If they actually poked him. I would question that.

And I've watched the Combine for many years and I've never seen a prod used on camera. But that would cross the line.

I wanted to get some insurance recently. They required me to undergo a series of tests. It was humiliating.

It was almost like they felt they had the right to understand my situation before they committed serious financial obligations that would ultimately be for my benefit.

I did not understand.

Question everything.

Kaepernick has done well in rebranding himself as a radical black-with-a-capital-B academic when the book on him around like 2012 was that he was dumber than a bag of hammers.

Question everything turns me on my fucking head. I hate that.

the tribune of all black people.

Streetwise!

Do we know what Kaepernick believes about gender specific bathrooms?

All I really remember now is the cadre of posters led by FF that he could still play for years. Never accepting that if he could he would. Or whether he really even wanted to anymore.

His next book is about how black WRs running routes for white QBs is modern-day slavery.

I'm watching a clip of his Netflix miniseries and it's interesting how he has developed the inflections of a black preacher despite growing up in an upper-middle-class white milieu. I went back and found an interview from 2012-13 and he sounds like a cross between a cheesehead and a dudebro, which, being from SoCal by way of Milwaukee, is what he is.

EDIT: might as well cite my sources, compare this with this