Wrong. No shortstop in either league gets to that ball standing up, unless they are positioned closer to where it was hit. It was moving too fast, he happened to be close enough to dive.

If the point you're making is that he hasn't changed, but he's learned how to control the narrative, who gives a fuck? Honestly, at this point the guy can't win. Do it 'wrong', and he's a 'cocksucker'. Do it 'right', and he's learned how to manipulate us.

It was important to me too. You're in a safe place.

Jesus. Were you not elected to the Court at your prom either? How about a few words about that?

Coming into the World Cup this year the USMNT could not have realistically expected these first two results. Sure, I was devastated after the game. But Christ, we outplayed the fuck out of Portugal yesterday. We were the better team for 85 (give or take) out of 95 minutes.

Do you actually think that the way the team is perceived by other people has that significant an effect on the degree to which they succeed at international tournaments? I would say that the way they train, are coached, execute, and perceive themselves probably has a bit more to do with it, no?

Agreed - though again, it's the comparison between the adaptation and source material with which I take issue in the first place.

The mistake so many audience members of films which have been adapted make is measuring them against their source material. The criteria for whether a film is any good should be restricted to what is onscreen, how well the story is told (wherever it comes from).

Oh, now I get it. Being a Georgia Tech fan doesn't require having attended Georgia Tech. Or college.

Is it possible that the differences in his swing (conceding the batting stance differences) during and after contact could have to do with the type of pitch he's been given to hit? In 2014, he's swinging at a fastball while in 2013 it looks like a slider - certainly something offspeed.

That's clever.

So do most athletes, it isn't limited to tennis players. That shouldn't and doesn't mean that any player's career is over at thirty-two, or that 'Federer looks old.' I don't believe at all that a tennis player's career should be finished earlier than any other athlete's, and he is probably the best who ever lived.

It isn't ignorant at all to hold GM up as a pariah when you consider 1) the breadth of this recall; 2) how easily it could have been avoided; 3) how GM has strategically avoided responsibility including threatening at least one of the victims' families with lawsuits; 4) the fact that at least 13 people have been…

He's THIRTY TWO. This is the age Michael Jordan was when he returned to the NBA and won three consecutive championships with the Bulls.

'I know of no other minority in the world co-opting a dehumanizing, racial slur used by its oppressor.'

Ha

But it isn't really bullshit. They may not be the greatest, let's just say they're a reasonably well-run franchise. A few notes:

Am I the only person who thinks there is no way this letter wasn't written by a guy?

Generally truck dealers/manufacturers target business owners with these discounts. Realizing that it's tax time, they'll give deals on leases and financing for three years/36 months. The IRS only gives you three years to take deductions on business vehicles (33% depreciation per year). Because highway robbery.

'It behooves all of these people to convince you that Woods still has a good shot at breaking Nicklaus's record when his performance and injury history say otherwise.'