I'm not even halfway done but I can tell you right now I've never laughed so hard at a movie review in my life. BLESS YOU, LINDY WEST.
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In a bizarre turn of events, it was actually Giroux who was yelling "quit resisting."
Yeah, I'd definitely watch a lot more soccer if it looked as pretty as this.
The WSJ's lack of baseball understanding was further solidified in the editorial itself, when they stated that they want a pitcher, not a President whose attempts to expand the scope of Executive powers are focused on those things which are meant to create a functioning government and not trumped up national security…
Pregnant with zero f**ks? Doubt it.
These situations are always weird for me to deal with. On one hand, I come from the Louis CK brand of thinking which says that anything can be a joke, but on the other hand, I was raised by a grandfather who smacked the god into me if I didn't show respect for terms of that magnitude.
US wins 11-10 in overtime.
You're right, it sucks. It's probably why the World Cup (and soccer in general) has never really caught on, globally I mean. I feel like if they could come up with a better mechanism it could become as popular around the world as some real sports.
It's very American to not comprehend how a different type of tournament works.
i enjoy your characterization of oil as an uncontrolled free market. That's so cute.
My guess is that your statements are what is causing people to question you, because you aren't actually explaining your points. You are making conjecture, and several have pointed out the flaws and you have responded with the equivalent of "nobody knows", which is incorrect, and has been stated several times.
FYI - University of California's immediate past president, Mark Yudof, made just under $850K in 2012. Katrina Elliot, Asst. Prof. of UCLA's Philosophy Dept. made $54K that year. Ben Howland, UCLA's basketball coach, made $2.2M that year.
Explain why getting fewer CEOs would be a bad thing.
Uh, let's try this again.
People are not comodities; its wage control, which we already do at the lower end of the labor spectrum. A price is a value on something you buy, which can be applied to labor from a management standpoint, but no one is buying their expertise; its a reward they give themselves.
What if LeBron goes to 2 or 3 other teams and wins championships? Wouldn't that actually be the greatest feat in sport/nba? How often in today's sports world can the best player in the league leave and make an instant impact? Hello Toronto.
Yeah, I think Hume's got it. Deleting the video and photos probably had a lot to do with not wanting to deal with hand-wringy phone calls from her sponsors. Always remember that brands are the worst.
Probably not golf snobbery or sexism. Probably the saddest reason of all: "brand awareness." Michelle Wie, to paraphrase Jay-Z isn't a businesswoman, she's a business, woman and her business (after the business of playing golf) is making the people that pay her bills happy.
Hard to tell whether hiding this is the result of golf snobbery (because, really, how is drinking from the trophy worse than drinking from the Stanley Cup?) or sexism (EG the ludicrous double standard a lot of media slapped the Canadian women with in Vancouver because they dared to celebrate hockey gold, the underage…
