One of my favorite examples of this problem:

That is true. Beer reviews, strictly speaking, are kinda short; gotta fluff 'em out somehow, so talking about topical beer news seems like an honest enough way to go.

For what it's worth, the entire Rogue Voodoo Donut series is an abomination, and I love Rogue's beers.

We wouldn't have to worry about anyone else catching it.

Bacon and eggs has never, in my 42 years, been wrong. Not once. If my enemy just so happens to think the same way I do, then we have something in common. And only by realizing that what we have in common is greater than what divides us, can we ever truly know peace.

This is the worst conversation I've ever read. But Marchman and Scocca are correct.

It's widespread changes like these that makes me think that Ballmer's Clippers will Excel during the 2014-15 NBA season.

Ray Rice gets two weeks (initially).

Wow, how blunt of her.

I've started to notice the people that say "Don't tell me how to raise my kids!" are the exact people that need to be told how to raise their kids.

Ha, I mean, it's just eggs and tomato sauce. If you close your eyes, you can almost pretend it's a rendition of scrambled eggs and ketchup, only not disgusting.

That loud sound you hear isn't the sound of applause for this move , it's the sound of the Ravens' collective hamstrings snapping from all that backpedaling.

"Better after there is completely damning evidence released that will destroy our brand than never."

I don't really care about football, but I also don't really care about women. Is there some way I can use these two facts to make myself feel morally superior to everyone else without really accomplishing anything?

I love Troegs. I love Nugget Nectar but if you get that stuff any older than two months it is just not that good. A guy I work with is Nugget Nectar freak and he stockpiles it every year. He's got stuff from this years release still in his fridge. It defeats the purpose.

I like to wear cargo shorts and pack a PBR in every pocket.

So the gist of this comment is "Adam Schefter is good at his job???" It's a quid pro quo system. Teams know that if they tell him something it will get out to others (not a shock since he's a reporter and all), but rather than just have it be reported, they get something in return.

Damn good beer, but if you're a Browns fan you might just wanna drink some imperial IPAs and pass out during the first quarter.