Yeah.  "As a child of the suburbs—albeit one who takes solace in the fact that I
lived the first five years of my life in Manhattan—I loathe them with a
fiery passion" may be about the douchiest thing I've read on here in a while. 

See?  Like this guy.

See?  Like this guy.

It's nice to know that, in a topsy turvy constantly changing world, one thing I can always count on is Rabin's articles on Classic Simpsons.

It's nice to know that, in a topsy turvy constantly changing world, one thing I can always count on is Rabin's articles on Classic Simpsons.

Yep, hockey doesn't need anyone breaking it down to make it appear boring.  It does that all on its own.

Yep, hockey doesn't need anyone breaking it down to make it appear boring.  It does that all on its own.

"but all I take from that is how lucky those players were to get union
pay for what she is apparently willing to let college kids do for cheap
beer most nights."

"but all I take from that is how lucky those players were to get union
pay for what she is apparently willing to let college kids do for cheap
beer most nights."

Dan's "They're wrong." is one of the most heart-wrenching lines ever uttered in a TV show. 

Dan's "They're wrong." is one of the most heart-wrenching lines ever uttered in a TV show. 

"and it was tiki-themed, as was the style at the time."

"and it was tiki-themed, as was the style at the time."

That line works for me exactly BECAUSE he's copying the Rick James line.  He's doing it on purpose and throwing it in Dave's face.

That line works for me exactly BECAUSE he's copying the Rick James line.  He's doing it on purpose and throwing it in Dave's face.

@NephewOfAnarchy:disqus , I wish this comment wasn't so far downthread because it deserves to be seen by all and get far more likes than it will.  I genuinely laughed out loud.  Kudos to you sir, kudos.

@NephewOfAnarchy:disqus , I wish this comment wasn't so far downthread because it deserves to be seen by all and get far more likes than it will.  I genuinely laughed out loud.  Kudos to you sir, kudos.

You're allowed to touch the ball that you've just blocked because the offense already has the HUGE advantage, especially in beach doubles.  Giving the defense a bit of a break makes for more exciting rallies.

You're allowed to touch the ball that you've just blocked because the offense already has the HUGE advantage, especially in beach doubles.  Giving the defense a bit of a break makes for more exciting rallies.

Actually, in beach volleyball the block DOES count as one of the three touches.  The same player is allowed to touch it twice in a row if the first one is a block.  You'll often see the beach players going over on the second hit because it grazed the blockers fingers.