I assume you’re a little kid or something so I will just say that I hope you always work a job you absolutely love and that there’s never a dull moment you need to fill with sports news. I also hope that when you’re an adult you see the irony of comments like the one you posted.

I know right. All these blogs are so cheeky and fun.

You know how on April 1st every desk-jockey goes to work dreading the “hilarious” jokes that will plague the office all day? That is Deadspin today. Deadspin staff: please, please stop. I know this site is your toy and will do with it as you please, but for most of us it is our one escape from our mundane jobs. Stop…

Pretty astounding the control he maintained while being cooked alive, turning the wheel to the wall when the brakes weren’t in great shape, pulling off the radio and pulling down the netting.

Although I don’t disagree with your point, this is false equivalence. This is like saying “You don’t like ESPN so you must hate sportwriters” or “You don’t like Gawker so you must hate sextapes.”

What are we getting fired up about? Gawker Media just lost a $115 MILLION suit!

What do you mean “a concept car that happened to make it to production”? That describes lots of cars. And now it’s a production car like any other. And my point is that as a car it isn’t comparable to a comparably priced 911. Even within BMWs own lineup there are cars that offer more luxury & speed & handling etc for…

You’re right. It falls somewhere in between the $25k V6 Mustang (~300hp/~300lbf/5.1) and the $35k GT Mustang (~435hp/~400lbf/4.3). And the Mustang is ~300lbs heavier.

I see these relatively frequently and can say that in person they look amazing.

The “discount”, so to speak, isn’t relative to what he was making vs what he is making now. It’s a discount relative to his value. The fawning is because he has made deals that are salary cap friendly rather than trying to see what the market will bear. That doesn’t mean he’s not getting paid (sorry for the double…

Pasteurization causes autism.

Obviously “brown” is the only answer to this question.

You are not making a rational argument. We have called speeding “corruption” and somehow segued into a point about how cops “go to such great lengths to delete video evidence and intimidate and steal cameras/phones from innocent bystanders.” There may be a police corruption issue in the US and there may be too many…

I don’t have the time (read: skill) but someone should probably photoshop crying Jordan on this:

The injury risk in hockey vs lax is not comparable. The ice, boards and speed of hockey all contribute to a significantly greater risk of injury whether checking is allowed or not. No judgment on either sport. Just saying that pads in women’s hockey does not correlate well with pads in women’s lax.

You are entirely missing the point.

1) No way. Height is one thing, but weight is not. Also the width of the seat is largely determined by the plane manufacturer. There’s only so much space to work with and aisles have a minimum width so to widen seats you would also eliminate a seat in each row. If a carrier wants to do this and you want to pay, that’s…

The overwhelming reaction to the video (what we will refer to as the view of the “general public”) was criticism of the videographer. Gather the data as you please: look at video comments, look at google search terms related to the video, ask some friends, etc. The data is there if you care enough to look for it.…

Show me the part of the video where she “shine[s] a light on institutional corruption.” Looks a lot like a video of a lady complaining to a police officer that she thinks he was speeding and would like him to not speed... Her next expose can be on lifeguards running next to the swimming pool, aquarium employees…

Well that’s an easy one. Let’s just unbalance everyone’s tires. Problem solved.