It's really sweet to see a kid look up to someone like this. I just hope he doesn't read my child molestation jokes, too.

I knew this interview looked familiar:

I didn't watch the Francis video, but after Angry Joe's thing the other day, I lost a lot of sympathy. You can't blame the provider of a free service for making changes to that service. Youtube owes these guys NOTHING. NOTHING.

And while we're at it, people get changes to their pensions, lose stock options, get…

Well at least this settles the whole debate about whether D.C. is a Northern town or a Southern town . . . . putting your balls in the hands of your Cousins is a time-honored tradition in the South.

This wouldn't be the first negative response I've received.

When discussing firearms homocide, nobody ever seems to consider the US's draconian drug laws that promote gang violence.

The Lions fan knew the risks of going into Philadelphia while wearing their opponents' colors. His own fault for getting knocked out during a football game.

Every damn time. And the only decent Shredder joke I can come up with involves the turf at FedEx Field.

"This is my baby, man," he said. "It's more than just a car. I didn't grow up with a lot. This helps me remember where I come from and where I'm going."

Been saving this creation for a long time.

I'll have to check the data, but this may be the strongest Internet argument point that has ever been made.

Who will clean up the ice girl?

who says it is about solving it?

Too bad Japan doesn't have capital punishment.

all great reads but for me at least The Debt of Honor had one of the best "WTF JUST HAPPENED" ending I have ever read.

I have to agree, unfortunately. I liked the early Clancy novels, but his later efforts with his co-authors did not really captivate me compared to, say Rainbow Six, Clear And Present Danger, and Without Remorse. Dead Or Alive was ok, but I admit I only picked it up because I was intrigued with Jack Jr. working with…

Thank you. I wasted countless hours of my youth flying around the galaxy far, far away.

I miss Giambi here in CO...Like you said, it was one bright spot in a sea of terrible baseball that has been the Rockies since ohhhh....2007 or so. Like you, I relished at the sight of him coming to the plate in the 8th or 9th innings with the chance to add a highlight to an otherwise boring game.

Wake up in the morning feelin' like Rick Stanzi,