Is it actually run by Joyful Heart Foundation? Joyful Heart's non-profit filings make it seem as if it is its own organization.

God, that is so clearly written by a PR person:

That walkie-talkie 0n super loud with someone from the TV production truck blabbing away was so distracting I couldn't even comprehend what he was saying live.

"I'm Mr. Soy, don't get fined?"

Bullshit. If it was a real Deadspin video it would have played it over again slowed down to ridiculous speeds and matched with indie music.

If the head coach/assistants are middle-managers then yeah... it makes perfect sense. The owner/GM are over-compensated and refuse to pay for quality managers then wonder why performance lags.

There is a tower on top of a news station's building in Sacramento that does this as well. Here is the key via wikipedia:

If this was his video... either he is really bad at framing where he was working out or he was trying to creepy-video that lady.

Looks more like at least 2 but the angle isn't great.

Wait, is it minor? Is that it? Jesus. I'm still not even sure that is it.

The commercial before the stream started had this tagline:

Have we had a "Share the time you shat/almost shat yourself in your car" stories post yet? If not... seems like a great time.

There was an ex-Navy SEAL in my training group on how to use our company's new Payroll system. He wasn't leading it or anything... and we sat at desks... but I'm adding "Trained with Navy SEAL" to my resume.

I was coming to comment on this too. "Trained with Navy SEALS" is such a bullshit statement. "Was a Navy SEAL" isn't.

What is the return on investment for all that time spent studying? How much are "All London" cabbies making?

His bad. His marketing assistant said "we have a promo with the worst team in the NBA" and he just assumed it was the Kings. Common mistake.

They play at Arco Arena.

I only buy my costumes from Girl's Costume Warehouse. Hellooooo Frog!

Am I the only one who liked Father of the Pride? It had some really subversive humor in there sometimes. Also... John Goodman. WHO DOESN'T LIKE JOHN GOODMAN!?

Inner-city living can mean no vehicles, no commutes, centralized shopping, etc. The "sprawl" is what is causing the eco-hurt, not the way people out there are living.