Exactly. Florida was set up as a secret test facility for committing crimes and publicizing them for people in other states to see and learn from.

Snapshot tubes 2 and 4, and put us on the bottom

150 years since our last slave.*

So should I not finish this “We Abolished Slavery Before Cuba” banner?

Not just billionaires...if I had a million

“Wealth and income inequality are not the result of us being unable to feed the poor. They are the result of us not being able to satisfy the rich.”

This is the perfect comment for my state of mind right now. End of a long workday, headache, can’t really think very much/well.

I was going for places with at least theoretically passable stadiums, but I have to admit, this looks pretty damn Raiders:

Very curious to see how many people think you’re referring to San Antonio here. 

Good question, here’s when I started this year’s draft.

To raise their own valuation. “Look how big a market we can reach now! We need an infusion of VC to expand our services! We’re taking over the whole gosh-darn thing!”

Because the only thing the buyer wants is the name.  Gut the organization, sell the shell, take your golden parachute and run.

Facebook and Google get all the ad money. Every human that has ever been in charge of a media outlet is a greedy pig. This thread has a good history lesson:

The internet provides an equal voice to idiots and savants. It has infected most areas of our society at this point. 

That DUI thing you threw in at the end is pretty fucking dumb. You sound like a really pious, judgmental turd spouting off like that.

They have a production team that gives them talking points and fact sheets for every segment when they prep for the show. Stephen A. is good a ad-libbing, so he was able to seamlessly add in some BS to his hot take.

Well one thing is certain. Inherited wealth is clearly a very good thing and only ever leads to talented people making important and good decisions. 

Look at all his majesty. Those peasants in their thatched roof cottages don’t stand a chance.

The pickup truck market has completely lost it’s mind. Driving my 1999 F-150, I feel like I’m in an MG.

I like the cut of your jib.