I don't think there will be a sudden hike from this ruling. I think cable companies have been hell bent on being able to extract more money and hoping to do it on the industry side. I think after all the dust settles and lawsuits are over and all that, if they're still unable to extract that money industry-side…

Yea, I'm just saying, you have no idea why you pay more for insurance today than you did previously (no more than I am aware of why mine decreased by 12 dollars a month). It's likely nothing to do with the ACA, at least not in terms of actual cost, so it's a simplistic comparison. If Comcast raises rates next month,…

"I'm sorry, but she wouldn't have a job if it wasn't for the fighters. She wouldn't."

There are all sorts of people tangentially related to sports that can make more than the athletes. Of the top of my head; coaches, announcers, vendors, the owner. None of those people would have jobs if not for the athletes. But…

For the record, just how many do executive orders do you think Obama has made? According to this list compiled by UC Santa Barbara, he barely cracks the top 20 which puts his squarely in the middle of the pack. That means that half the presidents before him made fewer and half made more. I don't think that…

For people like Eddie Murphy to stop worrying about poor widdle Billy's "bruised ego" and refusing to "kick a [rapist] when he's down"—and start caring exponentially more about the damage he has caused, the harm he has inflicted upon his victims, and if/when BC will own up to being a rapist.

Because it is so hard to find a female who is attracted to us that we are forced to assume they all are just so we don't miss an opportunity.

Being a celebrity would suck so bad! You have no privacy, you have to be on all the time, your every move is scrutinized, people say unspeakable things about you constantly, if you're female you will probably have your sex tapes and nude photos leaked for all the world to see, and - worst of all - you have to hang out…

I want to applaud Sports illustrated for having the courage to feature a young white woman with symmetrical features, the hip to waist ratio of the Venus de Milo, and pert breasts. Most humans look at this model and have to cover their eyes in horror. Only the Sports Illustrated editors could see past conventions of…

yup. Cops never lie and lawyers are free. Probably don't have work on those court days either. Especially if you fight the charge, you won't needlessly have your day in court delayed in hopes that you'll give up or be unable to fight it (due to wanting to keep that job that completely understands why you cannot work…

"Free hack: Since starting college, I've kept a pretty strict policy of only running indoors on a treadmill, or while engaged in a group activity like soccer or basketball. If you must run, do so in groups, in athletic gear, and preferably with people who follow the first rule of this guide. "

Um....wow. That's…

if religion got out of the business of politics and morality-legislation (while being tax-free) i would be more on board with this... but the religious influence politics and make policies based on their religion that affect us all - as a non-believer, i don't tolerate that.

"Overall, not believing in God seems to make people and their offspring more tolerant. Less racist. Less sexist. Enviro-friendly."

Are you advocating for gendered comedy, where only men get to use lowbrow/potty humour? If so, I don't think that's a solution to anything.

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You know, it's really funny how most of the people who complain about a 45-minute long continuously played half (+ a few minutes injury time) will happily sit and watch an American football half so broken up by clock stoppages that it takes more than twice as long as the soccer half to get through.

When Bill Bellichick heard the news of this report earlier tonight, he promptly fired the team's equipment manager for failing to do his fucking job right by not under-inflating that 12th goddamned football.

The fact that you own and use guns affects all of us. Every last one of us. Firearms increase the risk that something terrible will happen for absolutely everyone.

Precisely. The statistics are absolutely damning. I don't know how anyone with access to any reliably-researched data on the subject would ever keep guns in the house. The chances of an innocent person getting hurt by a gun is unimaginably greater than the chance that they'll ever take down a home invader.

It leads to the totally valid question of "what else are they doing?"

This is NOT ok.