I agree that murder is a harsh word for this. In the US over 12 million people go hunting every year, killing defenseless animals in the woods for either food or sport. Few people seem to take issue with this. Killing domesticated animals though? Completely different story, that is of course, unless you're one of the…

I honestly don't see an issue with this.

I think the term murder is a bit of a stretch, considering we do this in the United States on a daily basis (3-4 million per year according to the humane society.) The dogs have obviously become a big problem due to their number. I'm sure if we waited for each dog to bite a…

I'm likely dating myself a little bit here, but back when I was Cal-P for CS I never spent more than 50-60 on a headset. I knew guys in the lower brackets that called me a noob for using a budget headset but ultimately, I heard what I needed to hear and my teammates could hear what I needed to say.

I've never…

As someone who watches Jeopardy a lot, I'd say 75% of repeat champions do this anymore. Jeopardy needs to change the daily doubles so they fall across the board.

It was just as rough trying to explain that Peyton was playing well initially but his offense was falling apart around him. A lot of the mistakes of the first half were due to a pocket that continued to collapse and coverage that was consistently shutting down his #1 receiver.

Needs more codpiece.

I fixed this a minute later when I realized that I made an Arrested Development joke while watching The Office and flubbed.

I'm glad someone made mention of the fact that we rarely heard Sherman's name last night. While watching the game with friends that don't understand football (and I guess don't like Sherman) they made constant remarks about how he must be underrated because we haven't seen him do anything yet. I tried to explain how…

Tweeters you ignorant sluts.....

Sherman still comes away from the game with a super bowl ring. I guess karma is only so powerful as to mildly injure a player in garbage time.

You rarely hear the name of good cornerbacks. When Asomugha was traded to Philly, most dumb eagles fans didn't know who he was because it was so rare that you heard his name during a game. He sucked in Philly because of the zone defense but in man coverage, he shut down whoever he matched up against.

I wonder if Lesean McCoy would've gotten any votes had Peyton Manning not been in the mix at all or if Brady would clean house.

I think the arrogance and disrespect is even on both sides of this one. I guess I should apologize for that.

You strike me as the classic atheist. No actual argument to your argument, just angry typing and a strong opinion.

Faith is needed in order to support the big bang theory as it has not been proven. While there is evidence to support the claims, the proof is not there. Lets not forget that Science has also been…

I completely agree, it's just a bummer to see a guy that deserved it this much, go down this way.

This is depressing as hell.

I can see that. Its just one of those things that if you've never played, you'd never know.

See, unfortunately for me, my area had no hockey leagues until I was 17 when roller hockey was introduced. I played roller hockey as a kid because its all we had but ice hockey was what I wanted (and despite having 1 rink even…

This is more what I mean, its just strange seeing them be so personal with the players. You'd think the relationship between players and refs would be much more volatile to the extent that they wouldn't even talk outside of explaining calls and no calls.

Its not weird in a bad way but more in a way you wouldn't expect. It's much more personal.

I still think its weird how they talk to the players on the ice. I don't know how or why its weird, it just is.

I think the recent batch of outstanding young players in the NBA has ruined our expectations of early first round draft picks.

I know the NBA is not like the NFL, where a player needs to become acclimated to the changes in systems, rules and tempo, but I feel as though they are thrown in pretty quickly and expected to…