Lol yep, I was talking about this with my dad at lunch a few hours ago. I mean it has been said so many times before about somebody having a problem and is a chink in the armor. Why make a big F*CKING deal about it. NOW THEY ARE SUCKING THIS GUYS DICK THE WHOLE TIME

Chink means something like a small or narrow opening. So it's really anyone who has "chinky" eyes. That's where the term comes from. One of my friends from the Philippines described his eyes that way when he was explaining to me why they all had Spanish last names...

I honeslty use "chink in the armor" a F*CKING ton in common speach.

Buddy says " but, I know I am super good looking but my dick is tiny"

Twig says "I know man, but look at you, you only have a tiny chink in your armor"

buddy says "thanks man, you're right"

Twig says "lets make out, but not in a gay way"

Buddy takes off his pants.

I mean, seriously, don't be gay.

The US is way to racially sensitive. Pussies get offended by the term "black" now...Same thing with Mexicans. "There's a lot of Mexicans." And that's racist somehow because you addressed them by saying who they are? 75 years of liberal and Jewish propaganda, everyone is a big pu$$y now

This is all due to the media....and I agree with Token.....pussies...who can't handle words...

In the picture, Jeremy Lin is getting the ball taken away by Greivis Vasquez, Tyson Chandler is behind him and Chris Kaman is facing the wrong way.

So... There you go?

Lin = Taiwanese background
Vasquez = Venezualan
Chandler = Black American
Kaman = German-American (Aryan even)

*The more you know.*

Also, the only reason ESPN reacted the way it did by firing the guy is A) There were definite racist implications and B) Even if it was said in a way that wasn't intended to offend, with the amount of spotlight on Lin right now, there's no way there wouldn't be social backlash if they DIDN'T punish the guy responsible.

Keep in mind too that Jeremy Lin was born and raised in California, and graduated from Harvard. He's American, and English is his primary language.