Nah, fuck that. It was a dirty move by Rask. Not sure how, but this is clearly Marchand’s fault.

The idea that any voluntarily opening of your privacy then is an open invitation for recording

This is like shaming defense lawyers. They make an easy target; they’re also a necessary part of an adversarial system. If you don’t like the system, go after it, not the practitioners who (from experience) do the best they can to be at least a shade less than slimy.

Oh god how I wish this was one of his worse home run calls

In the timeline of the show, isn’t this less 90s and more ~2004?

The internet is not your house. The internet is a common room. If you leave pictures of your dog in the common room and someone says ‘damn that’s an ugly dog’ you have no right to get upset that someone is looking at photos of your dog because even if they didn’t want to see your ugly ass dog, you left it where they…

I guess she shouldn’t have used Lawyer.com.

PR firms monitor what is being said about the institution and craft PR responses during times of crisis. There is absolutely nothing wrong with that.

There’s nothing shady about this.

Honestly, Kay is worse on the TV side of things. Today, for example, he was in full-on cheerleading mode for a double in the gap—- on March 29 —-that scored one run. In a game the Yankees were already up 3-0 on a mediocre-at-best Toronto team.

Shady in what way? Looking at publicly available data relevant to your job is shady? Since when?

I’m not defending anyone. I’m pointing out that this article is basically saying:

I love baseball. I love watching just two random teams. But my local radio station carries the Yankees games from NY, and I...just...can’t. Listening to Waldman is like dragging a cheese grater over my face and Sterling is just such a homer that I want to club him to death.

If you post things for public consumption on the interwebs, don’t be surprised when other people look at those things...

Jesus, Barry.

Le Petit Mort indeed.

Some of us “odder named” humans give fake names as a courtesy. And to move the line along. I can’t tell you how many times I have to spell mine before people get it right - and even then... (see “Carc”)

It’s totally his fault.

It’s not his fault, really, but Rick Santorum is the smarmiest-looking dude this side of Joel Osteen. He could be the intellectual love child of Ta-Nehisi Coates and Pope Francis and I’d still want to cold-cock him just for looking the way he does.

Parks and Rec is the superior show.