I will cut you

Something associated with Texas really wanted a Lynch? Surely you jest!

Can’t blame Keanu Neal. As a DB, that’s the last contact he’ll ever be allowed to have in the NFL.

The ambient heat generated by the competitive fire stoking Jordan’s WILL TO WIN caused wet spots to evaporate instantaneously when he approached them.

Fortunately, this is the NBA we’re talking about, so he’s got something like eight months to rest up before the conference finals get started.

I think Oscar Robertson was right and the old guys were tougher, just imagine how many wet spots Wilt Chamberlain slipped on without injuring himself.

I weep for the bastardization of the Dornish plotline adaptation. Ellaria is a 180 of her book character. Saying she’s being turned into Arianne doesn’t work either, considering no one ever wanted to murder Myrcella (cept the Sand Snakes maybe.. but I doubt that).

I think she was trying to gauge who these guys were and how she could best manipulate them. You learn a lot more about people by listening and observing than you do by talking.

Sanderson probably already has his own drafts ready to go.

Pretty much this. He was honest about it. It’s their business how they want to break up. Everyone is so scared of the concept its like they think the government is responsible for holding the hands bank and making sure it will be okay for them. It isn’t. It will be tough and they will probably lose money. Oh well.…

Sanders demonstrated recently in an interview with the New York Daily News editorial board that he is better at shouting “break up the banks” than explaining how he might do that.

Ooooooooooooooooooooooh! Shit just got real, son! Somebody just got schooled!

I’ll do you one better. Lately, my practice has focused on plaintiffs’ legal malpractice claims against their IP lawyers. When you rely on their bad advice and get screwed, I’ll look at your case for you.

I am a lawyer. I do intellectual property law. You're wrong on this one.

This is categorically false.

Russell is an idiot for secretly taping and then “accidentally” releasing it. But if Young isn't a cheater then none of this happens.

While your earlier letter to The Times called the tobacco industry “perhaps the most odious industry in America history,” you somehow fail to mention in either letter that it was your firm that represented Phillip Morris in that RICO case.