I can't tell if you're objecting to Gawker's editorial choices or its moral choices.

I've seen a lot of people mention the "American beats Kwan" as proof of anti-Asian sentiment, and I'm not sure I get it.

Thanks.

I recognize Gigolo Joe from AI, but who's the female robohooker?

Rumblin', stumblin', grundlin'.

How much did you pay for that picture of Najeh Davenport's laundry hamper?

"Yale Frat Guys . . . "

I was just curious if you eventually saw "Her," and what you thought of it.

Well, I'm only 37, but was well past my peak. The thought of struggling (and hurting) at something that used to come easily was a big barrier.

OMG this! I also hate it when I'm not mature enough to verbalize my needs and strangers find my disapproving glares to be weird. SO MUCH PRIVILEGE!

Gracias.

This is oso good.

Good call. That rebound/kick-out from Poythress was pretty slick. Fellah can jump high.

I loved that game. If I recall, the umps were named Yuk, Dum, Boo and Bum. I mean, can you beat that 80's realism?!?

Except "likable" is describing an entirely different concept than "watchable," "entertaining" or "interesting." They're not remotely synonymous.

1) NBC doesn't choose who goes to the Olympics.

"I once took a bag of peanuts away from him."

Yes. With love, I'll add your name to the list of people who missed the joke.

I agree it's normal and not-unhealthy to want attention for the quality of one's output, whether it's your stage work, an author's column, or the little stars I've gotten for my blog comment. I think the need-for-attention that's obnoxious is when people (not this cancer patient, in particular) want attention, not…

I'm going to start with the Inter, and for the main I'll have the Semi. My friend will have the Peri starter and then the Contra. For dessert, we'll share the Post, naturally.