That's fair. I suppose it just comes down to how we weigh the relative athletic values of superfine motor skills vs. cardiovascular, respiratory, and muscular endurance.

I disagree. My contention wasn't that judgment vs. objective result is the difference between a sport and a competition (it is, you're right).

My point is that all those competitions require athleticism, which is in keeping with spirit of the Olympics. Curling, proponents of this view would say, is more like darts,…

We need to come up with a term like 'butter face' for otherwise cool cars that are saddled with automatic transmissions, you know one that calls out that singular negative but perhaps not so misogynistic. I'll expect that you are getting right on that, m'kay?

I truly mean no disrespect whatsoever, and I'm genuinely glad you found a sport you enjoy.....but what would your response be to people like me who say that the fact that it doesn't require athleticism (Skill, yes) should preclude it from being in the Olympics, which are, of course, the original athletic competition?

TOYOTA DID IT!

THANK YOU! Let's Go To Prison is a willlldly underrated movie.

Thank you, equine lord.

Holy shit, Grant Wistrom. Haven't heard that name in a while. Had frosted curls.

Why? He didn't quite meet certain performance metrics for Fiat. Don't feel bad, he also got the right to receive about $25 million in Fiat shares but hasn't taken them yet.

Off the floor and out of reach of said cat.

I won't let that happen. Because I will kick the shit out of said cats.

Definitely missed your last sentence.

That's stupid. It was attacking his baby. Either he has to bend his actions towards the needs of the baby or the needs of the cat. Either he can be gentle and prolong the suffering of his baby, or he can be swift and inflict some pain on his cat. He chose right.

+ BZZZZZZZZT!

Accurate and rapccurate.

The Toyota Motor Company announces on this day in 2009 that it has sold over 1 million gas-electric hybrid vehicles in the U.S. under its six Toyota and Lexus brands. The sales were led by the Prius, the world's first mass-market hybrid car, which was launched in Japan in October 1997 and introduced in America in July…

Also, he admitted to smoking "purple hash" before the flight, which helps explain a lot.

I think that's the book on him, but it's not accurate. Yes, we've all seen the "Controller Disconnected" meme. Yes, Milbury got the conversation going early and often and on a big public forum.

Hahahaha. WOW. Citing plus/minus? You must be a hockey expert, huh?