Eli had quite a good year in 2014. He was terrible in 2013. Nothing I've seen suggests that his skills are declining, but given his age and relative inconsistency, it does make sense to start considering a back-up plan for down the road.

I liked the Giants draft picks a lot, but partially because of their cool names like Mykkele Thompson. Flowers seems like he could either be really awesome or a bust, I'm no scout though.

It is also possible to say they cheated and not give a shit, as I would do. Rule violations are a part of any sport, and the punishment should fit the crime. So I do think it's relevant whether others teams also did it: if it's a serious offense, there ought be a league-wide investigation into who did what. Otherwise,…

Why does this rule even exist? Didn't Aaron Rodgers admit to breaking it a while back? Shouldn't the penalty for breaking this rule also be spelled out in the rulebook?

What an amazing book. I don't think I ever finished it, but it was probably the most educational thing I've read.
I'll say this: a proof that FLT is undecidable would be much more interesting to me than the "modular forms" proof of FLT, mainly because I don't understand modular forms and don't really care to.

You are right. I purposely oversimplified things because I was typing that comment on my phone while taking a crap, such were my strong feelings on the issue.

The reason this upsets me is that it took the NFL six months to find an elevator security video of a player beating his wife, and now they're bringing in fucking NASA scientists to measure ball pressure. Fuck you, NFL.

I love those sassy old broads!

I think "terrible" is a bit of a stretch. Watch any Real Housewives if you want to see terrible people. But also, don't.

But I thought the Generals were due!

Forgot the best Gumball's mom quote: "Hahaha, the nerds think you look like a dodecadork with your mom at school."

Nicole Watterson damnit. Definitely the best cartoon mom anyways. Francine Smith is a pretty close 2nd though.

Basically no. There are elements of continuity, and the Gumball/Penny relationship probably qualifies as an arc—call it whatever, the story crescendos wonderfully in an A+ quality episode "The Shell." But the series overall is primarily stand-alone episodes that are incredibly dense with jokes, with season 1 being a…

I agree that TT was fantastic, yet generally dislike the genre itself. It makes sense, if you like comic book style cartoons, that you would either dislike TTG outright or take issue with direction they've gone in.

Cocoa—put down those entertaining Mattel products!

Yes, yes, how charming. What quaint notions.

I like how PB and Marceline are attractive, but not in an overly-detailed, anime way (far be it from me to pass judgement on what others prefer).

Teen Titans Go is brilliantly stupid, which some may take as a slight, but is actually the stated intention of the writers and mainly why I love it.

I read somewhere that Ben Bocquelet created this show as a way to utilize various discarded characters he had created for advertisements, and that is where the lack of stylistic consistency comes from.

For some reason, Regular Show struck me as "pretty decent" when I first saw it, and that opinion hasn't really changed. In terms of pure entertainment value, I must rate the current CN catalogue as follows: