He's talking about the other team. Nice try.

I'm not unplugging a microwave between uses to save 25 cents per month.

It clearly says "overweight or have a serious disease without a cure." You made up the part about there being no cure for being overweight.

What is the point of that article?

I was taught umpires should be seen and not heard

New title for article: "Syracuse player makes illegal contact with defender, foul is properly called"

The defender doesn't have to be set before the dribbler's upward motion begins. The dribbler has to establish legal guarding position prior to the upward motion. After that he may have one or both feet off the ground when contact is made and the foul is still on the offense.

The rules don't say that the defenders feet must be set before the dribbler begins his upward motion. What they actually say is that the defender must establish legal guarding position before the dribbler's upward motion. After the defender establishes legal guarding position he can have one or both feet in the air…

You make a good point about the dribblers not being able to stop because they are moving to fast. But the rules do not agree with you that just because they dribbler has no viable way around that type of play that it has to be a block.

Sorry but you are 100% wrong on pretty much everything you said. Just because you worked with D-1 teams dosen't mean that you have a clue about the rules of basketball.

The defender established legal guarding position. He then legally moved and maintained that position. The dribbler was a fault for the contact.

$300 is too expensive for an unlocked smartphone? Most top phones are at least double that.

Crazy headlines generate clicks which gets money for Gizmodo. Obviously they could have put up a real headline but these guys aren't journalists; they don't care about reporting the news, just making money.

Once a month Lifehacker puts out an article about some terrible article which goes against everything which is known about how the brain acquires languages. What's up with that? Instead of writing all of these bad articles, how about you research language acquisition and write one good article?

You never know. Several thousand million (you mean a billion?) Earth years might only be a few hours to the supernatural agent. So it would be no problem for the agent to set up the guiding star. Our understanding of science just can't explain it right now.

You're acting like you know that there is no god. The people trying to prove the existence of God didn't have any proof. But you don't have any proof that God doesn't exist.

That assumes that the person wants to buy something else at that store. If the don't want anything else then their choices are to let the value go to waste or buy a $66 item for $57.

Everything you just said would be the exact same if you had given them actual money. The only difference is they can shop wherever they actually want. That makes it even better. They can still pick out whatever they want and they can still take photos of what they bought.

Gift cards are terrible.

One time at the airport this blind lady had a cute dog. She was standing there and the dog was next to her. I wanted to take a picture of the dog without looking like a weirdo. So I took like 5 pictures in a row on my phone.