Chicago. It’s the third largest market and could easily support a second team.

Seems like Touchdowns are a pretty questionable thing to put aside, since they are, in fact, the best way to score points in an NFL game.

If Beach is supposed to be the “good” writer in this duo, I cannot even imagine just how awful Calloway must be.

No, I criticize him for being a hypocritical baby. At the time that he wrote that, I did not criticize him. At the time that he wrote that tyrants and murderers are the ones who use “insect language” I criticized him for his mosquito line. Man, this is the stupidest fucking discussion I’ve ever been involved in. I’m…

Twitter. Isn’t. The. New. York. Times.

It’s not an error. It’s a joke on twitter. A joke about how no matter how often Stephens writes something dumb, the Times can never get rid of him. Like bedbugs. I truly do not know how anyone could find this joke, which once again, was written on twitter, offensive.

A twitter joke is not the same as an article in the Wall Street Journal or New York Times. Good lord.

Why shouldn’t Stephens, who has called Palestinians “mosquitoes” in the Wall Street Journal, be allowed to complain about a random twitter user calling him a “bedbug” without even @-ing him? That’s a pretty dumb question.

Holy shit you’re still going.

“you’re mad online about this” says the guy who has made 40 comments about this

“Sports aren’t that important” is an interesting take from a guy who is commenting in the comment section of a sports website on an article about instant replay in sports.

Wait, what? NFL replay has been a net positive, so much so that the league is expanding it this year.

If my waiter brings out the same fucking meal for my appetizer, my main course, and my dessert, I’m going to go ahead and call that waiter a fucking moron to his face.

The rules are the problem then, not the replay technology.

I will only vote for the candidate that gives the warmest, most sensual embraces. I look forward to the NYT’s follow-up on Marianne Williamson’s ability to envelop my soul in an anxiety blanket.

This man did not have any sponsors during his qualifying matches. Then, he must have picked up 2 sponsors who mailed him patches, and he had them sewn onto his sleeves. It looked hilarious and adorable and it was awesome watching this guy in the first set.

Holy hell, this was a realllllllly long way to just say “we don’t like Taylor Swift that much as a person, the album was fine, 6/10.”

Lmao I forgot that their brilliant plan is to fire this thing up the week after the Super Bowl, right after everybody is ready for a bit of a break from football. With their few weeks of the season competing with the NCAA Tournament. This should go well!

Yep, I’m really interested in seeing how these handle a recession. RealtyShares was a massive superstar just 2 years ago. Now, it’s basically nonexistent.

Because people have been predicting a massive recession for the past 5 years.