Yes quite, its out of character. I'm only going on what has been published assuming its 100% accurate.

It's one thing to quote something out of context, it is another to put words into someone's mouth. I am willing to bet Daniel really did call Annie a ****ing ****.

I agree with DN and disagree with AD but



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that's because americans accept that they are mostly ******ed.

only joking

I told a cop he was shaking like a **** one time. Got tazed 9 times.

best use of the c word

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UOXaB...feature=search

Should of had a vote going.....

Seems most agree with DN....me as well.

Pig of a women.

The inferiority complex you euro-trash have is so cute.

I really don't get that about America. It is omgz terrible for someone to use the c word, yet it is standard for people to get tazed for calling a cop a name. Where I live the use of language is far more liberal (though you wouldn't go around using the c word in public but the "f bomb" is almost standard) but if a cop tazed someone for nothing more than disrespecting them they would be up for investigation and probably criminal charges.

man, don't I wish. Only result for me was burn scars, felony charge (assault on a cop, f joke) and 8k to a lawyer. He did get kicked of the force a few months later tho, for use and sale of steroids. F the holice, thats if ur racist or ur crooked.

Good stuff Daniel. Keepin it classy.

He's actually starting to regain my favor.

I guess DN and AD have their history and Daniel has his reasons to hate Annie but after reading the c*** part in that interview I don't really get DN at all, he totally went out of line imo. I'm pretty confounded, actually. And fwiw I like DN while having maybe a sliight dislike for AD (never met neither). Seriously wtflol @ "f***ing c***".

Daniel is simply telling it like it is. I'm sure if you find any other person within the poker community who has known Annie for a signficant period of time they would also share the same feeling as Daniel, provding they don't have the last name lederer or duke.

Or, you know, people with manners, dignity, and class.

Why piss off someone who can for all intents and purposes legally shoot you? Never had the urge to mouth off to a cop. But then, I never put myself in a position to be arrested or questioned.

and the award for biggest ****** goes to.....

LarrySwanson

he had probably been drinking.

Long post for an OT-thing I guess but whatever, I'm bored.

I think this has a lot to do with attitudes and what are considered taboos. The U.S. is fundamentally a lot more religious country than a lot of the European countries, especially when comparing to us Northern European idiots. And thus sex and language connected to sex are looked upon completely different.

In Sweden or Denmark for instance, it is completely standard that young people (<18) are having sex and it's ok to talk about both the problems and the good things that it brings. We still wouldn't go around calling each other cnt or whatever--it is indeed offensive--it is not, however, considered offensive to the degree where it would harmful to hear and it would never ever be censored in any written or spoken media.

Whereas in the U.S. teen sex and sex before marriage in general are the problem (obviously generalizing to an insane degree). The view on nudity is also completely different. I had an American professor at my university who was married to a Swede and they had a house both in the U.S. and in Sweden. He had a 4-year-old son and the professor told us that he sometimes had trouble remembering that when on a beach in the U.S. his son had to wear shorts. Whereas in Sweden, he could could let him run around and swim naked without anyone lifting an eyebrow.

I do think, however, that the blurting out words-thing and the censoring of naked bodies and breasts (hell, once I happen to see a short sequence of a discovery show where someone was bathing and grooming a dog. And every time the dog's ass was facing the camera it was blurted out. I thought that was insanely lol) are not really representative of how an average American view these things. The censorship is probably very standard now and when it's always expected and when one is 100% used to it, I guess it's not really reflected upon.

To me, it seems strange when, for instance, a character on a tv-show uses "friggin" when they're really pissed and it feels like "****in" is the appropriate word and the word that would have been used had it been a real situation.

But whatever, I don't care. My favorite American TV-shows are on HBO anyways

it is of course a bit out of line to use **** in a public interview that's going to be posted everywhere, but you silly americans really need to stop living in the past and realise people swearing has become incredibly standard everywhere and it is just a normal way to express frustration.

Not saying he would like ever, but hypothetically, what would you rather have, a man being frustrated with a woman and he calls her a **** or a whore or a bitch or w/e, or he lets it all boil inside and ends up hitting her someday?

if you are still hurt about what people that are unimportant in you life say about you, you're living in the wrong century.

And Lederer is obv just backing up his sister, I'd be shocked if women actually found that interview offensive towards women and if they do they need to get back in the kitchen and shut the **** up

Ever been to Canada?

This is the best use. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jTifRi3qDkU

All this talk of he didn't say it is just ridiculous. The interview will be on an audio file and not scribbled in some notebook. That's just journalism 101 for these kind of interviews.

It is completely standard in the UK he is right. Man, I use it in front of my mum without her batting an eyelid. No woman who is any fun at all would give a **** about using it as an insult. As a word for vag granted, it is more offensive.

Annie duke is a ****, not sure why this is newsworthy?

DN can't so much as fart without a thread being generated on 2+2.