That’s Protestant whisky, dingus

Gee, it’s shocking that a sportswriter who’s already once been fired for plagiarism and has a long history of writing insane things might not have the strictest standards when it comes to vetting his sources.

Because Return Of Bruno fucking KICKS.

How come no Bruce Willis?

One thing I know I am hoping for more of this season:

Yeah, it’s overproduced pretentious garbage now. Even when it’s a topic I’m interested in, the production gets in the way of enjoying it.

Anyone else out there think that since “RadioLab” has largely abandoned science stories they aren’t anywhere near as good as they used to be?

I’m pretty sure at this point I could assemble a complete scene-by-scene synopsis of the entire movie from spoilers posted on The A.V. Club.

I guess you could say that the allegation did not survive the ground

With the proximity of the Super Bowl to the Olympics, I could understand him not wanting to take a Pink Eye Flight between Minnesota and South Korea.

Track: Heroes (Live at the Isle of Wight) | Artist: David Bowie | Album: Heroes

I openly root for Felger to lose his voice.

For you, that day in 2010 was the most important event in your life. But for a Pats fan, it was a Sunday.

Pretty much the only high point of Jets fandom for the past forty years and likely to remain so for another twenty.

It’s weird to me that people believe a) the Patriots are huge cheaters who were caught cheating by the NFL, and b) the NFL rigs games for the Patriots. It’s not unlike believing that the FBI nailed Hillary for her dangerous and flagrantly illegal e-mail server, and also that they secretly were trying to sink Trump’s…

I’m not sure I want to see this either.

They’re obsessed with their own celebrity, they seem to lack empathy for their fellow human beings, and despite these facts, or maybe because of them, they’re incredibly rich.

You sound fun.

File this one under “things you should have probably sorted all the way out before launching a major league sports team”

Yeah, gotta say, that REALLY bothered me in the season opener, too. All of Scully’s dialogue as it pertained to William (the son she fought to have, first with invitro treatments and then by driving across the country while in labor to hide him from bad guys, who she then broken-heartedly gave up, the child who has…