I’m with you. The only thing I question is the necessity of the statement, But in the same breath, come on Deadspin. If he hadn’t said shit, you’d have caught wind of it and still run a story on the subject. At least he’s tactful and professional.

I don’t know what’s to like more, how fat everybody is, or security at ~1:15-1:20, “That’s my uncle, fuck that.”

I’ve seen guys pull that crap in bars before too. It’s most annoying because it’s such a “look at me” act. You’ve got more money than God. If you want some privacy, rent a room. Throw your own thing. Don’t go to a crowded party (on New Years Fucking Eve in this case) and then expect to be left alone.

“Do basketball! Hey! Do basketball stuff!”

Dude made this album in 2009. It’s worth a listen. “Wayne” is outstanding: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/excer…

Bigger story: John Clayton has a time machine.

Ah. My bad. Big ups nonetheless. (Today’s Tony C.’s birthday).

Big ups to Geoff Hobson for the Tony C. avatar today.

Glass houses, Tom.

That was a super-strange bit of commentary. I was cooking, and felt like maybe I imagined it. Because they went on about it for like awhile.

I’m admittedly ignorant here, but how in the blue fuck does the referee not stop this match?

Brady
Edelman
Ninkovich
Gronkowski
Hightower
Amendola
Zolak
Ihedigbo

NOT something I expected in a suburban town with the lowest crime and drug rates in New Hampshire.

He was a cop; he had the ability to do this, and it seemed to him like a right.

These air max are sick.

Gammons tweeted that the Sox made $28 million with one weekend of Notre Dame/BC football and fucking hurling (which, alright, actually looked pretty cool). Probably an oversimplification on my part to some extent, but it’s like ownership pays his annual salary by hosting one weekend event an offseason.

Despite the score, this was a great game, yeah?

I thought the same thing when I saw it. It really looked like they were saying, “Well, we fucked that up, and he might’ve had a touchdown. How can we give them a shitload of makeup yards?”

The most dangerous concept that drives television like this is the balance fallacy that that there are two sides to every issue. There aren’t. Kids need vaccines. Shutting down houses of worship is wrong. Evolution is real. There isn’t an obverse.