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Are we sure those are Browns fans, and not just the actual guys?

I like it. I really do. Rather than have the catcher camp in front of the plate and the runner have to lower his shoulder and drive the catcher off the plate in hopes to score, it comes down to execution - the runner putting his hand out and the catcher in position to catch and then tag. Both players walked away…

That is not true at all. Let us remember something. When GM, Ford and Chrysler started selling cars, there were no laws forcing them into franchised dealerships. They CHOSE to use the franchise dealership model. Tesla should have the right to make a choice of their own how they sell their cars. It has nothing to do…

You mean patiently lobby and hope to get laws changed that have been around for decades? No, Elon's strategy to make a big fuss about it is exactly what needs to happen, because nobody was questioning these laws before. Now there's a high-profile figure selling a high-profile product causing a ruckus about this, and…

As an Indy resident, Peyton Manning will (maybe) forever be the most cherished athlete ever to play sports in this town. He has a children's hospital named after him, and he's here once in a while for galas and fundraiser's for charities and whatnot.

He has full coverage insurance right? Just wrap it around a tree, pole, whatever and call it a day. It's not like it would be hard to do, just lift.

"Hi guys, I cost the same!"

Funny, all these people with "Acura" in their usernames are strangely offended. Hmmm, (strokes chin) I wonder why that could be... Sorry to burst your bubble, really, but Acura peaked a long time ago. They've had some truly great cars that I've personally owned (mk1 Integra LS, RSX Type-S, CL Type-S) and I've driven…

I disagree with this, I have a feeling I'm not alone...

The best part of the ENTIRE video, is Brad Steven's reaction on the side line. He's watching it play out and then just turns his head in disgust when Rondo goes down!

Plus, that was the bucket that put the Hawk's in the lead for good, continuing Boston's road game loosing streak.

I'd be interested to hear what those two engineer did that makes them responsible for this mess. It seems to me that whomever picked the shorter detent could not have been aware of the consequences of their decision. Whomever was responsible for not changing the part numbers should have known better, whomever decided…