As someone who’s been involved in a stadium financing here and there lemme just say screw this dude. All he wants to do is squeeze cities for more capital so that the IRR (investment return) on league money is maximized (because, you know, if anyone needs a project that kicks off a 15% dividend per year, basically…

In the era of dudes holding on until their mega deals are over and then “choosing” to walk away (cough *KOBE* cough) I really hope KG sticks around playing with Wiggins, Towns, and the rest and getting that crew into the playoffs. Even if it’s like 5 minutes a game at the veteran minimum I just think we are all better…

I would argue that people who don’t know what to order in the concessions line at stadiums are even worse.

I didn’t like it until I realized his number is 6. So now I love it.

MUSCLE.

ITS MEASURIN TIME

How in the world can you not tip for kids? Tipping allegedly correlates to service, and man do kids need servicing.

This man is a defender.

The odds of a ref missing a call are at least as low as the odds of a punter randomly dropping, then handing off, the ball with the game on the line.

It’s pretty crazy that if you read the documents, it becomes clear that Hardy realized he was about to be in deep ish, so immediately switched to FRAMING THE VICTIM by having his friend “restrain” her while Hardy filmed, and then called the cops while acting like she was hurting him.

If I recall correctly they used this video for a number of years. I remember every frame vividly and I went to maybe 1 or 2 games a year in the 90s.

So if they had given warning, Grantland would NOT have been shuttered by ESPN?

Mariota has shown more professional skill and pocket awareness in his first 3 games as a 21 year old rookie than Kaepernick - who is 27 years old!!!! - has shown as a four year starter on a $126M contract.

Yeah, but Owusu was also literally being elbowed in the face while it happened. The flip was pretty great too though.

He was - to hear both him and other trustworthy people like Wesley Morris - with respect to marketing, editing, publishing, etc.

Keep in mind that Chris Ryan is an editor first and writer second, and so is Fennessy.

I need a ruling:

Respectfully:

For all intents and purposes, zero. Tau is observed in Alzheimers patients and some similar disorders and that’s it. So among people age 40-65 (many of the brains in question), the frequeny is basically nil. Maybe 1 in 10,000 ... compared to 90% or whatever in studies like these for NFLers.

Let’s make the math simpler: