When I was young my birth father sold cars for Chevrolet. What I am trying to say here is I don't care. :)

That isn't cosplay, it's actually the guy who was exiled for being too pretty.

The follow up made the whole exchange worth it. +1

I actually had the opposite reaction... the design of the fantasy sequences was so over the top "cool" it just felt obnoxious to me. It was like the Poochie of action movies.

Hi, I dunno how much you know about this stuff so let me try and explain:

Oh, get over it. Yes, if you adhere to a strictly literal version of that sentence, then yes, you CAN watch it from a PS4. But since we're talking here about their storefronts, it is also true. There is nothing clickbait about this, and it is a worthy kind of irony that you can watch a Sony (films) movie, but not from…

How is that click bait idiot....Some people who own playStation would probably prefer to actually purchase it on their playStation as opposed to signing up for a whole other service...Derp, derp....Maybe next time borrow someone else brain before you speak....

The solution is editing.

100% of the shots you don't take, won't miss.

Yokai wha?

I can't even count how many times I've gotten drunk and ended up at McDonalds.

As far as I've heard, he hasn't bitched about the fines or being misunderstood., nor has he spoken of some moral high ground either.

Any idiot can write a game recap if they actually watched the game. You don't need Marshawn Lynch, who obviously isn't going to give you shit to write about, to recap the game for you. It's lazy fucking journalism, they're just looking for a soundbite to throw into the piece they've already written.

How about they actually ask him real questions that he might want to answer? Who cares if they're about football or not? If a reporter was able to write a column that is "all about Marshawn Lynch" as opposed to the standard "Can you tell us about how you played tonight" bullshit, I would actually read it. Some…

I read this a little fast the first time and thought the kid was a five year old. Read it again and nope. Definitely a teenager. Thank god for that granddad.

I was serving a grandfather and his teenage grandson. The kid asked for a bowl of chili, at which point I explained that we were out of chili, apologized (why we as servers have to do this, I don't know, but we do) and told him the other soups we had available. The kid said, "But I wanted the chili." Ok, well,…

Let me get this straight, some kind-hearted Jaguars fan went out of his way to make sure that this couple didn't have to spend a weekend in Jacksonville and somehow he's the bad guy?