Counter-point:  no he doesn’t.

“Geguri is cheating”
“MagicAmy is actually two people”
etc etc etc
Blame enough women for being fake/bad/cheating enough times, eventually that broken clock will be right.

Let’s be clear about something, because a few of your dizzy-ass trolls seem to have coveniently missed that he gave himself away at the end.

Mack: Your honor I really can’t be held to blame for the actions of my cult. Working on smallville kind of sent me a bit loopy.

It’s been an honor to work with Kirk for the past seven years. Kirk’s love of games and his desire to communicate about them with readers shines through his work. I’ve valued that a lot, but I’ve valued just as much, if not more, his love of writing good sentences and paragraphs. Anyone can write about video games,…

Counterpoint: Babe Ruth living today, in a country with legal alcohol, internet pornography, and being paid tens of millions of dollars a year, would be dead within 12 months. It’s like when Bender became human in that one Futurama episode.

I think overall athlete improvement happens even faster than we realize.

As Kotaku’s “connoisseur of Japanese smut games” Mike Fahey once put it, “characters fall into the uncomfortably young category, but rest assured they are whatever age they need to be to ensure publisher NIS America doesn’t get arrested.”

the guy had one job. post shit and don’t make the company look bad. he failed twice. no sympathy.

Spite? That’s literally all I can come up with.

At least he’s amongst other things that suck.

Good.

Famous nihilists insist, “No, we care about this one thing now.”

Welcome to Deadspin, Dennis Miller.

Well, this is a nice change of pace, seeing Gruden get defensive. 

That block quote sounds like it was taken out of Donald Trump’s handbook for dealing with the press. Talk about how great you are despite mountains of evidence to the contrary...

I have a strong feeling that the people attacking the punter and the people who walked out are not the same people.

They threatened to fire him if he fired Durkin, but once that threat got out, along with support from the governor, he had the leverage to defy them and thankfully he did.

It seems like Loh deserves a modicum of credit here. He’s taking this action without any buy-in from the Board after actually listening what people had to say about the decision to keep Durkin. It’s not clear what further repercussions he could face for the action. He’s doing it too late, but he is doing the right…