FredDorfman
FredDorfman
FredDorfman

Did you read the article you linked to? It doesn't "debunk" irreducible complexity. The closest it comes is to state, without reference or citation, that "recent research… is beginning to debunk," it. Your approach to this debate uses the same tactics that you attribute to creationists to discredit their side of

It's not literally the same thing. He made the announcement at a rally, celebrating the 2008 national championship, as opposed to calling a press conference for himself. You are a liar and propagandist. So hungry were you for approval from deadspin commenters, people you will never meet or talk to, that you

The NFL really has to look at the impact its rule book and replay process is having on the presentation of the game. During the regular season, I watch red zone almost exclusively and when I do watch a full game, it's almost always on DVR.

That's what I was thinking. This is a plaintiff attorney's dream, rich athlete pounding a guy in a heavily insured luxury store, complete with confirming tweets and photos.

It's only obvious to you, because it supports your point of view. The specific phrase Whitlock took issue with is "Jigga," which is slang for Jigaboo. I think Whitlock equated that to the use of the word "nigga," which he has consistently criticized.

These all sound fake to me.

Bed & Breakfasts can be a good change of pace for a weekend with the wife/girlfriend, but the article is correct about the awkward dynamic with the hosts. My wife and I stayed at a pretty sweet inn in Maine, which was on old sea captains house right on the beach with a giant fireplace. It was backed by a meadow,

I would love to argue in favor of the Bear who manhandles golf flags, but Ley has presented so cogent an argument, that this Bear's preeminence cannot seriously be questioned.

The old post-publication fact check, using reader comments from the already published article. From page 37 of the AP best practices manual I believe.

I agree. Totally reasonable trade. The league treasurer, and whoever else voted against it, deserve whatever comes to them.

I'm sure it's difficult for a coach to get a kid, who's projected as a lottery pick, to focus on the present season. It may be bullshit that the kid has to play a year in college, but that's not Boeheim's fault. His job is to get his players together to win games now.

I think they took the "nice diction" as a patronizing comparison to other black writers. I read it as a comparison between this piece, which is thoughtful and clearly expressed, to the typical Gawker post.

Another drive ending in turnover.

Sadly predictable pseudo-intellectual caucasian guilt balm. How about:

I like that his immediate instinct was to use his caddy as a human shield.

If Gruden is looking for an "excuse" to bench him, I think RGIII's play and the offense's performance since his return from injury should suffice. I'm also not sure that I would characterize converting 2-13 first downs (with a back running for 6 yards a pop) and throwing for 110 yards as "[keeping] the Skins" in the

Deadspin writer spews words needlessly, hates for a living, is terrible.

Nelson and Cobb are better. DT and E. Sanders as well.

Translation: I'm backing off my half-assed, cut-and-paste-filled metrics analysis of the Lakers, because I'm afraid they will outperform their terrible roster and everyone will realize that Byron Scott learned more about basketball from winning 3 championships as a player and winning the Eastern Conference as a coach

That is some interview. I don't know Jenkins gets people to open up like that.