oh man, it hurts here in philly. At least Eagles and Flyers are doing well.

Phillies...lol.

Um, where's your free market god now?

took me a second, but I giggled.

Said it once and I'll say it again, the true heterosexual response is "GREAT, LESS COMPETITION!"

Yeah, then Turris whipped around and slashed him right after, but this just triggered my gut response that Pittsburgh gets away with a lot of slashing all game long.

Of course, no penalty on Glass for slashing.

If you want terrible, I have a story about my car getting stolen, recovered and the kafkaesque story of trying to retrieve it.

I don't think it's stupid. I think it's brilliant. Fuck hagar

So black guys are threatened by Jeremy Lin? It's always a black guy making these comments about Lin.

wow, crazy fetish dude.

That's a good point. I guess it is a good measure of the person when they are guilty and have been accused, how they react. I'm not too familiar with Armstrong's story and I also wonder how much of this is a concerted effort to rehab his image. I think professional sports tends to reward self centered, narcissistic…

This is the same reason why I don't hold a grudge against the steroids in baseball. Barry Bonds, who yes is a terrible person was on his way to being an all time top 5 player. He began to get eclipsed by these middling players who were using steroids. Sure, I guess he could have said no, but in a permissive…

Here's the Steve Foley Incident

I agree with everything you say here. Although, my impression is that it has started to get better. We need a philly bike it gets better video.

If he left without giving you his information, that is technically a hit and run, and I believe a felony.

I think riding in Chicago is more of a "thing" in comparison to NYC, since NYC is much more bike friendly. Chicago is not at all set up for bikes. Sure you guys have bike lanes, but it is an automobile first type of city.

yeah, that's not right.

Part of the problem is that pedestrians aren't able to hear a bike coming and will drift/step in front of a bicyclist.