Please stop. It’s such a dumb act but then you go in the “folks” and “we” insincerity and it takes it to the next level of dumb.

Why do you do this?

Jimmy Farris with the best take. You can argue who is right and who is wrong but this is the reality of the situation. Nice work, Dom.

I watched every second of that video. And enjoyed it for reasons I can’t explain.

This article/blog/whatever is lacking in depth. It’s a missed opportunity on so many levels. No matter how true (and it is true) that workers simply aren’t paid enough, there’s so many paths you could have explored instead of shrugging your shoulders at the end and not even trying to answer your easily answered…

[Speechless]

This is sad, I like Nick.

The third greatest threat is your unnecessary signature on every post.

Urite 

Same, I genuinely used to love them in my sugar cereal eating days.

Haha dads. These dads doing dumb dad things, all confused and dopey and being a dad. Embarrassing. Clueless. Out of touch. So many pockets, that's Dads hahaha!

Haha dads. These dads doing dumb dad things, all confused and dopey and being a dad. Embarrassing. Clueless. Out of…

Yup, there have been more of these headlines. This one might be the worst though. Blank out the names and I would have guessed this was a headline from any one of the conservative gutter sites.

Very cool. Probably my favorite too although I like the Luigi theme as well.

Of course, that's the American way.

When I heard that Toronto crowd shouting DE-FENSE! DE-FENSE! DE-FENSE at the top of their lungs, I knew the Warriors had no chance. How could one even hear themselves think much less shoot a basketball with all that yelling going on? Hopefully the game 2 crowd remembers that a level playing field and good…

You and me, buddy, that’s who.  I wasn’t sure whether to count hyphenated words once or twice.

To be fair, only 20% of the words were his.

Exactly. And he’s an old guy - he should have some money saved up! Anyone who consistently started putting money into a 401k or elsewhere in their 20s or even 30s is likely to have a a pretty good nest egg by now.  $2 million is really not that outrageous for anyone over 70 who has been saving for a while.

“His name was Everett C. Marm, and he wasn’t much to begin with, except a man who had no sense of time.”

It was a joke that I got because I am very intelligent and yet am known for my proclitivity toward clever humor. “Ah-ha!” I thought, chortling to myself, “They’re basketball teams as opposed to hockey teams but it is very true that they are playing during the hockey playoff window timeframe and thus could be included…