I’d just like to point out that the morning after the women’s final, I was threatened here with a commenting ban because I disagreed with the author and deigned to say that Serena was wrong and Ramos was doing his job. That seemed a little short-sighted/heavy-handed, given that the author believed a verbal abuse…

L.A. kiwi > Cleveland ass

+1 chart that explains everything

I mean, there was a lot of talk of an inside job once upon a time...

JUDGE IN JETS CASE SHOWCASES POISE IN BIG MOMENT

Wait...this guy was an escort?

The weirdest thing about that story today is that John Lennon’s middle name is Winston, so he yelled his own namesake’s name during a small group jerk session. 

Duolingo was a real time-suck for me and I got frustrated with the recommended repeat exercises that eventually became the only thing the app recommended for me. 

I think that last answer will come up in couples therapy pretty soon. 

...well, that’s enough internet time for today.

Let’s Hear It For The Poise

Think of how much money he’d have to spend to buy hundreds of friends. Just their dozen or so burner phones alone...

Many years ago, I was behind some college-aged customer in line and he was asked by the sandwich artist what kind of cheese he wanted. “Just the regular...triangle cheese.”

And she was legitimately great throughout the tournament. As Giri points out, she didn’t just wind up in the finals one year the way you can see periodically on the women’s tour. She crushed it.

I certainly applaud your second commandment.

Essentially, I think Ramos was pretty by-the-book and Serena acted very unprofessionally. Three textbook code violations, followed by appropriate officiating for each. 

I held, and hold, an unpopular opinion.

+1 ipso

And I can’t tell you how big a crater that’s going to leave in my day.