She was just standing his ground.

Only one response so far, and that person has pretty much checked out. I think it may be the same for me; I’ve been seeing reports of all the stuff people are doing in the game, but instead of making me feel excited, I feel a bit of anxiety and dread instead. Kind of like when you suddenly get handed a project at work…

Yeah, now that was his reaction.

I mean, my instinct is to say “This never would have happened to Gary Carter,” but that bastard fucking loved Pottery Barn.

EDIT: I’m a piece of shit who broke down and bought it last night.

I refuse to believe it. Burt Reynolds cannot die. He just... drove away.

And almost as if someone’s irony detector was in the shop :-)

It’s almost as if that line was some kind of joke.

That’s when I’ll want people in charge who know how to take a hit and keep going. As silly as it sounds, that’s when I’ll want people in power, both in the business world and politics, who played high school football.

Nothing like a good six second chuckle

Got halfway through your prologue before I started worrying about Barry having to delete every extra space in this exceptionally long Jamboroo.

*Nike reminds you to believe responsibly.

“There goes my hero.” - Roger Goodell, watching as Mark Emmert walks away

Which led to this outstanding reply.

Damn, he really has an axe to grind with Cory Lidle.

Sadly, this was not my bartender’s reaction.

I’ve been to white church a handful of times in my life.

Disappointing but not surprising. There are far, far more women and girls trying to break into a ballet career than there are men and boys. I’m betting that all through their training, apart from a few standouts, the girls are regarded as interchangeable and anonymous.

Yeah, say what you will about the likely social views of the speaker in Dire Straits’s “Money for Nothing,” he at least seems to admire the ability of people to get paid for playin’ the guitar on the MTV.