No, I’m saying that people that read it need to remember to keep in mind what it is and where it is coming from. It’s an accusation by her friend being made on social media. I’m not saying it shouldn’t be looked into and investigated for sure, but people need to remember he has been accused of abuse by her friend,…

Russell has 2 kids born in the same month from Melissa and another woman. I don’t think the fidelity thing is exactly a shocking revelation.

Under the strict definition of Most Valuable Player, Lebron should still win.

There are worse problems in the world, obvs, but it must be a terrible feeling to be THAT GOOD, and to work THAT HARD, and to do it THAT PUBLICLY, and to still essentially fail miserably (not his individual performance, but the fact that they’re down 3-0).

Nothing infuriates me more than people who wait at the light to make an unprotected left, basically guaranteeing that their car is the only one making it through (if at all) the intersection on a busy street.

That is unfortunately not true, fellow Ken. I invite you to turn your gaze to our current political landscape.

Personally, (and I guess this needs to be said) I supported Kaepernick’s decision to not stand as a form of protest. It was subtle, poignant, and about as far away from “attention seeking” as one can get. Honestly, the only reason it got so much media coverage was because people who disagreed with him wouldn’t shut up…

“I’m not here to make the statistical argument for Kaepernick, and I’m not here to make the moral argument for him either.”

than a guy who once was a few botched playcalls away from winning the Super Bowl

Nope. Not doing it.

The issue with that (and why they ask you) is what a garbage system CSI surveys truly are. You can have a great experience but say they fall short in one or two categories that weren’t awful, but weren’t perfect so you give them an 8 or 9. That’s a negative hit. And it comes back as a bad survey. You basically hurt…

1. Change your ~10 month old infant daughter’s diaper

Makes sense to me. Conservatives have no idea how to conserve, either.

There are intersections where, if you don’t pull into them, you’re not going anywhere. At least, if you pull in, you get one car through.

According to Berhe, Wright paid the $632.08 fare and a $300 tip. Maybe just rent a car next time?

There are intersections even in my small city where if you do that you will NEVER be able to turn left. The oncoming cars are going to gun it through the yellow and you will never be able to enter the intersection before the light turns red and then you can’t go because you’d be running the red light.

People who don’t pull into the intersection as the first car trying to make a left should be tarred and feathered and barred from driving forever. Also people who leave more than 1 car length when turning on the green arrow onto an uncongested street should have to take remedial driving classes because ain’t nobody…

Pull into the intersection. If the intersection is big enough, pull up enough so another car behind you can get in too. That way when the light changes, you don’t screw over the person behind you, and you both make the light.
When people sit behind the line at an intersection, I want drag them out of their cars.

This is my biggest driving pet peeve. In regular driving conditions, you should always pull into the intersection and be ready to go if there’s a break in traffic or you get the green arrow. If the light turns yellow, you complete your turn so you’re not blocking the opposing traffic. It’s really pretty simple.