Shit, I need to go back and watch it. Clearly it has been too long.

Makes sense. I was simply going from memory (haven’t seen it in a while) and I remembered the person running around with flyers yelling about ending the occupation and freeing Shanghai.

I actually own this film. I love it. However, in your first paragraph you state that Jet Li is in Japan but if memory serves me he was in Japanese occupied Shanghai.

Ha! I was talking about the hotdog eating contest.

I watched the contest last year and it was the best thing I have ever seen on television. Seriously. Ridiculous, hilarious, and just plain funny commentary. Also, a guy (he ended up winning) proposed to his fiancee before the contest! There were two dancing hotdog mascots in the shot of him proposing. You owe it to…

Bears a striking resemblance to Henry Rollins there...

To be honest, I have absolutely no idea.

This is true and I think Rodgers got a very pointed lesson about hyperbolically describing young players this year.

There is absolutely no problem for him wanting to leave Liverpool for any reason at all, it’s just the manner he (and/or his agent have done it). Saurez made it clear he wanted to leave LFC but did so without the extra drama.

Sterling put himself in this mess. Many players leave clubs purely for money and do so in a way that doesn’t ostracize themselves from the clubs they are leaving. This is entirely his fault.

ETA: No correction needed.

No, it’s right. Assuming independence between questions ((1/2)^20)*7200000000 = 6866.455. For what it’s worth, and I mean this in the the least dickish way possible, I am a statistician.

I did some hasty math and if the world’s population is 7.2 billion, there are around 6,866 people who could miss every single question.

“Mingus got it.”

I listened to “The Shape of Jazz to Come” for the first time in a few years today. A truly remarkable talent with an inate ability express musical ideas rather than just styles.

If, as espnfc.us reports, Man U is going to spend 200 million pounds this summer, they can easily drop 60-80 million for Pogba.

Also, fun(ny) fact: SAE likes to claim that one of their founders, Noble Leslie DeVotie, was the first causality of the Civil War. This hero drowned trying to board a ferry at Fort Morgan while drunk.

That song is hateful, ugly, and simply untrue because my brother was an SAE at a college in Tennessee and they had multiple black members.

For real. OTL is the only thing that ESPN does that could be respectably called journalism.