I’ll be killed off in June and replaced by Miles Teller

I’m cautious about being played by people pretending to be better when they’re not (and just mad they got caught and willing to recite lines fed by a publicist to get people to leave him alone). But if we deny the possibility that our worst moments can be overcome, we may as well just give the fuck up on everybody,…

Rajvir is a common Punjabi name that means “Lion King,” which is I think is pretty cool. Sikh name, kid.

Once again, a black man discovers the Blues, but it’s white guys who make money off them.

Cool story and he seemed legit and fun. Good on him and good on the Blues for connecting with him in the heat of the moment rather than waiting like until next year. Also I love that he got a players jersey and not a custom one.

Plus, an ethnic German wouldn’t be in the SS without being a party member. Of course, as a member of the police, he would been in the SS de facto (Himmler controlled all the police forces under the Algemeine SS), but that would have been around 1936 or so, which isn’t consistent with joining the Luftwaffe in 1933.

“I’ve had this thing 8 hours and not a problem! Except for that one thing, but that was covered by warranty.”

My dad didn’t bust his ass dodging the draft so you could ask me questions like that.

So it’s all cool to accost them about something you think they might do eventually?

To be clear since we’re talking about how others percieve you as a rider my point is that many drivers will percieve this as cutting the line. I think the same people find it equally madening when a cyclist filters to the front, pauses and then runs the red light (a common occurrence especially in cities) thus…

So, he rides in that SUV’s blind spot (for who knows how long), gets angry when the driver MIGHT try to change lanes (Never actually does... she drifts slightly left but well within her lane), he stalks her, he threatens her (with her child in the passenger seat, no less!), then he stays around to continue harrassing…

on a bike, discretion is almost always the better part of valor

I’ve gotten used to just shaking my head and keep going, lest the aggressor comes back. At which point, I’m just going to find the nearest exit.

We moved when I was 7 years old, and in the midst of schlepping things out of the U-Haul and into the house, my father lined up, made his approach, and rolled his bowling ball across the front lawn of the new house.

He then turned to me and said “I’ve always wanted to do that.”

Why would you want that? The BBC definitely had cause in terminating JC. The best case outcome for everybody is that the BBC successfully reboots Top Gear with a new cast and that the old Top Gear crew successfully launch on Netflix. We’d have two awesome car shows instead of one.

He didn’t do that, WCC did and then gave him the Jeep. I’m sure Schwarzenegger was as appalled as you are, but what are you going to say when Xzibit drops a set of keys on you?

Well, you do have to respect his work ethic. He only murders during work breaks, and then goes right back to work as if nothing had happened during the break — I know I’m not that committed to my job.

No, he never stole the car. The body was only a few hundred feet away. None of this makes sense at all.

*if convicted

“Can’t someone be a shit their whole life and try to repair the damage? I mean, I think people want to hear that.” - Is basically what I think about Jeremy Clarkson at this point