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You stupid bitch!

He was so proud of himself for how they redecorated OJ's house.

Watch ESPN app on Apple TV has the entire thing, don't need a subscription or login

They show a photo of OJ palling around with Trump in this doc, FWIW.

That scene actually is in the documentary almost in its entirety.

That's one of my favorite rap songs ever, when does that scenario come up? In the video? Because it's definitely not in the lyrics.

And it was surprises, because as we all know, comedy equal surprises?

I just laughed out loud at this.

The problem was the ref saw Dana still touching her, which should have been an automatic DQ

I quit with the new series after that episode because it was perfect and that is the last memory of The X Files that I need.

You're clearly a richie rich kid from Milton

Mitch describing himself white knuckling the script was hysterical

I loved it. Ray and Wiger teaming up on Mitch was hilarious even though I'm Spoon Nation all the way.

"I'm back!"
"Uh, from where, exactly?"
"Yes, exactly."

I like "This is How We Do It," but he sounds like such a nerd who happens to live in South Central L.A. and can't get over how excited he is to be going to one of the cool parties. He's bragging about giving his keys to his designated driver. That's so responsible!

"Turn up the Night" is the first track on Black Sabbath's Mob Rules album, but your comment now makes me wish I could have heard Ronnie James Dio sing a version of "Return of the Mack", or hear Mark Morrison cover Black Sabbath.

This song is catchy as hell, and it's one of those late 90s R&B jams that I actually get excited to hear.

If he says "I didn't do this," he's making a statement of fact, and making himself a part of the story. If he truly didn't do it, maybe he's content with knowing he didn't do it, and doesn't want to be involved in the story whatsoever?

Exactly. Salon and Slate's mission statements seem to be geared towards generating the most outrage out of the mundane as possible.

If all opinions were judged like comedic premises: