Because we already look over our shoulder after every single NFL play. Anytime something good happens for my team my first thought is “I hope there were no flags.” Any time something bad happens I think “I hope there was a flag.” That’s on every single play already. You don’t know if something actually happened until…

I was more offended by the touching Tom Brady penalty.

Well at least we know how Drew is going to lead into his team preview in August!

The best part of the game for me was when they showed highlights of the Saints bounty-hunting in the 2009 championship game while the announcers talked about “rule changes” as the reason for the “different style of play” in that game.

The conspiracy theory I’m going with is that the NFL wanted the Rams in the Super Bowl so people in LA might actually start paying attention to football.

please respect the office

Considering what they say about protesting a bit too much, he probably prefers “Ms. Mike ‘Nuke the Gays’ Priefer.”

but the Vikings missed 10 field goals and finished with a putrid 68.8 conversion rate on attempts, both worst in the NFL.

I think this will be good news for Destiny and those of us who love it, largely because Bungie will no longer be restricted to an annualized schedule. Maybe instead of Destiny 3, Bungie will now be able to transform the game into a single SKU that’s updated regularly. That’s my ideal scenario.

I heard about it earlier this week and spent most of today chasing it. What I didn’t know until the Bungie meeting at 4pm ET was who would get Destiny, which is why I waited until then to report it — I didn’t think it would be responsible to share that Activision and Bungie were splitting without being able to tell…

I know this seems silly, but the truth that underlies it isn’t. To maintain the nuclear peace it is necessary to create in the minds of all potential nuclear aggressors the certainty that attacking us would result in their own destruction. It’s a mind game that’s been going on ever since the USSR exploded their first…

Isn’t that ironic?

At least Gawker had charm. Splinter is like hanging out with the freshman who thinks their poly sci lecture is a dialogue. 

The presumptuousness of this article is choking me. Barack Obama, former President of the United States (and a very good one, comparatively speaking!), needs to be taught a lesson that only a mid 20's year old blogger can teach him!

Me: “Let’s see what going on on Splinter.”

[FARTS]

Former President Doesn’t Get It; Wet Behind The Ears Child Blogger Gets Everything

Republicans were against taxes, and also worried about the debt. Why aren’t they stopping this nonsense?

Let’s say you are in the hamburger business, and based off a specific town.

US steel suppliers raised their prices because with the tariff international steel is more expensive. In essence the cost of US steel is still more because the sell it just below the tariff. Let’s say Chinese steel is $30 per pound and there is a $10 tariff per pound. US suppliers will charge $39 per pound.