Beadle? I didn't even notice, what with Luigi's expression behind her

That is exactly the kind of goal the technology is for.

What are you going to believe, this fancy new technology or your lyin' eyes?

Explains why both teams during the intro looked like they just left a Vietnamese POW camp.

Yawn. Call me when Khloe starts dating French Stewart.

No.

Poor kid is so terrified he's been reduced to sitting on his own stool.

I'm probably late to this debate, but the "Points" system for entry into the Derby—purely a marketing tool, used to gin up TV ratings for prep races—was introduced in 2012 to replace a system whereby the Derby was open to the top 20 lifetime earners in stakes races. And the point of both systems is simply to keep the…

i'm not even sure this dude is rich, let alone donald sterling rich. get a grip dude.

It's a fair point, although I think there are better times to bring it up.

It's not a matter of a rule change it's a matter of money change. There's now so much money in the sport to put up a constant barrage of fresh horses wheras back in the 70s (while admittedly horse racing people weren't poor) there was just much less thought to if you had a good enough horse to not running them in all…

Coburn makes a great point about how unfair it is that some participants in the Belmont don't run the first two Triple Crown races. I was just talking to a friend about how fair the rest of horse racing is to the horses.

Horse-gait

"I care about horses! Not enough to pull out of horse racing, but I care about the integrity of their competition!"

1 - Am I wearing pants? 2 - Did I cut the throat of Every witness? 3 - What would the Koch brothers do? 4 - Did I remember to send in my registration fee for the Skull and Bones welcome party? 5 - Am I an upper class white male?

Why did I volunteer to do that thing!?

When creepycarrie is creeped out, you know you've gone too far!

I'd be interested to hear the experts' take on one key difference with food/sugar addiction: you can't abstain completely.

Dat face. What has been seen cannot be unseen.