It’s really a tragedy, if you think about it. Here you have a passionate, outspoken guy with strongly-held beliefs and a tremendous initial advantage by dint of his totally-unrelated fame. Great! And you start from the unimpeachable position of:

“but.. what?”

while these days, Overwatch and League of Legends are where it’s at

He said No. 1, which is D-Rose’s old number. They gave it to him.

if someone steals your expensive cargo or anything of value in your vehicle, your auto insurance won’t cover that.

LOL you GOT ME WITH THIS ONE!

Underappreciated comment

This sounds like a really exciting, mysterious plot! But somehow I missed Hospital Ward Gripped by Mysterious Hallucinations Quarantined After Five Fall I and II! Do I need to have seen those to be able to follow Hospital Ward Gripped by Mysterious Hallucinations Quarantined After Five Fall III?

Madden cover boy Peyton Hillis, no less

Oh this is the best of a crowded field

Because we practice capitalism in America. Thanks for asking

1. You’re linking to an article about how he got caught leaning, got picked off third base and incredibly, athletically managed to score nonetheless with a caption ‘heads-up baseball’? Do you even baseball?

Kobe set out to grill him and eat him.

It’s worth pointing out, here, that conventional wisdom about the role of the leadoff man in an ideal lineup has been slowly eroding for years, now. One of the most specific lessons of the first iteration of Moneyball was the overvaluing of base-running speed as a necessary quality of a leadoff hitter, the position in…

This is a great point. In today’s litigious age, you never know if somebody’s fishing for something you thought was a harmless, helpful remark that they can turn into discrimination against a protected class. Sad!

WOW.

If you’re less good at writing than Redford, I’m out

Candle Cove feels like an indie film—it’s gorgeously shot, slower-paced, and has an unsettling quiet to it, punctuated when needed by a delicately chilling soundscape

You’re absolutely right and these designs are horrible.

Right! They don’t have to “burn” him in this blog’s words to damage his credibility. They just have to continue to accurately report his behavior and statements. Perhaps a bit more stridently report his actual real-life behavior and statements.