The reason I made the connection was that McNown's attributes/flaws were so similar. Below average height and only adequate arm strength, but both were "creative" and won a lot in college. Also both party animals.

I'm a UCLA fan - just google "Cade McNown" and you'll see why I was laughing my ass off when The Browns drafted Manziel.

It's not like he's some idiot internet know-nothing, he was a track star in high school and is obviously a world class athlete; but this is either a bluff or just too much self confidence from a lifetime of athletic achievement.

It's a 40 yard dash, not a 40 meter dash, buddy.

He claims (his high school recorded times are all slower) personal bests of 21.23 in the 200 and 47.6 in the 400. As you point out, that's a hell of a lot faster than any normal person could run it, but not even in the conversation for the Olympics.

Is it weird to anyone but me that every Holocaust Memorial is based on it "Never Happening Again" - and yet it's totally happening again and no one seems to care?

Okay in no particular order:

I'm quite willing (as I said in a comment before this) to listen to reasoned arguments about the necessity of expensive weapons systems even if they seem counter-intuitive.

I'm sure the technology is impressive, but the point I'm making is that impressive technology is not in and of itself a reason to spend a lot of money on a weapons platform.

My guess is that William deals with every awkward small talk situation by telling Harry stories.

Hayes: "I'll kill this bitch, Money!! I swear to God!! Read my lips I will ki-

Right.

I'd be BEYOND fascinated to hear about all of the great many strategic objectives accomplished by the mountains of money poured into submarine sonar in the early 90's right when US military objectives were radically changing and making the submarine the largely irrelevant platform it has been for two decades.

Is it weird that both times it's been players who sucked calling out their woman for cheating with someone way better than them?

You can puncture important squishy parts of yourself with broken ribs. Pretty uncommon, but it happens now and then.

Clay should change his Twitter handle to Uriah the Hittite.

For some reason I find his apparent joy that the Chargers called about giving Clay a workout the funniest part of this.

Awesome.

Hey keep posting about this sad drug addict! It is HELLA funny!

This is what I was thinking. I used to work in medicine and there are plenty of people who are legally blind that can't see well enough to drive a car or whatever but do see general outlines of things.