If there’s an illegal immigration subplot, I’m gonna jump off a bridge...

You haven’t seen Do The Right Thing? (Inserts gif indicating surprise and suspicion)

And all of this no thanks whatsoever to unions apparently...

If we want a humane justice system, we also have to be prepared to make arrangements for inmate safety, even for the most despicable of people. Everyone knows who this guy is and what he did, and because of that I’m not surprised that would be a target. I mean, if people here think he’s going to be smuggled out of…

PPP was solid. They didn’t get enough shine. Think I’d have to go with the 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover cover or I Got You or Fever, but this track is nice too. I think one of the guys did some stuff under the name Tiny Hearts recently.

So caught up in their own racial binaries that they forget that there are a whole range of other skin colors, languages, and histories in the world.

I see what you are trying to do rhetorically, but it sounds like you haven't actually watched an NBA game in 10 years.

I want to punch you in the face.

Intimate Confessions of a Chinese Courtesan. More of a lesbian chamber drama until the nutso final action scene. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intimate_…

Is the flop itself the problem, or the fact that referees need to blow a whistle anytime someone flails their arms? A no-call is usually the thing to do. And players would think twice about flopping if they realized that all they were doing was laying on the floor while the offensive player has a clear path to dunk.

Michael Bates won a bronze medal in the 200m at the 92 Olympics, then played football the following season, I think. He was All-Pro kick returner several times in the 90's. Don't think he ever went back to track once he started pro football, though.

Yeah, I hear you on that Allen/Ginobili play. But as a no-call, it really didn't stand out to me as particularly egregious, and it was particularly tough to see what was happening in real time. I mean, we can replay it in slow-motion all we want and pick out every tiny point of contact, but it's a much different thing…

Yeah, I grew up playing and loving the Genesis version also. Didn't even realize there was a different SNES version.