WHY ARE “RECENT VIDEOS FROM DEADSPIN” AUTO-PLAYING. MAKE IT STOP. I AM SO FUCKING DONE JESUS FUCKING CHRIST QUIT RUINING DEADSPIN.

I would say it’s very questionable whether he was actually good. The guy finishes with a career 60.3% completion rate and a 116-116 record, both completely average. Led the league in interceptions three times en route to 241 of them, never broke 70 QBR once in a single season, hasn’t had a double-digit win team this…

This aged pretty poorly, no?

God, I miss the combat from FFXIII. Just give me more of that without the 15 hours of tutorial on the front end.

Probably has something to do with the fact that they turned a $60 game into a $140 one with 3 expansions. Who fuckin thought that would work again?

Veterans Day is in November, idiot.

Soft or hard?

The offensive line statistically played worse than Peterman.

I think, between this and the annual Williams-Sonoma catalog review, we have learned that Drew needs to do more catalog reviews.

If I wanted to watch a big hunking turd barely float its way into a bowl, I’d rewatch the last season of Peyton Manning’s career.

Not the first time someone fucked up at the US Open.

Here’s a good lesson for you kids out there: never take joy in anything because it doesn’t ultimately matter.

I’m kinda happy about the pricing-- it’s an incentive to not dump any more money into Destiny. 

Everything you need to know going into Destiny 2: Forsaken

Loyal Destiny fan here, countless hours playing D1 and D2, sad to say I’m skipping this one as a bit of a political protest with my wallet.  Might pick it up in 3 months when its near free.  Bungie I love you but I hate you too.

She has definitely complained about getting the chestnut highlights when she explicitly stated she wanted caramel.

“But MY dog is well-behaved.”

She’s made some calls to the police about “those people.”

Doki Doki Football Club?

I will be linking to this article (and the previous one) for my students during the fall semester when I cover the subject of plagiarism. I try to have a new “real-world” story for them every semester, to demonstrate that plagiarism has professional and legal consequences well beyond the academic sphere, and this one…