Can someone explain to me how he doesn’t die? Is that a parachute that he releases to lift him out or something?
LoyolaRambler
LoyolaRambler
Tip: don’t go to Miller Park on a Cubs-Brewers weekend. It brings out the worst in everyone. People get blackout drunk and constantly try to pick fights over stupid shit and then you get puked on.
Thugs.
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This isn’t a hot take when you’ve spent decades with Loyola basketball.
1) You don’t want to get beat. If he gets past him at that point the game is over.
GET FUCKED WORLDDDDDDDDD
The “Asian Analyst” is the craziest part of this for me. Like I get it if some dope sports commentator says it and apologizes (still wrong, but a mistake born out of ignorance), but to be a supposed expert on East Asian culture and still make this mistakes is astounding.
Agreed. If that wasn’t an MLK quote that commercial would have been great. BUT given the context of that speech and MLK’s life, it just seems insulting to reduce him to selling anything.
Darvish has a legitimate offer in front of him. He cannot be used as an example of players not getting signed because a specific team he wants to play for doesn’t want to pay him.
Packer Fan here:
HuffPo is hardly alone in this. Look at the “free” media given to each candidate and Trump blows everyone out of the water.
Because New York and LA set the standard for avoiding vanity and treating women with respect.
I don’t think I’ve seen a day where it feels above ten degrees in a couple of weeks. Usually I just strap on his boots, put on his jacket and hope he does his business quickly.
Conversely, is there any issue with brand new passports? I’m getting a new passport now (it is being processed) and am flying out early February.
Twitter shouldn’t unverify people in this situation. The issue becomes that they then become responsible for all verified twitter users.
As a Packer and USMNT fan, this was the worst of years. In one WEEK I saw two things I love - the US in the World Cup and Aaron Rodgers shitting on teams - crushed.
Imagine if a public financing bill was negotiated so that a team would only get the money if they were successful (i.e. make the playoffs, at least twice in the next five years). Would that make these deals more palatable?