The most Philadelphia thing in sports in quite a while. Clever and nasty.

I finally got around to watching The Wire this year and it was surreal to see him mentioned in his pre-grain silo context.

You are *supposed* to dislike a heel. So he’s still in the right.

Carcetti, you fuck.

You can’t blame Paw Patrol for your inability to keep your children from wanting a dog. They were always gonna want one, they were always going to get one. Search your feelings, you know this to be true.

Can we agree the Iguodala behind the backboard twirling dunk from 06 is still the best? Nobody has even tried it again since, and I still don’t understand how he didn’t bounce his head off the backboard. Just amazing.

With a little work this could be an awesome shmup.

It’s so sad that fans think this way. We’re so conditioned to everything being whored out that we’ve begun to strategize on the pimp’s behalf.

Melo grew up in Baltimore. DC would be his “home” team.

Mexico has pitchers hit at all levels.

Basic MarxIan Economics is built on this principle. An advantage will be pressed to the detriment of everyone else.

He got him over. Past tense. It happened in Philly. I was there.

They need a group of credible heels for him to challenge, like yesterday, because he’s got the mixed blessing of being the only credible main event guy on the road right now.

Not likely.

It’s not always economic factors that lead to Fios not being installed. I actually work for Verizon in the Philadelphia market and some of the most affluent areas don’t have it either.

The Lake show look more likely to drop out of the top three at this point, and thus cede their pick to. ..the Sixers.

Kevin, with all due respect I think you unintentionally misread Hinkie with regards to talent evaluation. He’s made it clear since he got here that he doesn’t think anyone has a particular edge in talent scouting.

The Carter-Williams trade has been such a disaster for them. He’s not going to get better, he’s a one trick pony who’s been figured out, and he’s not up to par for an NBA point guard. Look at the improvement the Sixers made last year when they traded him and acquired Ish Smith, of all people.

The fact that there’s a…

Andy Reid wasn’t distempered, man.

Yeah, his demolition of the offensive personnel totally negated his ability to go deep, and when defenses clogged the short and mid pass lanes his offense became a three and out machine, that had our defense on the field for 5 games worth of extra time. He kept claiming he didn’t need a mobile QB to shake the…

Honestly, the Qatar thing is truly terrible, but I don’t really see why the average sports fan cares about institutional bribery