I'm not talking about something as blatant as a punch. LeBron is given more leeway on traveling calls than a rookie. Dwayne Wade is going to get fouls called driving the lane way more frequently than a rookie will.

I guess I'm not really complaining about Deadspin's coverage of the NBA, just people that refuse to acknowledge that the games are rigged.

I'm just commenting on how the NBA's "rules" only apply to certain players. I don't understand what you're going on about.

Explain to me how exactly this isn't rigged?

And it's probably safe to say that if this were KD throwing a 'bow, and happened to catch Tony Allen upside the head, the Thunder wouldn't be missing one of their best players for the deciding game of a series.

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I want this sound.

I always sort of thought the USS New York was the best Plowshares to Swords story.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_New_Y…

I agree

I'd also guess visions of losing their head if they didn't bring something that later turned out to be legit. The Sandusky stuff made everyone paranoid.

I think a top-fuel driving would be pretty disappointed with a 1.5s 0-60... but yeah

Watch until the end of the video. The nuts are still attached to the lugs which are still attached to the car (and I assume there are bits of the wheel still in between). That's a wheel failure, not the lugs.

I just recently got to experience the pain of a phone breaking in the middle of a two year contract. I wasn't really interested in purchasing a new phone, when I'd be able to get one for "free" (two-year contracts yay) in a couple months.

I don't think you're giving your dog enough credit. You need to think stupider.

Utahn here.

Wait, they have competitions?

(Re)Watching videos of people hunting geoducks... oh youtube, what would I do without you.

Not exactly the same thing, but the same principle. Tempered glass is amazing.

It just needs to be a rock which is harder than the glass you are trying to smash. The ones in the picture probably aren't.

ceci n'est pas une pipe?