If you win the Cup, there might not even be a city of Pittsburgh left.

I feel like you can just cut to the chase and suggest visiting Missouri. No need to prolong the process.

Nice to have all the car fanatics from Jalopnik in the house today.

Seems a touch harsh.

After using an XPS13, I’m ready to give Dell the benefit of the doubt, regardless of how insane this seems to me.

Exactly, I thought it was a different kind of mouse entirely.

Should be obvious but somehow it isn’t to some people.

Why write an article glorifying this waste of resources?

This article easily could have been written 2 years ago.

I have a big problem with the seemingly necessary inclusion of tomatoes in sandwiches and burgers. Enough of you, tomato! Let’s have more beets and cucumbers.

Come on and take it! Break another little chunk of my lung now mister!

Dayton - Xavier - Cincinnati. So annoying.

Claims and strikes are not the same. Claims just prevent you from monetizing the video for which the claim exists. They have no effect on your account status.

I feel a bit surprised that you’d recommend an article written in all caps. I have no idea how many good points the guy made because I can’t manage to actually read it all the way through.

What a bunch of pathetic try hards.

You’re correct about corporate sponsorships, but those aren’t really the root cause of any problems. The introduction of money into the system is. We’re dealing with a new set of institutions that have structured themselves in a way that is not super similar to existing professional sports. These institutions also are…

That time was a fantasy. Gambling and match fixing are as old as sports.

There’s a problem that should affect literally dozens of internet users (primarily in the 75-dead demographic).

This is lame, but also kind of unsurprising. For example, pornography, not just the promotion of it, is entirely illegal in China, which is obviously a huge country for esports.