Man.....Charlotte is losing everything related to sport's these days.

So I just tried:

You better salute your shorts!

I am sure the DLC for Forza 5 will still be plentiful but also very expensive...

We have this but they decide to take the Wrigley Alert Gum off the shelves pending the FDA study. Lame.

Living in Charlotte, maybe SC will smarten up and give some sort of incentive to Tesla (for some reason or another...havent been reading enough into this story) and people flocking across the border to get one. I know that is what I would do if I was in the market for another new car, shop across the border.

Where is Dikembe when you need him?

That happened insanely fast.

....and finding all the ways to kill Mel.

I converted my sitting desk to standing, but when I am lazy I sit on a bar-height chair with a back. If I want to sit down low I use a workout ball.

Oh shit, here comes Flap Flap.

So, I am assuming, due to cost, these will be in a handful of schools about 5 years too late.I remember when or school system invested in SmartBoards that were never, EVER utilized.

This book was fantastic when we had to read it in 6th grade. Even re-reading it years later makes me hope this movie lives up to what I imagined as a child.

A supreme example of why cars like this are appreciated in games like Gran Turismo. Not all cool cars are balls-to-the-wall, hi-horsepower speed demons.

Driving Distracted is too broad and can be divided into many, unsafe actions such as:

Patience is a virtue....that most people lack when driving.

I hate to be THAT guy, but he should have never been passing on the right to begin with, especially with that many lanes to his left

Indeed. Aliens it is.

Other awful stadium shenanigans include: The Chicken Dance, Dress-UP Base Running, Fake Umpire and Nearly-Impossible-get-the-ball/puck-thru-incredibly-small-hole game

Man, I seriously dont understand the forever "Wrong Wheel Drive" comments. It might not be the preferred layout for the track but it presents a challenge to the driver to smoothly control a vehicle that uses the same wheels for steering and power.