Sounds like they were threatened with losing access to Patriots players and coaches.

No offense, but maybe the title should have been:

This is terrible for this man and other people like him, but the problem isn’t with Uber, it’s that a medallion is $700k. This artificial economy has always been problematic. There are also issues with ride sharing, but the answer lies somewhere in the middle, not protecting this outdated system.

Tommy Lee Jones used the LA River.

I should have clarified that it was to the boundary but not over “in the air.” The ball often doesn’t cross the boundary on a 4. Many times it hits that triangular piece of foam padding and stops. That’s what I was thinking of. But, yes, over the rope on the ground or on a bounce is also a 4.

That is a 6. The point is to score runs. You get 6 runs for hitting it that far, so if you can do it a lot without getting out, like AB, you do it. You get 4 runs for hitting it to but not over the boundary, like hitting it to the wall in baseball. Other numbers of runs are scored by the two batsmen running between…

Based on the individual stats and lack of a championship, I would compare him to Marino in football and Malone, Barkley, and Iverson in basketball.

Carl Hagelin has eliminated the Caps from the playoffs every single year of his career except 2014 when Washington missed the playoffs. This year would make him 6 for 6.

I meaaaaan... this is fine? I feel like calling out Wendy’s in the original headlines was kinda shitty? Obviously the message was cut out fast food but Brown’s experience was tied to a nearby Wendy’s. So while it can be pointed out in the article that he stopped going to Wendy’s, calling them out in the headline makes…

Am I supposed to be upset over this? It sounds to me like ESPN should have been smart enough not to trash one of their sponsors in a headline in the first place.

The team also reportedly plans to resume its tradition of only beating Vancouver once, maybe twice in a lifetime.

I don’t really understand why dumb trolling is the Thing now.

I hope this makes some of those “good men” try to remember the things they have forgotten. I hope that realizing you are an unself-aware part of the solution is still part of the problem. It certainly had that effect on me.

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Yeah, watching him go from oh fuck to OH FUCK is awful. Seems like a really good guy too which sucks.

So many to go through, I’m sure someone else did it. But just in case.....

As a non-Pats fan, let me just say: fuck ALL of you Pats fans.

do you even have to ask where that money goes?

I agree but isn’t this particular movie a true story? I don’t think it belongs quite in the same category because it was Kumail’s real life experience with his current partner and not a fictional creation. Thoughts?