The ref didn’t call it...
Welcome to Britain!
Ate the W. Proves he elite anything
the US media always calls whatever group the US is in “the group of death” without fail. US, Fiji, Greenland, Nambia: Group of death.
fine then, the united states has three notable victories against teams in the world cup finals since 1950. they still don’t deserve to constantly be considered enough of a threat to be in a group of death. in my life i can’t remember them doing better than one win in the group stage.
that was a team which hadn’t played in the world cup since 86 and didn’t have ronaldo. sure, any victory against any european team is impressive for the united states. but the problem is that -any- victory against -any- european team is impressive for the united states.
The only upside for me has been the comic, almost Jetsian, level of blinkered ineptitude this was handled with.
Eli deserved his shot at 2-14. He’s earned that.
I’d bet all the money in my pocket that Gronk gets these confused when reading comics
Sean, when the British Royal Family is officially more comfortable with a black person entering than you are with a black QB, it’s time for some soul searching, brother
Can’t agree with the first part of your comment, fam. The media wants to portray these young athletes as selfish millionaires, and when one says “I just want to do my job”, we say shut up, cuz you getting paid? That’s not quite right, IMO.
The “Other coaches,” comment, defensiveness about Trump, trolling KC fans for no real reason...you’re actually Bill Belichick, right?!
Talib has an interesting take on keeping the chains moving.
In the end, both players were asked talib the stadium.
Def. time zone adjusted.
He’s already up. Taking a rage dump along with his morning dump.
The lapels on that suit look like they belong to a super-villian, not a run-of-the-mill murderer.
It’s just like Ray to try and make a suit disappear.
/Reads headline
GAH... all I can think of when I’m seeing that header gif :/
Shining Time Station was like a Thomas & Friends remix that put the Sodor stories in a different context, I guess because they felt American audiences needed the complex metaphors of a show for six-year-olds encapsulated in a frame narrative.