Ouch. Dumb play by Colston. He should have known the rule & called a timeout once he caught the ball. Terrible way to end a game!

I think that was the most Saints way to end a playoff game.

Marques. Duh. Sad.

I didn't know about this show and now I'm very excited because I want more Chris Hardwick in my life.

I was thinking it would also be useful for announcing you got a new cat.

Chris Hardwick

Off topic but all I could think is I want to use a photo like this to announce I am pregnant. That or a sonogram that is clearly a cat/kitten.

I just forwarded this to GM customer care and after sales via our internal social network at GM. I really hope they can help this guy out. Stuff like this is why I can't bring myself to trust dealers....

This is just bad business on the part of the dealership owner and management.

Explain to me again this whole "dealerships protect consumers" thing you were talking about.

Dear Georgetown Chevrolet,

"I almost think it's extortion," the general manager told me. "I don't think any sane person would turn down [this deal.]" He later concluded, "I almost think they're as bad as the guy who stole the car."

WHO THE HELL OFFERS A CAR WITH ACCIDENT DAMAGE AS A REPLACEMENT?!?!?!? That is the single most F'd up thing of this whole mess. So they're able to find a 12 ZL1 with 13,000 miles and not all the options the Hooper's wanted. That's actually reasonable. You're also willing to help them out with money to fix the…

"I almost think it's extortion," the general manager told me. "I don't think any sane person would turn down [this deal.]" He later concluded, "I almost think they're as bad as the guy who stole the car."

Great piece. Thanks. In May of 1992 I was a senior at Harvard and got invited to try out for the Hamilton Tiger Cats at a free agent camp. I had just finished a decent career as a placekicker... I'd had a really good junior season (perfect inside 40 yards, 50% outside 40 which was good at the time) but not as good…

Or a butt plug.

"in those days it wasn't uncommon to turn on ESPN—at any time of day—and find sub-tertiary programming of all sorts, from Australian Rules Football to strongman competitions."

So let me get this straight.

Oh Tara.....