As a Milwaukeean, and. Bucks fan, I would be 100% okay with the Bucks pulling him from those games.

He didn’t raise his arms up one bit. He used his head as a missile. So as 50SOJG said, if the NFL is even remotely trying to improve safety, this must be a penalty, whether it currently is or not.

If that’s not a penalty, then your penalties are screwed up.

The biggest difference between a kid that’s born rich and a kid that’s born poor is that the latter has a ridiculously smaller margin of error. So many things have to go right for that poor kid to rise out of poverty, while so many things have to go wrong for that rich kid to stop being rich.

This should be repeated over and over. Demand drives supply, not the other way around. Increasing the buying power of the masses (i.e. demand) creates more jobs, and ultimately makes the rich richer. Concentrating more money among the wealthy via tax breaks (supply-side theory) is a horribly inefficient way to…

$120k is still more than double the median household income in NYC, so you’d still be doing well here. I wouldn’t call you “wealthy” though, just “doing well.”

I think you just agreed with him?

“They may have had a bit of luck, but in general, people succeed because they are willing to work hard when others won’t.”

You shut your mouth, Taco Bell has some tasty foods.

I find it pretty easy to watch games on TV rather than pay exorbitant prices to attend live (geographic limitations aside). I’m mostly a football fan, so I can sort of understand the demand to go to one of 8 home games a year. But considering the amount of basketball and baseball games in a season, I’m surprised how…

It’s not society. It’s just enough morons who are avid fans of specific teams.

yep. I used to go to Warriors games all the time when they were awful. While I really enjoy their success, I am resigned to the fact that if I ever do get to go to games anymore the only way will be if I get free tix through hookups, or that I’ll be sitting in the nose-bleeds.

I mean that’s exactly it. Regardless of the money it’s just not fun anymore.

Truth. My wife and I stopped using credit cards (but kept the accounts active for the credit score boost) and pay for almost everything in cash and/or check. All of the “cashless society” people seem to fail to understand that going cashless means you’ll actually have less cash.

No, tall grass is right. You’re judging by an irrelevant metric. Popular vote is not the metric by which we elect our president in this system, so harping on the fact that Hillary won the popular vote is meaningless. The whole point of the electoral college system is to tip the scales away from massive population…

That is by far and away not the problem. If you want to know what is wrong with them look at their policies, practices, and actual actions. You will find that they are radically inconsistent with each other if you look at what they actually do. The one thing that is consistent among Democrats these days is an…

So tired of the popular vote argument. It is such a red herring. It’s like arguing your team should have won the game because they had more passing yards.

1st Gear: Fuck em.

Today the Great Salt Lake is even saltier.

What he lacks in style and technique he makes up for in a superior corner team, fashion sense, nicotine intake, and incomprehensible gibberish.