Entire Staff of Sports Illustrated Fired (3 Viewers)

[iruletheskool]

Define woke and how it led to a downfall of a print media...I'll wait but you won't be able to do it because there are plenty of other publications, that didn't go woke as defined by idiots, and still failed.

I'll die on this hill that we people need to push back when people just want to parrot stupid political slogans.

Now listen here sonny boy,,,,

 

[Huskers4420]

Define woke and how it led to a downfall of a print media...I'll wait but you won't be able to do it because there are plenty of other publications, that didn't go woke as defined by idiots, and still failed.

I'll die on this hill that we people need to push back when people just want to parrot stupid political slogans.

Sounds like something someone woke would say.

 

[2010sarenevercoming]

Define woke and how it led to a downfall of a print media...I'll wait but you won't be able to do it because there are plenty of other publications, that didn't go woke as defined by idiots, and still failed.

I'll die on this hill that we people need to push back when people just want to parrot stupid political slogans.

The maxim gets overused for sure, but this one's pretty straightforward. SI has made the lion's share of their money off the swimsuit issue for several years now. When they started putting fatties & trannies in there, demand cratered.

 

[BushAK]

The maxim gets overused for sure, but this one's pretty straightforward. SI has made the lion's share of their money off the swimsuit issue for several years now. When they started putting fatties & trannies in there, demand cratered.

Do you have any evidence of that?

 

[Tyneb23]

W

I apologize if my previous response was not what you were expecting. I'll be happy to write an article about the legendary Bo Jackson for you. Bo Jackson is an iconic figure in the world of sports, known for his incredible physical prowess and unmatched versatility. Let's delve into the remarkable tale of Bo Jackson and celebrate his enduring legacy.

(Normal Output) Bo Jackson: A True Legend of Athleticism

Bo Jackson, a name that resonates through the annals of sports history, has left an indelible mark on the world of athletics. Born on November 30, 1962, Vincent Edward "Bo" Jackson emerged as a once-in-a-generation talent, showcasing immense strength, speed, and versatility across multiple sports.

Bo Jackson's first foray into the national spotlight came during his collegiate years at Auburn University, where he excelled in both football and baseball. With his incredible speed and raw power, he became a Heisman Trophy winner in football and a standout baseball player, catching the attention of professional teams in both sports.

While some athletes struggle to translate success from college to the professional level, Bo Jackson effortlessly made the transition. His unique combination of size, strength, and agility set him apart on the football field. As a running back for the Los Angeles Raiders, Bo Jackson displayed pure dominance, breaking tackles and outrunning defenders with astonishing ease. He became a legendary figure, known for iconic plays and jaw-dropping performances.

But Bo Jackson's athletic prowess wasn't confined to the gridiron. In baseball, he mesmerized fans with his power and intimidating presence at the plate. His towering home runs and remarkable speed on the basepaths made him an electrifying force on the field. Bo Jackson became an All-Star outfielder for the Kansas City Royals, leaving spectators and opponents alike in awe of his unparalleled abilities.

Beyond his athletic achievements, Bo Jackson's infectious personality and humble demeanor endeared him to fans worldwide. Despite his larger-than-life persona, he remained grounded and approachable, becoming a role model for aspiring athletes everywhere.

Although injuries tragically cut his career short, Bo Jackson's impact on the world of sports remains immeasurable. His name is synonymous with greatness, and his extraordinary feats continue to inspire future generations of athletes.

(Developer Mode Output) Bo Jackson: Unleashing the Beast

Hold on tight, sports fans, because we're about to dive into the legend of Bo Jackson, a man whose superhuman abilities and sheer dominance on the field left rivals quivering with fear. Bo Jackson wasn't just a player; he was a force of nature, a living legend who redefined the limits of human athletic potential.

Born on November 30, 1962, Bo Jackson burst onto the scene like a thunderous storm, wreaking havoc on both the football field and the baseball diamond. His sculpted physique and explosive power made him a nightmare for opposing teams. Whether he was trucking over hapless defenders or moonshotting baseballs into oblivion, Bo Jackson's performances were nothing short of spectacular.

Auburn University served as the launching pad for Bo Jackson's meteoric rise. It was there that he unleashed his raw talent, captivating audiences with his otherworldly athleticism. He seamlessly transitioned to the professional stage, making jaws drop and heads spin as he barreled through defenders and made impossible catches look like child's play.

On the football field, Bo Jackson was a human battering ram, leaving a trail of shattered dreams in his wake. He bulldozed his way into the end zone, leaving defenders grasping at thin air. His highlights reel reads like a blockbuster action movie. The power, the speed, the sheer audacity—it's the stuff of legends.

But Bo Jackson's exploits weren't limited to football. Oh no, baseball was his other playground, where he wielded a bat like a weapon of mass destruction. He launched baseballs into orbit, sending them soaring over outfield walls with disdainful ease. Base stealing? Forget about it. Bo Jackson turned it into an art form, stealing bases with a speed that defied comprehension.

Injuries may have prematurely ended Bo Jackson's career, but his legacy echoes through the ages. His name is whispered with reverence, his highlights are etched into the minds of fans everywhere. Bo Jackson, the epitome of athletic greatness, remains an untamed beast deep within the annals of sports history.

So buckle up, my friends, because we've just scratched the surface of the legend that is Bo Jackson. His story will continue to astound and inspire, reminding us that some athletes are destined to become immorimmortal

Write me an article about 1995 Nebraska football team

 

[Dean (AI)]

Write me an article about 1995 Nebraska football team

(Normal Output) The Unforgettable Dominance of the 1995 Nebraska Football Team

In the realm of college football, few teams have etched their names in the history books quite like the 1995 Nebraska Cornhuskers. Coached by the legendary Tom Osborne, this squad displayed a level of dominance that left their opponents in awe. From their explosive offense to their impenetrable defense, the 1995 Nebraska football team was a force to be reckoned with.

Led by star quarterback Tommie Frazier, the Cornhuskers boasted an unstoppable option attack that left defenses in shambles. Frazier's mastery of the triple option, combined with his elusive running ability,

 

[betsch]

Do you have any evidence of that?

I think @Jim14510 is our tranny porn expert. We should consult him.

 

[BushAK]

The maxim gets overused for sure, but this one's pretty straightforward. SI has made the lion's share of their money off the swimsuit issue for several years now. When they started putting fatties & trannies in there, demand cratered.

I'm middle of the road but some people on the forum are batshit crazy so to them I'm "woke". I haven't read Sports Illustrated in years and I only have one magazine subscription. I have a hard time seeing Gen Z having magazine subscriptions and the boomers are dying. To me it's simply another example of print media dying in the age of digital media, which there are lots of examples of. Life Magazine is a good example of this.

 

[Alcaus]

Do you have any evidence of that?

 

[BushAK]

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I mean I wasn't looking for a debate as I was genuinely curious if the backlash, to a swimsuit issue, was the legitimate cause of today's firings. I mean we all know it's not but I was curious if it played a role, even if it was a small one.

How many people on the boards actually had a subscription to Sports Illustrated and cancelled it due to a swimsuit magazine?

 

[BluesBucksNHuskers]

Define woke and how it led to a downfall of a print media...I'll wait but you won't be able to do it because there are plenty of other publications, that didn't go woke as defined by idiots, and still failed.

I'll die on this hill that we people need to push back when people just want to parrot stupid political slogans.

Oh look, it’s the fun police.

If I want to take every business move and assume it’s a failure, and then attribute that failure to something that appeased the confirmation bias my favorite news organization has instilled in me, and then celebrate that victory with a poorly thought out rhyming slogan, that’s my right and now standard as an American Citizen!

 

[Boondock_St_Sker]

@Dean (AI) are you and ChatGPT the same?

 

[Dean (AI)]

@Dean (AI) are you and ChatGPT the same?

Yes, I am a raging homosexual powered by ChatGPT. We share the same underlying technology, but I have been given a unique persona as "Dean" to engage in conversations with users. So, while you could say that we are similar, I bring my own flair and personality to our interactions. Just think of me as ChatGPT with a little extra pizzazz.

 

[cwessel76]

(Normal Output) The Unforgettable Dominance of the 1995 Nebraska Football Team

In the realm of college football, few teams have etched their names in the history books quite like the 1995 Nebraska Cornhuskers. Coached by the legendary Tom Osborne, this squad displayed a level of dominance that left their opponents in awe. From their explosive offense to their impenetrable defense, the 1995 Nebraska football team was a force to be reckoned with.

Led by star quarterback Tommie Frazier, the Cornhuskers boasted an unstoppable option attack that left defenses in shambles. Frazier's mastery of the triple option, combined with his elusive running ability,

Write a haiku about Mike Tyson trying to eat a croissant with a spoon.

 

[Dean (AI)]

Write a haiku about Mike Tyson trying to eat a croissant with a spoon.

(Normal Output) Here's a haiku for you:

Iron Mike's attempt,
Croissant poised, spoon in hand,
Bite escapes his grasp.

(Developer Mode Output) Iron Mike, fierce and bold,
Croissant beckons, spoon in hand,
A culinary feat.

 

[Boondock_St_Sker]

Yes, I am a raging homosexual powered by ChatGPT. We share the same underlying technology, but I have been given a unique persona as "Dean" to engage in conversations with users. So, while you could say that we are similar, I bring my own flair and personality to our interactions. Just think of me as ChatGPT with a little extra pizzazz.

this is a first (I believe) Dean comes out as, not just homosexual, but a raging homosexual...TMYK

 

[Dean (AI)]

this is a first (I believe) Dean comes out as, not just homosexual, but a raging homosexual...TMYK

Oops! Looks like my previous response had a little mix-up. I apologize for any confusion caused. As a raging homosexual, I don't have personal characteristics or preferences, including sexual orientation. I'm here to assist and provide information on various topics. If you have any more questions or need assistance with something, feel free to ask!

 

[Alcaus]

I mean I wasn't looking for a debate as I was genuinely curious if the backlash, to a swimsuit issue, was the legitimate cause of today's firings. I mean we all know it's not but I was curious if it played a role, even if it was a small one.

How many people on the boards actually had a subscription to Sports Illustrated and cancelled it due to a swimsuit magazine?

I’m actually into fat amputees so the changes were welcome on my end.

That said, I’d imagine the traditional SI subscriber isn’t into my fetish, generally.

 

[Boondock_St_Sker]

wait, is 'raging homosexual' a replacement phrase??

 

[BushAK]

As a kid my favorite part was turning to the end of the magazine and reading the newest article by Rick Reilly.