Speaking of costumes. Here was mine. :D

I realize this is totally not the point, but who in their right mind would want to be the guy who randomly licks strangers' necks?

I think you're supposed to follow her on Twitter.

People probably haven't though about it that much, honestly. There is an astounding propensity to apply logic inconsistently and sometimes hypocritically on Jez. Not saying there couldn't be a good reason here why one is OK and the other is not, but in general, yeah, Jez tends to be strongly anti-science and a lot of…

Since we're posting Batmobiles...

Fit for a Knight!

You guys like this? We call it Tumblebee.

I work on a college campus and I like to use this analogy when talking to women and making my case about alcohol, women and rape:

Middlebrooks had no time to get out of the way, but he was in the way. Per the rules, yes, he is liable for obstruction. Jim Joyce made not only the correct call, but a fantastic call, one so obvious and critical that even the LF ump saw it go down. Kind of like the scene from Naked Gun, even the guy running the…

Holy cow. Really reaching here, aren't you. You hate ALL types of authority, yes? Players should make their own calls, then?

It IS exactly like that, isn't it? Rules of a fucking baseball game are equivalent to police brutality. Thanks for not taking your argument one step too far.

1. If Middlebrooks doesn't lift his legs to trip the runner, the runner steps over him and there's no way they call obstruction.

The bolded part is in reference to a specific and non-applicable scenario (a catcher fielding a ball who makes contact with a batter/runner on his way to first). The runner on his way to first is governed by DIFFERENT rules (must run within the lane, etc) than a runner at third base, and a catcher fielding a batted…

Rule 7.09 has nothing to do with this play as it refers to a runner going to first base interfering with the catcher, which is the opposite of what was called and exists to give catchers a fair chance at fielding a drag bunt. The rule that was enforced was 7.06

I haven't seen a finish so screwy since Vince Russo's days in WCW.

Which are you? Dodgers fan or Tigers fan?

Shitty because the two teams with the two best records in their respective leagues (both 97-65) are playing for the championship? That's an interesting definition of "shitty."

If you actually think this is a shitty world series you're a moron.

Rumor has it, this was all caused when an angry Alabama fan poisoned the ticket oak.