Sam Alipour

Sam Alipour

@samalipour Contributing Writer, ESPN The Magazine
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Used to work in film biz for loud people who threw stuff. Now I report on loud people who throw stuff for ESPN Mag.
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@APShaya @MisterVizard Haha. Nice. We made some subpar loobia polo last nite. My "thin pots" were blamed. Don't even know what that means.
@APShaya @MisterVizard That's all well and good, but the most important question in life is this: Can you cook loobia polo?
Cool, but I once made a deal w/ my parents thru D.A.R.E., ya know? - U.N. official: deal close on Iran nuke inspections http://t.co/gfAjNcT2
Watchin "Bridesmaids." Mom just asked what a "c*nt" is. Dad/I laughed, prayed she'd let it go. It worked. #IranianMomProbs
Not sayin Lakers cldn't use Nash, but Kobe will do Ramon Sessions like Ariza: relax, shoot the f'ing ball, let the pressure fall on me
Good. New team, first playoffs. Could become 15/10 guy. RT @DuranSports: Sessions said Lakers made "100% clear" they want him back
Andrew Bynum here to stay. 7ft A.S. Healthy. 24. Will grow up. If he doesnt start eatin live animals, Lakers will be patient.
Tho they prob shld, Lakers wont blow it up. They'll give Mike Brown 1 more year, trade Gasol 4 help, pray for Bynum.
Using feminity as insult is sexist. But last weekend, used a brother as "sis" joke in my wedding toast. Big laughs. Sibling exemption?
I refer to my brother as my "sis" very often. But @SarahSpain's right. - Umenyiora apologizes for Mother's Day tweet http://t.co/lDJllotn

Osi Umenyiora of New York Giants apologizes for Mother's Day tweet

May 17, 2012 - espn.go.com
Osi Umenyiora sorry for tweet New York Giants defensive end Osi Umenyiora has apologized to women he offended with his "Happy Mother's Day" wish to Philadelphia Eagles running back LeSean McCoy on Sunday. Spain: The Inequity of Insults Sarah Spain of espnW calls into question the use of femininity as an insult, reminding those that use it as such that language has meaning and words have power. Story • Graziano: More on Osi's apology In response to a column written by Sarah Spain for espnW that criticized the defensive end for insulting McCoy by referring to him as a female, Umenyiora tweeted Thursday, "@SarahSpain is absolutely correct in her article. I wasnt thinking about it from that perspective. I apologize to any woman offended."On Sunday, ... Continue reading →
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