I love it. Technically accurate is the best kind of accurate.

In 50 years the following question is going to show up on whatever quiz show there is then and nobody is going to know the answer:

Mencken also said, “As democracy is perfected, the office of president represents, more and more closely, the inner soul of the people. On some great and glorious day the plain folks of the land will reach their heart’s desire at last and the White House will be adorned by a downright moron.”

It’s just bursitis, no big deal. He saw the same doctor who Andrew Luck used, so there’s nothing to worry about at all.

And that’s a picture of him with the best looking hair i’ve ever seen him have.

In Wisconsin, Low Cholesterol is a medical condition.

tagging him with the “failure to disclose a medical condition” designation.

they go pretty hard at this stuff. They just suck at the upfront contract negotiations and the press-war.

Pre-existing injury? You mean like playing in the NFL?

He plays in Wisconsin, it’s probably the Meat Sweats.

Are they saying he failed to disclose the condition when he signed the contract? Because he had to have passed a physical at that time. He certainly could have had something and it could have been missed. Teams are not going to MRI every joint in his body. But it would seem the burden of proof would be on the Packers…

you sir, are correct.

He’s got those breakaway glasses though. Definitely him.

“friendship is not just for good times but for difficult times too. That’s when you need to stand up.”

Craig Carton and Chris Christie, like many sports talk hosts, are alliterate.

Take your damn star you beautiful history reading bastard.

so good.

Sometimes the simple things (that save you from starvation) are best. I skipped a lot of meals during my post-study abroad trip, and a tiny little package of lamp-heated sausage and potatoes that got devoured on the steps of that piazza near Termini (in 35 degree weather, no less) remains one of my all-time favorites.

+1 for the deep cut