I have defiantly eaten spoiled food after saying “nobody ever got sick from [obviously spoiled thing I am arguing with my wife about]” on many occasions.

I’ll see your Ladell Eackles and raise you one Calbert Cheaney.

My favorite highlight is the defender looking to the ref, as if to say, “hey, is he allowed to roll the ball back and forth and then start dribbling again?”

There’s no “I” in “we thing.”

Oh you may be right, i added up the positive plays from the ESPN writeup, but I did it in my head, so...the point remains, its a fun stat-keeping anomaly to have drives over 100yds. Also, some amazing playmaking to dig out from those penalties!

And that doesn’t count gains that were called back, like the 46 yd touchdown pass from Hill.

I just added up the yardage on the Saint’s big drive in the third quarter. Thanks to having to re-gain yardage after penalties, they totaled 112 yards on the drive that started on the 8-yard line.

A more experienced player would remain lying face down until play moves to the opposite basket, then roll off the court and out the tunnel while everyone is distracted.

Like Icarus, who famously flew too high and bonked his head on the sun.

I think the refs made the right call anyway, best to nip this in the bud. If you tolerate index fingers, the cuss-finger is right next door.

Academic entomology has changed a lot (as most academic science), those jobs of traipsing through the deserts and jungles discovering cool bugs are few and far between these days. I wasn’t able to land one, but I do have a cool job identifying/diagnosing parasitic invertebrates (not just insects anymore). No traipsing…

That is one of the best spiders, a jumping spider! Of course, I don’t actually know what species, as there are hundreds. They are adorable, they have huge eyes because they are visual hunting predators (rather than sit-and-wait web makers). They also have huge eyes so they can find their sweetie from far away when he…

My family asks me any time they find a bug or spider and they want to know what it is. Not totally unexpected though, as I am a professional entomologist.

Ok to be fair, he is right that not very many people have been raking up the leaves in the forests of California.

No, it’s good.

It’s almost like having a teammate who is pathologically competitive and combative can have both positive and negative outcomes depending on the situation.

I’ve liked Jrue a lot since he came to the Pelicans.  Two years ago, he was getting to the rim like he is now, except he literally couldn’t make a layup, it was astounding. I’ve read and heard a number of places that his present level of aggression/confidence is attributable to his being in a better mental place now…

Was that the game when joe horn caught something like 5 touchdowns? I was at that game! It was fun both then and now, and kudos to the saints defense for backing up their lunatic wide receiver.

These are not “bomb threats,” they are unsuccessful bomb attacks. From what I’ve read so far, actual potentially-functional bombs were sent to all these folks. If someone points a gun at you, pulls the trigger and their gun misfires, you wouldn’t say they threatened you with a gun.  You’d say they tried to shoot you.

Mouthy spitfire point guard fires spit, points out mouthguard.