EVERY major outlet reported he's a middle of the rotation guy, except all of the ones that project him as a front of the rotation guy?

Exactly. And not even a peep from them after all the - pretty much universal - negative feedback makes me sick.

I want to star this many times.

Super Bowl XLVIII, not XL VII.

The SSN also isn't required to process it, but it supposedly makes it more effective since they have one more piece of information to match up.

The OptOutPrescreen website is a little misleading since there is red text next to where it asks for your SSN, but your SSN is not required. The SSN is just an added piece of information to use in blocking the offers.

Legit thought that was Rihanna for a second.

Then why hasn't it been done since? Why wait until it's someone whom a lot of people are so willing to call fat, ugly and gross?

I know, as many others have pointed out. Thank you for mentioning this again, a month later, without bothering to check if anyone else had replied.

Politicians have been re-writing the bible for years to make it align with their viewpoints, for their own personal and financial gain, so why not?

I am laughing way more at this than I probably should be. Well done.

I mean on the iPhone.

Can you make Chrome the default browser, though? I like Chrome but always found myself deleting it because most of my web browsing comes from clicking links inside Mail or other apps, which always led me to Safari.

Or he's stretching his back during a timeout, considering everyone around him is standing. But this is better (I know it's tongue-in-cheek) because LOL Knicks Melo Sucks.

I think the free-to-play games market is filled mostly with people who didn't normally play games before that. They've become hooked because they were able to try it out without an initially high price tag attached. I think the people that have been willing to spend $60 for a really solid, full game will continue to…

haha, thanks.

This is pretty awesome but it seems like it doesn't account for player's salaries who are being paid by another team. For example, it has the Yankees on the hook for $18 million for Alfonso Soriano and $21 million for Vernon Wells for 2014, but the Cubs and Angels are eating a huge chunk of that for each player.

Exactly. See my reply to SquigglyWatercraft above.

Don't forget "defiantly." Makes me want to smash myself in the head with a hammer.

You're a sneaky one.