Poor Rob Ryan. He’ll find his new niche soon.

That’s weird. I always thought Rikishi “did it for The Rock.”

After a sideline evaluation, NFL doctors cleared him to play.

During the actual bout, a rikishi may use any technique or maneuver except pulling his opponent’s hair, hitting his opponent with a closed fist, boxing his opponent’s ears, choking his opponent (although he may push at the throat), or grabbing his opponent’s mawashi in the crotch area. Rikishi use all sorts of…

Same thing they did in the NFL in the 1970s to 1980s... except the white powder was cocaine.

Mr. Fuji used to try that trick all the time.

Looks like a good ol’ forearm shiver to me.

He ain’t heavy, he’s clinically brain-damaged.

I don’t meant to be culturally insensitive here, but while most sumo wrestlers stop at the diaper that guy’s concussion is the piece de resistance in his impression of my infant trying to walk.

“... hit a set of spike strips going 115 MPH, subsequently barreled off of the road and into a drainage ditch, launched the truck into the air and landed on a car parked at a restaurant” 

This has always been my opinion of the man. I disagree vehemently with his policy, but I respect the man and believe he honestly did what he thought was best for the country. Clearly it wasn’t, but that is another conversation. I think this puts him in a position where he is somewhat uniquely qualified to criticize…

It was his administration that demonised Islam and defined terrorism as a solely Islamic phenomenon, which is ridiculous.

Had a friend who worked in DC while GWB was President, and basically said this about him:

GWB was a terrible President who was woefully inadequate for the times he faced. But I never considered him an evil man with bad intentions (those who worked for him, not so much.) And he did get a one thing very right: he never blamed Islam for 9/11, and in fact, went out of his way to do the opposite. Had a white…

Nixon: Evil but not stupid.

Look, Bush was a giant gaping asshole as president. He’s responsible for one of the greatest disasters in U.S. military history that led to the deaths of thousands of U.S. soldiers and marines and untold hundreds of thousands of civilians.

Say what you will about Bush, he could take criticism like an adult. Hell he invited Colbert to his correspondent’s dinner and attended.

So clearly W is no moral authority here, but the fact that he famously never commented publicly on Obama, but is already commenting on Trump, is kind of a big fucking deal.

We need allies from every end of the political spectrum right now so let’s just be glad Bush stepped away from his easel, where he’s very busy making outsider art, to speak up.