The other night in an NBA playoff game the Timberwolve's Kevin Garnett elbowed Denver's rookie center Francisco Elson below the belt. Proving that basketball is a child's game at any level, Elson retaliated with repartee straight from 5th grade recess.

In a press conference following the game he recounted how he had retaliated in-game, "You don’t do that. That’s gay on his part. I told him that he was gay, too, for touching me in my private parts." 

Here was a refreshing moment where someone in public came off unaffected, sharing what he actually thought. He had no agent or lawyer or p.r. girl there to tell him what to say. He simply repeated what he had told Garnett during the game. The statement was rash, raw, and immature (what grown man says  "private parts"?) but wholly refreshing in its candor. And it didn't take long for the P.C. police to jump.