A man with five felony convictions for trading drugs for sex and intimidation. We've all probably wanted to do things like this on airplanes, but we've got enough self control not to do them.

Turns out the doctor is a convicted felon who traded drugs for sex with a patient and who has anger management issues. But it's not his fault, man. http://www.courier-journal….

He ran back onto the plane after he was escorted off. That's the act of a criminal or a man with a disordered mind. Like you.

Did United drag the terrorist off the plane or was it the Chicago cops? There's this new thing on the Internetz called "facts", you might want to look it up, Trolly McTrollface.

You can't break something that doesn't exist.

That's a lame response.

Sorry, but federal law supersedes state law on this matter. Like many people who opine about conspiracies, you haven't bothered to check your facts.

Exclusive cable franchises were banned by the 92 Cable Act and the 96 Telecom Act. Time to catch up to the train.

You're as confused as the writer. You can get satellite TV and cable without a broadband plan, and you may be able to get TV service from your telco without a broadband plan. So the average American has three to four choices for pay TV service without a broadband plan and practically unlimited choice with broadband.…

This made me spit up my chai: "Roughly 98 percent of households with access to cable are served by only one cable company". But we all have access to DirecTV and Dish, and most can get TV from the phone company too. And that's not even counting Netflix. Really, this writer should be unemployed.

Stupid article, in the same vein as the Thrillist's rant against ketchup. Stick to subjects you know something about, like Britney Spears.