All they need to destroy that line of questioning is to find a quote from Jerry Garcia, saying that student athletes should get paid.

"Final question Mr. O'Bannon: in what general direction does Mr. Walton feel a big man should throw it?"

Lawyer: And, Mr. O'Bannon, do you like Ice-T?

Compared to the rest of the country, or compared to the kitchen staff, they certainly do. I know plenty of servers in Portland who make more than white collar office workers. They just think they're broke all the time because they get paid in cash and blow it all.

I'm waiting for a hits batman picks up the ball he was hit with and pegs back the pitcher. that's the only fair way to go about this.

Hey, if rookies didn't want to get drilled by 95-mph fastballs, they should have come into the league as 12-year veterans.

He added, "Like I said, I don't feel bad for me, I feel bad for the horse. And for Victor—I mean, he beat the shit out of that horse, and for what?"

Poor kid is so terrified he's been reduced to sitting on his own stool.

The sad thing is that there are so many good analogies he could have used.

Someone please remind him that even if Tonalist hadn't raced, his horse still finished behind Medal Count, which DID run in the Kentucky Derby.

because I've got the upper advantage.

Seth McFarlane: Hey guys, I've got a hilarious idea for the next episode. What if we have Stewie say "Cool Whip," but instead of saying it once, he says it like, a dozen times?!?

It makes no sense to compare what Brooks did with the people profiled in Weingarten's excellent piece. They are completely different scenarios, and it undercuts your argument to put them in the same league. Regardless, I have no problem whatsoever with what Brooks did. You don't need to "tell everyone it's totally OK…

To get a Super Bowl cities typically need a new stadium - New Orleans, Tampa, Miami excepted due to fabulous weather. And who usually pays for at least part of the new stadiums? Minnesota taxpayers ponied up $506 million for the new one there.

I understood that and accept your comment, but the change only applies to "the event" and then, in the following paragraph they talk about golf in March., without a caveat for that one So, they can get out of golf in February in Minnesota if they want to, but golf in early March in Minnesota doesn't sound like a…

Much like Van Halens famous version, the Super Bowl rider also stipulated no Browns.

That gives them an out for February if they want to use it, but still commits them to golf in Minnesota in "early March."

You misspelled California.

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