Nah, this guy is way more corrupt than Perry.

I dispute this. How else do you become the life of the party?

I think if he had gone back on his word the next day or relatively quickly, it wouldn’t be a huge deal. But he waited till the moratorium was over or nearly over to let Dallas know, or at least indicate by hiding. That basically screwed the Mavs in the sense that almost all other free agents are already locked into…

Oh I was just answering you specific question. In this example? Glendale was a nothing suburb that no one wanted to go. Now if you are going to catch a game, you are traveling to there. People realize its not as far as they think might go another time. People aren’t ashamed of living in Gelndale. Etc.

Most of a populace doesn’t give a shit about sports? That doesn’t really correlate with tv ratings.

Because people go to the stadium and spend money in the surrounding areas which is a benefit in terms of both jobs and tax dollars.

Quantify community pride for me.

Quantify community pride for me.

Quantify community pride for me.

The roads and police are better funded due to demands created by the said stadium. West Valley is probably served by having people actually go out there plus they get to utilize the surrounding infrastructure that comes with having a stadium. I don’t like publicly funded stadiums, but its disingenuous to say that an…

While I do think taxpayer dollars to fund billionaire owned businesses is generally a bad idea. I do think its worth noting that run properly, there can a definite benefit to having a team which can be hard to quantify. Pride in the city, uniting the city, creating an attitude of a place to be, etc. I think Glendale…

Probably would make it more watchable.

Over Under is where the fun is. You can get into some really interesting guns with going with the double barrel, I have always been spooked of the side by side ever since both went off when I was about 14. I prefer Sporting Clays though, helps me get ready for dove season.

Pretty sure Hardee’s is mainly a California thing too. Whataburger is far superior to In-n-Out.

Another big saving: Gas. I have a Sam’s Club Card (you and LifeHacker would be appreciated even more if you mentioned some stuff from there) and the $45 is made up in gas prices quick. In Dallas, its typically 4-5 cents cheaper than RaceTrack (typically cheapest gas). So if you commit to go there for gas (ones located…

I would continue to watch the Resident Evil franchise if that was the case.

Big State, Lots of People. Not sure if you would lump New York in your hatred, despite the number of recent articles that don’t paint a great picture. No reads stuff about Montana, because no one lives there.

All States are idiotic, just in the their own ways. Also Austin is probably less blue than San Antonio, Houston and Dallas. Just FYI.

Let’s not get too overboard on how California is run.

It’s also what area of Texas you are in...