“Davis said the drug charges on his record prevent him from being able to get a job,”

Someone with a very modest income who wants a new car and nothing less. The most important thing is that it’s new.

Yes, but that’s not “football,” which is my entire point. If you want to keep the game of football as it is, an undeniable side effect of how the game is constructed is head to head collisions, which means you need hard shell helmets (otherwise, y’know, death by skull fracture).

WHAT A LEGENDARY SUPER BOWL PERFORMANCE BY PEYTON MANNING!

How about at least pretending the Sprint Cup cars are Camaros and Mustangs?

even sold me a spare rear axle (whose shafts I will store in the back of my XJ just in case)

Deposing/ousting Brian France would be a good start.

“Hopefully it is an isolated case.”

No. But only because the image is so small that I can’t actually tell what it is.

Beartooth Road, Montana/Wyoming
This road leads to the North East entrance of Yellowstone.
If you time it right then you should see lots of wildflowers along it. Otherwise you get some amazing views of mountains all around and often a fair amount of snow lingering into July.

I’m more inclined to believe big pharma is suppressing cures vs. expensive treatments.

A friend of mine has a great response for that:

I get out of work at 2 am. I occasionally come upon a crashed/disabled car. With this sort of stuff in the back of my mind my reaction is to call the police and keep moving.

As a Broncos fan, I can’t think of an season where I’ve felt as bad about a team doing so well. Literally every week this season, I’ve been expecting this to be the week they fall apart. And yet, here we are.

When you look past the online narrative that all Patriots fans are assholes (or at least that there are a higher percentage that are assholes than for other teams), most of us feel the way Armytrixter does. Denver’s D carried that game, and the Patriots quite honestly just failed to come through on so, so many…

I love my Patriots, but hot damn does Denver deserve all the credit for this game. Their defense played as close to perfectly as they could. Miller was truly terrifying and the Pats O-line had no answers at all in that game.

While I understand the dislike many drivers have for cyclists because of some fringe militant behavior, they are still pedestrians (and human beings) and deserve safe passage.

The caution clock is so they can more easily time commercial breaks

And if you live in not-United States

It’s “bending” the rules in a way that the defense can’t win. When he hits the deck, the defense assumes the play is over. But if you keep playing and go after him, you’re going to get flagged because a “defenseless quarterback” and if he’s low there’s no way to miss his head.