I could go for a couple chicken biscuits like everyday.

 I would buy cold chicken for breakfast.

Here’s how the economics work out:

It results in them making a not-zero amount of money on food that would have previously made them zero money.  

And the clack clack clack of a goalie hitting the ice with his stick to signal the impending end of a penalty is one of the most underrated sports sounds.

Disagree.  If teams want them they can pay and treat them properly.

a family that allegedly paid more than $6 million to get their failchild admitted to Stanford

The team clarified that next to Theismann’s name is not actually the retired number 7, just a picture of his tibia.

This guy put the atic in fanatic. First off, Theismann didn’t have to take the call; he chose to. Second, he gave his blessing. The last I checked, if the person who actually wore the number is ok with it then why should you care? 

Did anyone watch that documentary on the cheerleading auditions (for Dallas I think)? It was years ago on some pop culture network like E or Bravo. It was pretty light, but it definitely showed a lot of the work these women put into being a perfect cheerleader.

I appreciate my ex-bf who called me a few weeks after I moved out of his house. He thanked me profusely and said he was so sorry he had no idea how much work it was to cook and clean daily and keep up with everything, which I did for them. I helped raise his 2 teens from 12-18 and there was still one in the house. 
 One…

Just gonna point out that you are also making assumptions about her body. There have been no confirmed reports on what exactly causes her increased levels of testosterone.

Seems like the couple that took pity on this guy are the real heroes of this story. I think they deserve a free meal. 

“Isnt the point of travel to escape your norm and learn more about other places?”

I can’t be bothered to watch the clip and give you an informed rebuttal, but my guess is “travel as a political act” means travel as a means of widening your scope of experience, opening your mind to different cultures and becoming a less politically self-interested person.

Grew up in Kent, residing in Chicago.

Being as I’m someone who lives just north of Seattle: tell me more about the part of Washington in which you live that has a Popeyes.

I’m 30, but point taken. 

Yeah I have a friend in Bellingham who said the Melvin taproom there is usually dead. I think the public perceived them as outsiders, and not especially well-behaved ones at that.

Brewing beer started with women but until recently was definitely a boys club. I’m not sure what this guy was thinking but his excuses are pretty lame. Right after the Melvin thing happened, it snowballed thru WA. as it happened in a tight super liberal craft beer community. The whole brewery definitely felt the wrath…

What a miserable little shit nugget.