Think you mean Sophocles (he muttered. pedantically).

I don't know, I guess cuz StubHub only rapes its customers figuratively?

I guess my only problem with it is that armchair diagnoses from the eminently unqualified tend to render meaningless terms that have real clinical meaning. If he wants to say the kid drinks too much, fine. I'd prefer he not use a term synonymous with clinical alcohol dependency as part of his hot take, one gleaned…

Of course that could have been a PR move to buttress his earning potential, rather than having been motivated by a genuine concern. Your speculation is as good as mine.

lol, "Jim, you've been in that bathroom for over an hour!"

I would argue Regressing could do cool things with this topic. There are plenty of known biases in spreads to match errant public betting tendencies, differences between sharp and square books, etc.

In any case, MD is a poor choice for 1st. Most MD's are glorified human body mechanics, with scant understanding of the scientific method. Their research training scarcely qualifies as minimal. Pick up any medical journal lower-tier than JAMA, NEJM, & Lancet, if you're looking for a laugh. There are sharp sports…

Agreed. I just read the first paragraph. Although there are no fundamental grammatical errors, it is terrible writing.

I will read 77 more of these.

Agreed, for the general population. But if I have time to be reading this beer blog, I probably have time to vote.

Hey Kevin, because the Dubs' season started last night, I was reminded of how much I hate Jim barnett. I Google "Jim barnett sucks" and the first hit was a piece last year by a certain Mr. Kevin Draper. One and the same? If so, here's to a shared passion!

and/or "sweater meat"

Nope. I paused it last night to figure that out.

GUMBO GUMBO GUMBO WHO DAT GUMBO!!

But then all the meats would be fried.

cool story bro

Yeah, this is how I understood it after a moment, although "going over the wall" can also refer to escape (e.g., from prison), and that was my initial interpretation. Since it wasn't funny that way, I thought about it and remembered "going over the wall" can mean the same thing as the WWI expression "going over the…

The other reason all athletes have charities is so they can hire all their family members to work for the charity, paying them with the donations, .00001% of which go directly to the cause.

Drop the last 4 WC's and that slope goes flat. So this is either a recent phenomenon or a coincidence.

There's at least one thing he got correct: My biggest peeve in reading about soccer is that American authors spontaneously adopt British grammatical conventions when they write about it. Suddenly, teams become plural entities, as though content should govern morphology.