Cause he’s the only candidate that’s actually pro union and pro worker

That is really interesting question. I’m guessing that everybody but Bernie is experiencing this as a tar pit, and doesn’t want to get stuck. This whole AT & T thing is like some kind of sick epitome of late-stage capitalism. Because all of the best niches are gone already, and because, heaven forefend, no one has…

Why is Bernie the only one down there? Where are the other democrat candidates to represent people against corporate giants?

AT&T is hurting for cash. They’ve laid off tens of thousands of employees in the last few years to fund their buying spree (Time Warner, etc) and even before this strike, the employees that are left in the “legacy” businesses of Wired and Wireless have born the brunt of their cost-cutting in their effort to become an…

Andrew Luck: I’m tired of being in a never ending cycle of pain and rehab, it’s made me hate my job and my life, I don’t think it’s fair to myself or to the team to keep trying to play.

At least he helped the Colts put up a banner before retiring:

Yes, “being in the NFL” is literally what you would call being in the NFL.

Now that he is done with football, Luck can try and spend his time getting back to his love of remembering things clearly. 

Also as a Colts fan I'm going to have to float some bonds for the next fear years.

Jesus this reference might be older than the guy retiring.

This frees Andrew Luck to now pursue his true calling - streaming himself playing SimCity on Twitch

Andrew just couldn’t hold the door any longer. RIP

Sam Bradford is about to get paid YET AGAIN

“Ian Rapoport says Luck plans to travel the world.”

“Looks like I picked the wrong day to quit quaaludes.”

I don’t buy it. There’s no way Jim Irsay is conscious on a Saturday night.

Luck retired before Brady. Thats just crazy

We’re going to need both versions of WYTS from Drew on Monday.

Its as if 10000 fantasy teams just cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced. 

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