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MOUTHPIECE Blog: Our Interview With Chuck Klosterman

  • voiceoftheathletesfoot · 1 year ago
    If only there were a 12 part video of this interview that could be put on the main page. that would be awesome.
  • Stock brokers · 1 month ago
    If something legitimately interesting happens on any specific blog, it’s immediately going to be linked to on 200 other sites, so there’s no need to consistently go to any one source.
  • JCN · 1 year ago
    Six strong questions, five good answers. If you didn't follow the events in Beijing, Chuck, it's best to admit you're not in the best position to answer.

    (Nice get, Ryan.)
  • Penny Stocks · 1 month ago
    Obama is totally a tucker. It's better than rocking the untucked, long polo & sweats that I'm sure Jay Mariotti dons at the gym.
  • sandy · 1 year ago
    self-righteous. What a tool. Those who think they know just don't know
  • Evan · 1 year ago
    Obama is totally a tucker. It's better than rocking the untucked, long polo & sweats that I'm sure Jay Mariotti dons at the gym.
  • Mac · 1 year ago
    Ridiculous. Obama would totally choose Kevin Garnett.
  • nixforsix · 1 year ago
    I love Chuck. But the 100m hurdles is basically a "different stroke" for running.
  • ScottyF311 · 1 year ago
    He raises a good point though. Why are there so many distances and strokes? Why don't we have different basketball games with different amounts of players? Hammer throws with varying weights of hammer and varying shapes of field? Fencing with knives? Really tiny ping pong tables?
  • Jack · 1 year ago
    @ScottyF311 They do have different types of fencing, sabre, foil, etc... but otherwise you're right
    @sandy Believe me, he does know.
  • brosallman · 1 year ago
    Chuck needs new specs, JJ is by far the hottest.
  • Brinson · 1 year ago
    This interview made me purchase a book and grow a beard. Well done, R.
  • zig · 1 year ago
    The blog chuck is describing with statistical number crunchin is BlazersEdge. It's the only blog worth reading op to bottom that I've found. Of course, it helps tremendously if you're a Blazers fan.
  • PMK · 1 year ago
    Never really cared for the guy, and care less (if possible) after his ignorant comment about Phelps. He didn't make the rules, just won the races presented to him. Get over it, Chuckie.
  • Eric Angevine · 1 year ago
    I think the impressive thing about Phelps is that he was able to participate in each of those events in one week and still dominate. I mean, even if you eat the equivalent of a baby elephant every day, you're still going to get tired eventually.

    Unless, of course, he juices.
  • sas · 1 year ago
    Chuck Klosterman Is my hero and not to mention rock guru! He writes all the things I want to say!
    For other mild hillarities check out.

    www.ijustdontgetit.net
  • Busby SEO Test · 11 months ago
    Great Interview, and salute to you, you have a great opportunity to interview Chuck Klosterman
  • Stocks · 2 months ago
    Obama is totally a tucker. It's better than rocking the untucked, long polo & sweats that I'm sure Jay Mariotti dons at the gym.
  • rac breakdown recovery uk · 10 months ago
    If you didn't follow the events in Beijing, Chuck, it's best to admit you're not in the best position to answer.
  • Busby SEO Test · 10 months ago
    nice interview and coverage, let Obama do his job now.
  • Seo cart · 10 months ago
    While I enjoyed most of the interview, this mans ignorance when it comes to Olympics is just sad. Of course no one is forced to like the Olympics, but this is no excuse for ignorance.
    Anyway, thanks for the interview, I learned a lot about Chuck.
  • Baseball Cleats · 7 months ago
    Great interview.
  • cashadvancetoday · 4 months ago
    Great interview
  • Managed Hosting · 1 month ago
    They seemed different, and they had more voice. But now EVERYBODY wants to be funny. That’s all there is. You can’t blog about any subject without making some sort of obvious joke, and that kind of thinking has spilled into the mainstream media.
  • Buy Music · 1 month ago
    That’s the biggest philosophical difference between old media and new media: If a sportswriter at the Washington Post breaks a story the New York Times doesn’t have, the Post wins that day
  • acting jobs · 1 week ago
    I agree, the end of the show had me laughing so hard. I hoped it wouldn't end, but like all good things, it did. I haven't seen it since, though and had forgot all about it until now!