The people who seem indifferent to whether they hit any pedestrians are worse, of course, but I feel like there’s no point in trying to address those idiots. It seems like it’s always one or the other — either fleeing for my life, or calculating if I want to pick up my walking pace for some doofus who could’ve easily k…

Also:

Pontypool’s great. One of the best films when it comes to creating a sense of claustrophobia. Pontypool. And the way the cast and the bit and Pontypool and the way to the Pontypool and Pontypool. Pontypool. Pontypool.

Same here. Nimoy was unquestionably the best actor on the show, but Kelley was the only other capable of even approaching his level, and he really didn’t get enough opportunities to do so.

I agree that JD was a better player. But the HOF is often unfair, and along predictable lines.

Oh, I’m not saying that anyone SHOULD support such a candidacy. But examples like Don Sutton tell us that B+ players who get in the vicinity of certain milestones will eventually get in.

Judge Aquilina was providing emotional restitution on behalf of our State by allowing the victims to place their anger and pain with her.

During my most recent rewatch a couple years ago, I was really surprised how much it really is the Shatner-Nimoy show to the exclusion of DeForest Kelley. McCoy, outside of a couple episodes, has virtually no character building scenes and largely exists to burnish Spock’s character or deliver exposition. He’s billed…

“Compilers” get in eventually, even if they were never actually that great. So if he gets to 2,800 he’ll probably make the Hall, though it might be a while.

So you all got sick of commenters complaining about all the White Sox and Mets coverage and decided to focus on the Braves instead for a while?

I tried to hail a cab today and I accidentally picked off a Christian Hackenberg pass.

Atop a donkey. 

On October 31, 2004, the Minnesota Timberwolves offered Sprewell a 3-year, $21 million contract extension, substantially less than what his then-current contract paid him. Claiming to feel insulted by the offer, he publicly expressed outrage, declaring, “I have a family to feed ... If Glen Taylor wants to see my…

I'm guessing young Ronald isn't going to have to worry about being able to feed his family. 

The Atlanta Barves.

EDIT: I don’t know what I’m talking about. Ignore me, if you weren’t already.

And the pitcher, who struck out the final batter while holding a two-run lead, gets charged with an “L.”

That’s an interesting take.

Yes, that is a typical Deadspin reader. Well done.

Following similar logic, I have come to the realization that any team that forbids players players to kneel or otherwise protest during the national anthem is disrespecting all Deadspin commenters. I call on my fellow “Deadites” -- a word I just coined that has never been used anywhere else, trust me, don’t Google it -…