Josh Tucker
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It’s easy to question the necessity of war when it is not your problem that war proposes to solve.
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About Josh Tucker
You may know me as the original founder of the kick-ass Lakers blog Silver Screen & Roll. Or you may just know me.
For reasons that will be revealed shortly, I am finally being forced to embrace social media and networking. I held out as long as I could. I'm on Twitter (@J0shTucker), but if you know me, you know how much I chafe at the 140-character limit. So I'm considering using Tumblr for those times when I need a bit more space.
Fair Warning: These are MY thoughts, and they extend well beyond basketball. I'm not afraid to talk politics and religion — in fact, I very much enjoy it. I could say that I hope not to offend you, but that would be dishonest. Sometimes we need to be offended; protecting the fragile sensibilities of the hyper-sensitive is not high on my list of priorities, and neither is pandering to the PC Police. So please excuse me for being blunt: If you can't handle the heat, you're in the wrong kitchen.
To the rest of you: S'up...
For reasons that will be revealed shortly, I am finally being forced to embrace social media and networking. I held out as long as I could. I'm on Twitter (@J0shTucker), but if you know me, you know how much I chafe at the 140-character limit. So I'm considering using Tumblr for those times when I need a bit more space.
Fair Warning: These are MY thoughts, and they extend well beyond basketball. I'm not afraid to talk politics and religion — in fact, I very much enjoy it. I could say that I hope not to offend you, but that would be dishonest. Sometimes we need to be offended; protecting the fragile sensibilities of the hyper-sensitive is not high on my list of priorities, and neither is pandering to the PC Police. So please excuse me for being blunt: If you can't handle the heat, you're in the wrong kitchen.
To the rest of you: S'up...
