“Saab’s best idea was to mount a joystick in the center of the car.”

Who can blame Madrid? Allardyce is now on the market!

Interesting that Maester Aemon talks about how happy Aegon was until becoming king, and now we’re watching Tommen go from hanging with Ser Pounce to watching the entire royal family crumble around him.

Don’t forget Cornwall!

Not anymore, according to Seveneves.

I’ve always enjoyed Neal Stephenson’s books. It started with Snowcrash. I am currently reading for the first time Big U.

A good segment. Great, in fact.

Hide your lupines!

I strongly recommend Stranger Than Fiction. My sister-in-law, who loathes Ferrell as being a buffoon, loved it. Mostly because she didn’t realize he was in it until we’d sat down to watch it.

I’m not a NASCAR fan, but it seems impossible to not like Dale Jr. He takes all the media attention and pressure and rolls with it. He also gets that fans are the name of the game. I’d buy him a beer.

Wormsign?

Lamborghini Murcielago with rare 6 speed manuel....

Just chuckled at the thought of stockbrokers on quaaludes trying to unlock these things at 4AM...

this is the greatest thing in all of human existence!!!!!!!

You just can’t trust them Aussies. Always trying to unload their old Mercedes’ with salvage titles caused by “minor aerodynamic failure” for far more than they’re worth.

“Just the tip.”

Checking in because of username relevance.

I like the changes for other characters but this one pisses me off. Jeyne Poole’s story in the books literally made me ill - even more than Theon because Jeyne is just an innocent bystander. Jeyne exists in the books solely to give Theon a redemptive moment. Beyond that she is just a torture/rape object. I reserve…

“I tell ya maybe the best I ever saw at ‘see that guy in the satin jacket, knock him over when you’re brawling by the dugout’ was Yaz.”

Summer '88 I'm having dinner with my boss at Ditka's restaurant in Chicago. I'm an easterner just moved to Chicago and my dad is a huge Mike Ditka fan, so naturally I'm excited when in walks coach with his entourage and sits down just a few tables away. It isn't long before a small line forms behind the man; patrons…