in his career when ...
nationofislamsportsblog.blogspot.com 6/24/2008 — The curmudgeonly , pale artifact that is Don Imus has once again raised the ire of enlightened minds the world over. On Monday's show, Imus and Wolf were discussing Adam Jones' request Saturday that people stop using his nickname ( Pacman ). Wolf ...
kissingsuzykolber.uproxx.com 6/24/2008 — From time to time, KSK has reeled in big-name NFL players and analysts to answer questions from fans the world over. Well today, we have a very special guest here with us. It’s Cowboys’ defensive back Pacman, nee Adam, Jones! Onto your ...
www.profootballtalk.com 6/24/2008 — The comments made by radio icon Don Imus on Monday regarding Cowboys cornerback Adam Jones have caught the attention of Rev. Al Sharpton, who led the charge to take down Imus in the wake of his comments regarding the Rutgers women’s basketball ...
sports.yahoo.com 6/23/2008 — It makes me sad to tell you that Don Imus, the Pacman Jones of radio hosts, once again has a little bit of explaining to do. I was hoping to be done with Don Imus. I wanted to be, but we're not. This morning, he turned his attention to Pacman Jones, who, like many Rutgers women's basketball players , is black and has tattoos. The following conversation took place on Imus's radio show ...
www.sportingnews.com 6/24/2008 — Today's Calls: USA Hoops vs. USA Oops, Joe Alexander vs. Russell Westbrook, Shawn Marion vs. Jermaine O'Neal, Dan Haren vs. Ben Sheets, Felix Hernandez vs. Johan Santana, Don Imus vs. Pacman Jones, Michael Strahan vs. Terry Bradshaw, Sean Avery vs. ...
deadspin.com 6/24/2008 — Predictably, Don Imus' comments yesterday about Adam "Ex-Pac" Jones have triggered more debate about the old man's motivations: Has he finally lost it? Will he be fired? Is he really just a hood-wearing racist hiding behind a shock jock's ...
deadspin.com 6/23/2008 — Regardless of where you sit on the whole Imus/"nappy-headed ho" spectrum, it was pretty apparent that Imus did at least acknowledge how something like that could be considered offensive . Sure. That's his job: Be an old hillbilly crank and sometimes ...
www.cantstopthebleeding.com 6/24/2008 — For the few of you who don’t read ESPN.com or every other sports blog in the world, I give you Don Imus on Adam Jones . Imus was told by anchor Warner Wolf that Jones has “been arrested six times since being drafted by Tennessee in ...
construda.blogspot.com 6/24/2008 — Don Imus looks as if he crawled from a grave to make another controversial remark about race. (I'm sorry, but the man's resemblence is uncanny.). But was he being racist or simply lack depth in his opinion about stereotypes toward African-Americans in regard to resident NFL jailbird Adam Jones? I see his comments as two ways.
sports.aol.com 6/18/2008 — Dallas Cowboys cornerback Adam Pacman Jones doesn't want to be known as Pacman anymore. Adam Schefter of NFL Network is reporting that Jones will publicly request this week that he just be known as Adam Jones. Presumably, this is a symbolic gesture ...
www.profootballtalk.com 6/18/2008 — As Cowboys cornerback Pacman Jones attempts to put behind him the misbehavior that marred the first three years of his NFL career, Jones is putting “Pacman” to rest. According to Adam Schefter of NFL Network, Pacman no longer wants to be ...
www.sportingnews.com 6/19/2008 — Today's Calls: The PGA vs. Oblivion, Andy Sonnanstine vs. Carlos Zambrano, Jerry Manuel vs. Willie Randolph, Brett Favre vs. Retirement, Pacman Jones vs. Adam Jones, Michigan vs. Northwestern, Rick Dutrow vs. Congress and More. The Opening ...
juicedsportsblog.com 6/23/2008 — Adam “Pacman” Jones wants everyone to get rid of the gobble gobble in an effort to show folks he is truly trying to change his life around. I think I’ll go on a wait and see for this one. SCOTT JACOBS He’s not the first. ...
deadspin.com 6/23/2008 — He is Pacman Jones no more. From now on, the Dallas Cowboys’ defensive back would like you to call him P. Diddy Puffy Roger Murdock Adam, which is his given name. This makes me very sad, like when Peter Parker quit being Spider-Man in Spider-Man ...
undraftedfreeagent.blogspot.com 6/24/2008 — Athletes work hard to build their reputations, their names. Throughout his career, Pacman Jones has done nothing but destroy his. As such, it's no surprise that, with a change of scenery, Pacman is trying to rebrand himself as a new man. That man is ...
Don Imus has once again injected race into his radio show. During an on-air conversation Monday about the arrests of suspended Dallas Cowboys cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones, Imus asked, "What color is he?" Told by sports announcer Warner Wolf that ...
Don Imus has once again injected race into his radio show. During an on-air conversation Monday about the arrests of suspended Dallas Cowboys cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones, Imus asked, "What color is he?" Told by sports announcer Warner Wolf that ...
Don Imus, who was fired last year for referring to the Rutgers women's basketball team in a sexist and racist phrase, waded into racially...
Swinging between frustration and angry exasperation, WABC radio morning host Don Imus Tuesday morning tried to shut down the crossfire over a racial joke he made Monday about pro football player Adam "Pacman" Jones.
Don Imus waded into racially treacherous waters again on his new radio program in a brief exchange about a suspended professional football player, Adam Jones. >
DALLAS - Dallas Cowboys cornerback Adam Jones took exception to a racial comment made about him by radio personality Don Imus on Monday. During a morning segment on his...
Don Imus said Tuesday morning on his radio show that he was trying to "make a sarcastic point" with his latest on-air remarks about race, but that they had been misunderstood.
Don Imus has once again injected race into his radio show.
NEW YORK - Don Imus is again drawing fire for injecting race into his radio show. During an on-air conversation today about the arrests of suspended Dallas Cowboys cornerback...
No more "Pacman"? That would be the preference of Adam Jones, the suspended Dallas Cowboys cornerback...
No more "Pacman"? That would be the preference of Adam Jones, the suspended Dallas Cowboys cornerback who has been known by the nickname throughout his life. He'd like to be called by his given name and make "Pacman" a thing of the past. "There's ...
That would be the preference of Adam Jones, the suspended Dallas Cowboys cornerback who has been known by the nickname throughout his life. He'd like to be called by his given name and make "Pacman" a thing of the past.
No more "Pacman"? That would be the preference of Adam Jones, the suspended Dallas Cowboys cornerback who has been known by the nickname throughout his life. He'd like to be called by his given name and make "Pacman" a thing of the past.
A foreclosure sale has been published involving the home of former Tennessee Titan Adam "Pacman" Jones.
A foreclosure sale has been published involving the home of former Tennessee Titan Adam "Pacman" Jones. Jones has defaulted on the terms and conditions of a mortgage with U.S. Bank, according to a notice of foreclosure sale published Thursday in The ...
A foreclosure sale has been published involving the home of former Tennessee Titan Adam "Pacman" Jones.
