Stevie Wonder isn’t blind

This is of course the correct take for the blissfully ignorant. Also very hot.

I wonder if it has anything to do with the fact that most teams don’t have the sort of pass rush Denver does or New York did when they won those Super Bowls?

Yeah, it’s too bad they never made any sequels.

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The solution, as always, is more X-Games.

The tough guy talk on free throws is so lame and funny. The reason to change the rule isn’t to “protect” players, it’s that basketball is an entertainment product, and foul fests aren’t entertaining. Did you also complain about eliminating hand checking because it “protected” point guards? Did you complain about the…

Personally, I was hoping they’d leave him in just to get the crazy zoo situation that the NBA fears. It was already something of a mockery of basketball (in both directions; nobody comes out a winner when evaluating the aesthetics of this), so extend that for as many as possible of the 22 minutes of the 2nd half when…

Couldn’t they have left Drummond in? Eventually the fouling would have to stop or a ton of players would foul out

It was a tactical maneuver that has backfired. HRC thought she had this nomination in the bag, and wanted to keep Sanders out of the public eye as much as possible. Hence the obscure debates. Now that he’s surging in the polls, she has said it would have been better to have more debates!

Man the DNC is crazy scared about Hillary vs Bernie. All these debates have been on obscure networks at times people will be unlikely to watch.

What does that even mean?

You’re being naive there.

Quick story!

I actually loved these games more than Madden. I hope they make a comeback.

I only saw Revenge of the Sith once, I’d forgotten (intentionally?) how utterly awful it was.

But we shouldn’t have to watch the clones wars, the evidence should be in the main story.

Which is why their “relationship” ultimately doesn’t make sense. We’re told about these good times they have, but the way they act with each other is completely at odds with how they act and treat each other. Clone Wars does fill in the gaps, but it’s really what’s up on the screen that matters most, and sadly we…

Oh, I’ve seen it, and it’s a fine little show, but what we see up on the screen is ultimately what pop culture is going to remember. A whiney brat with no respect for anyone else that eventually becomes a complete monster.