About a month ago, I was playing golf with some friends. I was +2 through 15, which was on pace to be my best round ever, when I got a frantic phone call from my wife saying that she cut her eye and was going to the ER. Due to the shock of the phone call (she was HYSTERICAL), I failed to ask any 'how serious?'…

"It's also called not being afraid to believe that a reality exists that doesn't conform to my own narrow experiences and expectations."...yet you refer to God as a "mythical figure in the sky".

Can I visit your magical land of make believe sometime?

So you believe that men are not more naturally aggressive than women and that women are not more naturally sensitive and nurturing than men? Inferring that society has instilled these traits on our gender is a slap in the face to evolution.

How about we understand that there exists differences between men and women that extend beyond the anatomical...or maybe stop being offended by everything that crosses your path.

COME BACK ZINC!!!!

People still watch baseball?

+1 Fantastic.

Hi-yo! An original!

Remember, the most evil thing in the world is a Republican. At least according to the Gawker universe.

+1

For the sake of all of us, don't reproduce. You'll be doing the country a favor (see if you can convince the rest of Jezebel readers to do the same)!

So Cleveland looks terrible because it tried desperately to keep the best player in the league to stay?

And now liberals will have another example to make idiotic statements against conservatives and sound like morons while doing so.

Yes, Lebron is an asshole and people in Cleveland hate him. So what?

That's the dumbest comment I've ever read.

Could you layer in some kind of graduation rate/avg SAT score...some kind of metric to see which states are actually getting VALUE out their spending per pupil?

You can't make that joke here, this is Deadspin!...the leading site for sports and LGBT rights!

I didn't see one "tcot" hashtag in those Tweets Timothy. Perhaps your biases are just as bad as the ones you're referencing in the article.