You are very dumb and have no idea what "off the record" means.
Is it really the sleazy ivy league-ness that is the problem though? When the Yanks signed Chapman, or when the Mets re-signed Reyes, or when the Cubs got Chapman (srsly, f that guy), it was more of a low-key face-rubbing of “yeah, this is a baseball move” and “due process” “charges dropped” etc.
“That’s Gregory attempting to do cocaine. And that’s Matthew successfully doing cocaine.”
You sweet summer child.
Oh dear. Bush to Live is a massive step sideways.
Roethlisberger cares very little about consent.
Turning into salt? That’s asking a Lot.
Not the Antonio Brown come back story I expected.
Steelers fans like him again now
“A lot, actually.”
-Taiji, Japan
But they don’t have to. Running backs are largely a commodity in today’s NFL. The top contracts almost exclusively go to quarterbacks and edge rushers with a few WRs thrown in. Overpaying for a running back is dumb.
That reason alone should disqualify him from being on the $20 bill.
55 yards is such a bomb straight off of turf. Man or woman.
“Some people are fans of the Los Angeles Chargers.”
For food we had: Steak. Burgers. Bar-b-que. Pizza. Beer. Soda. Milkshakes. Mari-fucking-juana. A DJ. Ice cream cake.
His advice: Get a federal permit to kill one of the vultures, then hang it in a tree or other spot where other vultures can see it for miles around.
My guess is Barstool fans have a pretty nuanced take on union advocates in sports. I’m guessing they think of Andy Messersmith as being a team-first, scrappy and hustling labor man as opposed to Curt Flood and his athletic, showboating, individualistic take on worker’s rights.
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