Honest Trailer’s basically just casts it as Sex and the City for dudes - a very specific flavor of escapism. And considering how much it made, obviously that 64% male audience is a pretty tiny sample of men in general.

I agree with Cashman’s point (the entire point of those milestones is the prestige it brings to the club which is entirely undone because of what A-Rod did) but from a legal standpoint he’s boned. Contract law is about what is written on the page that both parties signed. It is not based on the premise behind the…

It’s not really a fresh start though. We’re Rangers fans. We remember him beginning to be a bonehead again before he left. We’re not all entirely enthused that he’s back.

From a guy I don’t care about (Whitlock) to a site that seems to be committed to attacking him monthly, I commend you on successfully reaffirming my lack of caring.

I don’t necessarily disagree except you are an anonymous screen name telling the world on Jezebel or voluntarily telling your close friends. For better or worse, he’s his own brand that he maintains through his work, personal interactions, and what information about himself he discloses. That brand has upwards of…

Wait and see? What kind of fan are you?!

You're insisting something that's interpretation at best. No, there are no scenes in Starcraft I of those two macking, but Raynor spends an inordinate amount of time trying to save one person from New Gettysburg. For a lot of us, there really wasn't a retcon. The story was paying off the threads that were always…

Depends what your headcannon was I guess. Back when it came out, I always saw them as a pair. Mengsk's gambit with Kerrigan might have pissed of Raynor were they not together, but after seeing a multitude of people murdered already in that mission he sure goes ballistic in a hurry when Mengsk decides he's going to…

Be it not said that I like Justin Bieber, but aren't Oliver Broudy's complaints about Bieber the exact same complaints you could have about Taylor Swift? Hell, Beyonce had a hit song by the time she was 16 so I don't really see her filling out job apps.

It does sound like something from Portlandia.

I think the big difference you have there is type of game. A timed game or round based game you can play out the clock to the end because generally there is a default assumption that either anything can happen (a baseball team cannot be strategically defeated - it's just beaten). Likewise most pro sports you can…

Sorry dude, are you really making a comparison between showing up for games unpaid because of contract negotiations when no existing CBA exists and two sides can't agree on terms and not showing up for games you're expected to because you feel like you don't have your A game and/or a fan is bothering you? Is that…

Sorry dude, are you really making a comparison between contract negotiations when no existing CBA exists and two sides can't agree on terms and not showing up for games you're expected to because you got drunk the night before or weren't taking your job seriously for a month?

It's not like the NFL is exactly great at conflict of interest. I don't think the NFL rescinded or even forced John Mara to recuse himself in doling out cap punishment to his division rivals because maybe, just maybe he wasn't the most partial guy to be heading that thing up.

Thing is, if something hypothetically deadly or injurious happens to Wilson in his home, unless the Times can prove how this is normal procedure for them they really don't need to apologize to be open for litigation. The hard thing for the Wilson family will be to prove that the culprit got that information there.

Well, it's not really unusual volatility. Only making 123 when you expect 150 is an 18% drop. Lionsgate only went down 10% primarily because I doubt analysts expect that drop to be sustainable but it's relevant enough that the stock was currently overvalued.

I dunno... I mean yes I absolutely agree with this conceptually but if we start digging into the archives of Jezebel, do we think allowing people to be complex beings that make mistakes or say/do stupid things is the normal mode of operations for celebrities here?

IMO - that's been one of my greatest pet peeves about hard difficulty settings in RPG's. Often it DOES feel like you can't command something, you have to micromanage it which doesn't feel like being a general or a commander or a leader. It feels like I'm playing a game. I find it sort of sucks the RPG element out…

Honestly, I get the impression this isn't about what McDonalds should do, it's more about not liking McDonalds as a company.

Worked for Stallone. About the only way you're going to get people to take a 5' something dude seriously as a heavyweight boxer.