Just to clarify, Stephen A. Smith can belittle women and defend domestic violence with impunity, but Simmons can’t refer to basic anatomy?

Grantland and 30 for 30 are two of the greatest things ever to happen to ESPN.

The extent to which the U.S.’ will perform acrobatics with their names to fit acronyms is pretty absurd. I can appreciate that it’s important for branding and PR that these systems have memorable names to help them stand out, and the defence firms are quite good at coming up with these names, but it is also hilarious…

I know, right?

Exactly. This article attracted the crowd that doesn’t know the meaning of nuance. They think it’s some liberal French word.

There are no good guys here. Just rascists, assholes, and terrorists. And that from a Texan. I very much do not look foward to listening politely as every other customer I have for the next month talks about how “we done got them muslims good”

Because some guys, even if they are former military, find it real hard to “let it go”. And police departments love themselves to look like military, because they think they are. Listen, guys, you are done with the military (if you are reserve, you can go back to be military while doing your reserve work), you need to…

World Cup in Qatar is like the best thing to ever happen to World Cup in Russia.

When people who constantly scream on the roof about how “free” they are, have to live protected by this kind of people, don’t you see some kind of an irony in the whole thing?

You brought them out of the woodwork with this one Tyler. Get ready for them to troll the rest of your articles. Your usual analysis is way over the head of most mouth breathers.

Everything about this is just gross. And I mean everything. The contest, the attack, the injuries, the loss of life (always shitty even if justified), the near comically militarized police presence (but not really very funny in reality). It’s all disgusting. I almost want this story to disappear. Almost, because we…

“Pictures coming out from the event, both before and after the shooting, show extremely well equipped soldiers draped in desert camouflage, hands-free communications gear, body armor and tactical chest rigs full of spare ammunition and expendables, along with tricked out AR-15 “

Say whaaaat?

...Zona peligrosa?

So an RGIII signed football is basically a 21st century smallpox blanket.

Nice graphic for size comparison purposes (as Tyler notes, this is similar in size to Cavour):

If they're rebuilding it, they might as well make a few upgrades...

I'm the same way with race car drivers. When I were kids, Foyt, Andretti, Mears, et al were like Gods. Nowadays, Rossi, Daly, Andretti and Pigot are just some kids I've known.

If there's one thing growing older has taught me, it's that maturity CERTAINLY doesn't come with age.

I am 23 and feeling the strain already (I'm going grey!). Had people ask me what a floppy disk was, what a library was, what a VCR was, and what a pager was. It is hard trying to understand how kids are nowdays with only about a 10 year age gap. I can only imagine how it will seem as time goes on.