That’s a pretty demented and deeply elitist attitude.

C’mon lab-grown meat...

Wa-D.D. Driver sums it up perfectly with this rhetorical question:

So that guy dedicated a year of his life forming a fake friendship in order to get back at the guy who . . . spoiled a movie?

This is just...sad and pathetic. And arguably much, much worse than what originally happened to this person because he actually made this other guy feel like he had a good friend before getting his revenge.

yeah nah this isn’t real. dude wouldn’t have engaged the second he said “like how you spoiled infinity war for me” and probably muted the convo. and again, taking pictures throughout the movie woulda been impossible someone woulda told him to turn his phone off

So this asshole was in the theater with his phone out taking pictures? He’s worse than the spoiler.

I mean, that guy was a troll, but this guy is a sociopath. If I were that troll, I’d sleep with one eye open for the rest of my life.

Dives in hockey are usually pretty easy to tell. If a player gets legitimately knocked down, they tend to spring right back up so they don’t get caught out of position or they immediately get up and go after the person who hit them in some mistaken form of machismo.

they also gave up 4 goals on a 5min PP. That is horrendous. I think the call was legit. Not an easy one to make, but wtf was Eakin doing with his stick off the face off anyway?

Counterpoint:

Yes, it’s an unusual injury from a cross-check. But if a cross-check results in a serious injury, the player who committed the violation needs to be ejected. That’s the chance a player takes when he puts another player in peril by committing a penalty.

You got screwed in the playoffs.  Congratulations, you’re officially an NHL franchise.

My big takeaway from this article is that the Sharks have a guy named Barclay Goodrow on their team. I’m just assuming that he plays wearing a monocle and smoking a cigarette with one of those super long holders.

A shorthanded goal in double OT to stave off elimination.

“Gee, I’ll bet you’re fun at parties” says local man with multi-paragraph rebuttal to sports argument

;)

This whole college scandal thing sort of baffles me. 1. It’s been going on basically since colleges have existed (not saying it’s right, but why are people surprised?) 2. Why is law enforcement going after them so hard, while banks can defraud their customers, corporations can actually kill people from negligence, and…

If we are posting on-point Far Sides, this is the best one:

Loughlin spent upwards of $500,000 to ensure that both of her daughters got into the University of Southern California,