I was actually surprised as well that it wasn't Roy. Of course these guys are raking it in, but somewhere near Durham, atop an ineffable K2 of cash-money, Coach K is laughing at their meager wages as he uses his $7.2 million paycheck as a napkin.

It may have been a third of a century ago, but he's still a cheater.

To confirm, a family member donates to a Wolfpack Club scholarship fund and we are regularly involved with the A.D. there. We've heard the "2 million" joke at many events that Debbie attends. It's my personal opinion (as it is with Mrs. Yow and everyone involved with the program) that Gottfried deserves every penny of…

Upon seeing one of these shirts at the bar:

PSA: This is also how you handle a Corgi infestation.

+1% cash back on all psychiatric care

After the fight, the esteemed Mr. Mayweather stops by the bank to make a small deposit.

Yeah, as I said in my other comment, I wasn't braining at all when I wrote that. The twist-top is problematic as well, though I have seen one of my brewer friends use his son's IBC root beer bottles for bottling test batches to save his good bottles for his established batches. (Postal inspectors are srs about their…

...yeah, there's that... fuck me I can't brain today!

This is a cut-and-paste from /r/MapPorn. The top commentor stopped counting other nations (they left out Vietnam & Cambodia as well), once they reached half of the global population. Source

Sadly, that's probably true, even when factoring in loss. Oh well..

I'm not a huge fan of Miller Light but I love the design. I wonder if the glass is any thicker than the old longneck? If so, homebrewers nationwide will be beer-bonging the stuff just to use a sturdier longneck on bottling day.

Can't forget the Free! shitstorm:

Woah, +1

Man, the quality of CBC journalism has really taken a hard dive.

Hail to the king, baby.

Ironically, Phelps was a civil rights lawyer. They now profit from legal fees assigned to them when victims' families sue them. Also, they're a protected religious entity so they pay no taxes IIRC.

I think they're a perfect match for one another. Kendrick's fast, lyrical flow makes sweet contrast with Jay Rock's slower, descriptive "4 on the floor" flow and his deep, hoarse Jeezyesque timbre with K Dot's unique higher pitch.. I love it, I'd love to see them collab more, I am dying to see a Black Hippy joint…