Unless you actually went to Harvard or Yale, you sound like such a poser making that joke.

There’s only one thing to be done: trade him to the Pelicans for 9 conditional 2nd round picks in the years 2049-2057 with the condition that he change his name to N’Awlins.

Seems like a overly cumbersome way to give out your wifi password. I personally have mine on an index card that is taped to my router. Or i just tell people verbally.

Well it is a fair criticism of the reporters.

Like I said, the efforts are token. You can find counter-examples among just about all of Star Trek’s races, at least if they get enough screen time. Chancellor Gowron is a scheming politician of a Klingon, Worf’s love interest Keylayr is a half-human Klingon with no interest in honor or tradition, Rom is a Ferengi…

The drums of war are beating....and now they’re forming the shape of a dick entering the face of their enemy

Are we sure that wasn’t a Twitter hoax too?

The ninja-like attempts of the two Twits at deflecting the blame is pretty astounding.

Prudent of publications to not buy and publish the photos. Publishing images of people in bed without their consent has bankrupted publications before.

I wonder if he does the Riker maneuver when he’s getting on the saddle, by climbing over the whole ass end of the horse.

My next HBO project is a one woman show about the intersection of Harambe and rape culture in the age of Uber

Brock Osweiler. Steven Hawking. There’s a math-based serial killer on the loose and only this unlikely pair can stop him! Uncommon Denominators, coming straight to VHS, 2018.

Any and all parks & rec references are starred, full stop.

Just like my gutsy call to take Prilosec after I found blood in my stool.

Actually it doesn’t sound like that bad of an idea to me. And after people go to a game, they can stop at Ice Town on the way home.

Man imagine the cornfed blue collar football guys they will attract. No glory boys, just good players from good families who will really become students of the game. I say go for it.

This boy now owns the Red Wings.

I’m a firearms owner and enthusiast, and I’ll be that guy who says that the driver had no right to put the passenger’s life at risk like that. The passenger didn’t sign up to be a bystander in a gun fight, and I can bet that is part of the reason why Uber has a no-firearms policy. So many things could have went…

That isn’t true. Various states have legal rulings on their electors that they must vote with the popular vote of their state.

Is that advertising, or simply clarifying a potentially confusing situation for customers?