Koo koo they may be, but I guess I think its too bad that their koo koo-ness protects them from the spotlight now facing smiley face.

Without questioning whether the kid acted as awfully as portrayed, I must say that the lead speaker in the “Black Israelite cult,” without a doubt a fully grown man, comes off as the most vile, inflammatory person in the video.

I kinda wanted to highlight the jackass I brought out of the grays. My apologies. It was a weak moment where I thought shame might still exist. 

Yeah. Foolish me. 

This article appears to be nothing but a recitation of known facts. What, precisely, is biased about it? I am not asking for some vague complaint. Really, be specific. Where's the bias? 

MMA has limited rules, but it does have some. Most have been an outgrowth of dangerous situations that have arisen over time. Knees to the face/head while the opponent is down (defined by a knee on the ground, among other things) are illegal to prevent someone from kneeing the top of the head from a downed openent…

Yeah. 

Brees peddles bullshit supplements, sued his mother, and has a poor sense of the value of jewelry. 

I watched the fight. He was almost comically stronger than his heavyweight opponent, but extremely green. A good wrestler will work him over without vast improvement.  He was meant to win this fight against an overmatched (athletically) brawler, and may not have been able to fairly.

Mouth kissing kids is weird, even when they are your own. 

But we don’t like Bill Maher and we do like Marshawn Lynch. therefore, Maher cannot possibly be correct in this circumstance, and Lynch cannot possibly be wrong. After all, that’s how idol worship works. So as of today, I fully understand that voting in fact doesn’t matter. The person I like doesn’t vote. So I…

Question: Do you think this was open seating?  And whether or not it was, why not have everyone move down to the front rows?  Seems it would be better for spectators and players alike.

Yep, can confirm. 

Truly the modern day Kareem. 

My read is that he has been doing the whole “I’m great and these young dudes need to listen up” routine, and he sort of wants to apologize for that.  However, his way of going about it (“I was once that dumb young player”) seems to imply that his teammates are now the idiot he once was.  Not sure that’s so great.

In fact, they were great against Golden State defensively. And more lenience on potential fouls hurts defense... how? The Rockets will likely lose again in the playoffs at some point, and Harden may struggle without 88 trips to the line, but the defense should be fine if healthy.

I tend to think they use “rivalry” just in an effort to sell the match. Sharapova did get one huge win off of Williams, but that is a looooong time ago.

Her only real rival, other than Venus, was Henin.  Seems to me.  You could argue Hingis I guess, but Serena was still really young when she retired.

Nadal, Djokovic, and Federer may be vanilla, but they are hardly bland.

If I was Murray, I would want to see numbers on the amount of drafted players who hit it big in each league. If one has a way higher percentage of success than the other, id just go with whatever gave me the best odds.

He certainly intentionally pulls on the arm, but it seems like a real reach to say that he intended injury with that move.