Low blow, Neeson clearly has talent for acting a badass and would beat the shit out of you in a New York Minute (see what I did there?).

Ah, to be a spoiled 18 year-old girl with an agent father. Hopefully she's back in Oklahoma and will proceed to get cornholed for the next ten years until she's left as a single mother of two children with only memories of Tim Tebow's "dreamy eyes" in the rear view.

That deer was CLEARLY working with the mafia to rig the race by taking out the guys they didn't bet on. It's a CONSPIRACY!!! #tinfoilhat

What. A. Shithead.

+1

ESPN is mostly awful journalism and if Vilma wants to make their jobs harder, it's his prerogative and right to do so. Considering the price hikes that ESPN and its family of (mostly awful) networks has caused in the cable industry, I'd say this is one for the good guys.

Poor optics aside, I'm buying what Braden's selling here.

South Park has been garbage for a while (that episode about Randy's feces was the worst piece of television I've ever seen) but this was brilliant. I almost regretted thinking they should have been cancelled years ago. Almost.

30 for 30 has been hit or miss, but unlike life, the viewer is somehow able to remember the hits much better than the misses. Two Escobars was excellent, as was Pony Excess and Guru of Go. But the writer here was right that No Crossover was both the most idiosyncratic and best of the series. It unfolds like a book…

This is my second consecutive year as a Mike Vick fantasy owner, and I just want to express the minutes of applause my brain is doing for you. +1

+6!

Well stated, big ups for being as eloquent as you are for an athlete (even if you are a punter, lol). I would love to believe this could be the impetus for serious change, but given that the economic calculus has not changed one bit (yet), I don't know what will happen.

I have a reason to root for the Vikings— life as we know it is over. Well. Played. Sir.

This. is. brilliant. Thank you.