Super Bowl XXXVII Truthers
Totally thought this article was going to be about Jose Bautista's computer savvy progeny taking aim at their dad's critics.
The sultan of Brunei has at least 6 Bugattis. I really hope they don't count him sixfold. Would ruin the statistic.
Median or Mean?
I would be way more interested in Median.
But it's still fun to see whether saber websites or Vegas odds were more accurate
I'm probably going blind, but it looks like a Ford Fusion to me.
Downshift Abbey
"What do the original show's creators say to this?"
The Fugitive. The rest of this movie is almost perfect. It was nominated for best picture. But this scene always cracks me up. It's obvious they just threw a dummy and called it a day.
While I love Game of Thrones (books and TV series), each time I see the Direwolves onscreen it throw me off.
The problem is more that to sign a player to an offer sheet the cost beyond the contract is rather staggering (like multiple first round picks in this case). It's more or less set up in a way that discourages teams from poaching other team's RFAs without some sort of negotiation.
Should a team give up two or three…
It's hard to believe he's still in college. Those are the motor skills and timing of someone who has been playing for years.
Goddamn, Pop was a great album.
"Alright, but no kissing."
My brother did the same thing a year or two ago, though his story ending is slightly different, maybe more traumatic. Same set up, he went over to our mom's house to mow the back 1/2 acre which hadn't been mowed in months and was knee high. He ran over a nest of 4 or 5 baby bunnies, most of them were torn to…
So now you've sued the only business that needs punters and slammed the only media that follows punters. You're a real fucking genius.
I think you're focusing on the "evil" aspect a bit too literally. Of course corporations are not actually malicious against the human race; they're not actively trying to make people miserable as a result of their actions. They simply don't care about anything but the bottom line. And too often, that indifference…