You are awesome for this.

Is this a news site? Is this where you come to get your news? There's some news, but every other article contains at least one dick joke. This is interesting because these kids are very young and dunking really well, and will soon be some of the newest stars in college basketball. News-no. Interesting- yes. You might…

Ouch, that hurts. I admit it, Tony Parker is probably better than me at basketball. As to the refs getting the call right, I agree that it would be impossible to get 100% of the calls right because of the reasons you outline (him being better than me, "blazing quickness" etc), but the standard that they should be held…

Eh, looking at it again, maybe I'm just tired and drunk.

This sort of play has always looked questionable to me and when I played in high school and tried something similar, I would always not put that last foot down. But it seems like this is never considered a travel in either college or the NBA these days, so I guess I must be in the wrong.

They celebrate by tongue-kissing their grandparents?

I prefer the article's method, to yours (I always ended up over-cooking them when I broiled steaks which, of course, could just be poor execution on my part), but I disagree with the rabble that you don't know how to cook. It should work, it just doesn't for me.

Well done IS ruined. Medium-well is ruined. You have no taste. It may be your opinion, but it is an incorrect one.

This is one of the first times this year that I've read the words "Magic" and "win" in the same sentence. And I'm a Magic fan. (lowering my head in shame)

You're new here, aren't you?

No matter what the motive or outcome, he still SHOT HIS FUCKING GIRLFRIEND. That is a fact and it is not disputed by anyone at this time. At best, he is a paranoid trigger-happy fool with a hero fantasy, at worst a murderer of a smoking hot chick. Either way, my "sensitivity" lies with the victim. The rest of your…

+1

. . . a bit of a stretch.

Took me a minute . . . and then AWESOMENESS. . .

+100

Yeah, don't think you "get it."

From my experience (as a peds cardiologist) it will stretch, but usually, it will also thin out and fade leaving just a thin line in most cases.

As a doctor who's also had a Lisfranc fracture, I couldn't have said that any better. I've got 2 screws left in my foot to remind me every time it's about to get cold outside.