For a bleeding heart, commie, pinko liberal, you sure can write about boxing.

LeBron can certainly recognize the greatness required to toil in mediocracy in Cleveland before heading to the east coast to become legendary.

AND DO WHAT? What exactly would he be doing? You really think that every op has a satellite feed into the situation room? You watch way too much TV.

Besides the OBL mission please list all the times Obama was in the situation room during a raid. You can’t. Because it is pointless.

Pussy. Get the hell out you pathetic deserting punk. I’ll put my uniform back on so you can get your coloring books out and hit up a Berkley rally.

Truth. The dude is the reason why there are so many storm chasers now. He’s a fucking god to the weather community.

Poor Cary Elwes, always forgotten...

The answer is yes to your question.

Maybe. If the Warriors plane crashes over the Rocky Mountains, sure.

No, their first mistake was in giving a shit that they met Darrel Revis.

Sorry bub. You liberal Texans haven’t succeeded at anything except becoming less influential.

Fellow Texan here—blow me

Wow. Mocking the disabled? Was it OK when Trump did it?

“... because of the gross political statement allowed to be made by the NFL”

I am an east-coast transplant that has been here 15 years. From my experience, I have found it to be a pretty accepting place. Also, as you described. Kind of like a live and let live mentality. I can tell you that where I live, the bathroom thing is the least of everyone’s concerns. (not Austin)

Dude calls someone a snowflake but gets really agitated about someone quietly kneeling during a song.

He is truly a terrible person. He had a horrible accident that left him a paraplegic. He rightly received a huge legal settlement that will pay him millions over the rest of his life. Since he has been in government, he has done everything in his power to stop others who have suffered the same types of injuries from…

I don’t know about tennis terminology, but it doesn’t decide the case whether it’s common or not, because it is a common way to describe hard-to-defend attacks. I definitely give this guy the benefit of the doubt.

Well in 1891 Dr. James Naismith created a game using two peach baskets so rival gang members could settle their differences. Bill Simmons was on hand to document this historic moment and whine incessantly that none of these players could hold a candle to the 1986 Boston Celtics.

I don’t know basketball history.