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[QUOTE="SUFan44, post: 1159531, member: 39"]
In the case of the George McDonald interview, context does not matter at all.

If you'd like to share with me how placing his sentences into the context of his interview changes the fact that he said he'd rather have stayed at Arkansas than came to SU for 18 months, that he said that he was told he was being demoted via phone, and all of the other ridiculous comments he made, please be my guest.

Last try here - so please follow along.

[I]"Otherwise, we'd be equipped with complex facial and body languages to provide extra information about what we're saying." [/I]

This was the quote from the post by TheCusian. This is what I was referring to as "this is not what is being insinuated".

McDonald's facial expressions and body language add nothing to the words he said, and change nothing about the words he said.

He wasn't being sarcastic, he wasn't making any innuendos that were only able to be understood if you saw the interview. Context means nothing in this case. Just because a guy says something "nicer" than it is being perceived on Twitter doesn't mean it he didn't say it. And doesn't mean adding it into the context of the interview changes anything.

The guy had two days to deliberate about what he was going to say. He was calculated with his words. If anything, the interview gives me more of a reason to vilify the guy. He's a complete and utter jacka**.
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