I think it’s because they’re used to the “enemy of my enemy is my friend” theory of foreign relations. You could do that when the guy you didn’t like was Stalin and the enemy you wanted to unite against was Hitler.

Seeing how Daesh is seeking the end of the world it would be logical to oppose them even if they are attacking someone you hate. They get rid of that person, and then they still want the end of the world.

Terrorist attacks are sadly routine in some parts of the world. A car bomb in Baghdad? Suicide attack in Kabul? Well, water is wet, bears take dumps in the woods, the Pope is Catholic, and Generalissimo Francisco Franco is still dead.

At least when you spend money on beer and food at a sports bar, you get something for it.

What about Deep Thoughts? I think we could even get Jack Handy to give some.

My parents tell me all the time that the stuff at Americanized Chinese restaurants is nothing like the stuff they grew up with in the motherland but to just eat it, shut up, and take it for what it is. An Americanized version of actual Chinese dishes.

Well said.

Kind of fitting for the Padres. Every season ends up dumped in the middle of the street, with the management gutting the team as badly as a meth head does an old house scrounging for copper.

Nah, he likes the thighs. And legs.

The sign is offensive and stupid.

It sounds a lot like what they do with the housing allowance. Goes in to your pay, comes out of your paycheck before you see it.

This is what I don’t get about some people. If you know someone is out to get you, then why the hell would you give them anything to use against you?

It doesn’t sound like he’ll be doing any jail time. Which is a shame.

“In my day, we used to play at the Vet in Philadelphia. It was like plastic on concrete! They booed Santa Claus! We were lucky if didn’t walk off the field bleeding. And that’s the way it was, AND WE LIKED IT!”

Grimmace, eh? Misspelled, but clearly what people must do when your Debbie Downer ass walks by.

You’re the one who is speculating.

People get bombed all the time in restaurants. Most people take cabs or walk home.

Yes, because being a well respected and loved man and getting to do something that you love from your childhood through most of your adult life and getting wealthy in the process is such a horrible life.

Nothing. Let’s look at Seau’s life. He was a praised and beloved man, starting from high school, to college, to the pros. He got to do something he loved from childhood through most of his adult life. It made him wealthy and allowed him to do things that most of us will never do.

Seau’s life was too short for sure, but can you say he didn’t live a good life?