Andy Reid would have won 7 super bowls with Aaron Rodgers.  Reid coaches first 56 minutes. Lets Rodgers coach last 4.  Also, eskimo initials. 

Packers brought in Mike McCarthy after the game and fired him; he was not expecting it, per source.

Sung to the tune of “The Heat Is On”:

Wrestling coach here. I am tired of hearing the same thing from my fellow coaches and wrestling parents: “Wrestling toughens these kids up”; “I made my kid wrestle to build character!”; “I signed my son up to wrestle to make him tough!”

Yeah, but it plays right into what those that those who buy into the bullshit myth of college football want to hear: 

They took Donnie to Paris. Showed him The Tower.

There’s term a when you and someone else have both fucked the same person. *Something* Cousins? Anyway, this the *something* cousins handshake.

The person they’re both fucking is Trump in case you missed that.

Given the two men involved, I thought a “death grip” involved a journalist’s throat…

No wonder Trump wanted to be there. It’s like a master’s class in despotism. Putin probably told him, “No, bitch, you ain’t ready for this.”

Your boss will not save you when push comes to shove

Simply put, there are only two men in that room who would have someone murdered and cut up with a bone saw.

That side-eye from Putin, tho.

More accurate motto....

You know how US media talks about tinpot dictators as having ‘security forces’. Well I hate to break it to you America but....

Nobody ever finishes that phrase but I feel like we need to remember that it goes

As far as I’m concerned, that “Blue Line” American flag bullshit is the official flag of a militarized police state. Fascist thugs.

I still think police and politicians should face multipliers on their convictions, because they are in positions of power and we have no choice but to trust them. So if a crime normally carriers a 5 years sentence for a normal, powerless citizen, for a police officer or politician, it should get multiplied by 2.

How in the hell am I supposed to feel about this? Happy they got the right dude but sad that EJ Bradford is still dead or sad that another young life is now in the toilet for doing something that I’m sure he could have walked away from before it started? This whole thing is a damn tragedy. 

Wait a fucking minute. So who shot the kid? With the sheer numbers of cameras in public spaces these days I find the PDs ever changing story real fucking shady.

St. Louis is the most segregated place I've ever been to and I've lived in Mississippi, Arizona and Milwaukee.