Readers don’t write the book, therefore they are not the creator. The writer, the person who wrote the damn text, is the creator.

"This one is on fire!"

Slap some duct tape on that and you're good to go.

Sorry about that. I'll post something moronic but funnier later.

the negative PR the company has suffered in the wake of sexual assault and rape complaints.

I....is this some sort of Jackie Collins Dukes of Hazzard thing?

Don't look at the papers much, do you? Scores read "this game ended after deadline/after printing of this edition" or some such thing all the time. Hell, it's pretty much standard for east coast and central zone papers when it comes to night games in Oakland or Seattle, to name two examples.

What happens if you miss the deadline is the interview doesn't make the morning edition or the nightly broadcast.

1. Deadlines don't move unless there's an emergency.

Deadlines.

"Uncle Ted". That somehow amuses me.

Same here. That hoodie thing looks comfy as hell.

Please let this movie be less boring than the first one.

Seriously. They couldn't find someone who's written competently about the tech industry? (For fun, here's Steve Gruber, who's a very good tech writer, highlighting some of the more serious flaws of the book.)

For some reason, my mind went to Steve Madden. No, I have no idea.

Gotta admit I'm curious how that meatloaf turned out.

Please. Mrs. Wilson would have everyone else for lunch.

And it's very fascinating that an 80 year old indigenous man can run for miles and miles and miles with no joint pains and no problems verses us Americans who at 35 can't do that."