This should be trotted out every single damn time the Republicans want to be the ‘party of jobs’ and go on and on about the economy they inherited but want to take sole credit for.

The best part of it was it’s the shot he wanted the whole time. Over the best wing defender in basketball, from almost 40 feet away. 

Two incredible things about that shot:

That was some horseshit NBA JAM eat-your-money cheating-AI shenanigans of a shot... And it was fucking AWESOME

Chris, that was awesome. Fuck.

It’s not being obtuse to recognize that simplifying somebody’s life down to “she left him because he lost his leg,” is childishly lacking in context. A former elite athlete loses his leg which leads his mental state to deteriorate to the point of contemplating suicide. This impacts his relationships including a broken…

I was gonna support the NCAA but they were 5 miles beyond my care radius so the NCAA can go fuck itself.

Wow, Scott Walker made a shitty decision? Color me fucking surprised.

As a fellow Mets fan that knows it is too early to get excited and that the team will be riddled with injuries by the all-star break, this was my reaction:

Foxxcon is known for this epic level fuckery. This is why doing this kind of thing is always a bad idea. You always lose more money on the deal then you ever make.

Difference, you can actually have the snake oil bottles in your hand, therefore actually having proof that there is something to build from. You’re actually ahead of Foxconn in a few ways there.

The 300 million that taxpayers paid for is still pretty bad. Probably a bunch of roads and pavement that used to be forested areas so that’s always fun.

If your article gets any traction at all, the NCAA will reverse the decision to avoid embarrassment.  So... everyone... SHARE THE HOLY FUCK OUT OF THIS.

What. The. Ass.

If anyone actually believed they were going to build this here, I have a bridge made out of snake oil for sale as well.

It is not really about the Court - or shouldn’t be. Its about the jurors chosen, if the case gets there without settlement. Jurors, often enough, are swayed by how much they like the witnesses. It really can come down to just that.

That send is known as the "Wendell Kim".

I have no reason to doubt her, but from the court’s perspective, it seems like this is going to come down to a he-said/she-said about a five-year-old incident that occurred behind closed doors.

Maybe some sort of Bull Durham life lesson kind of thing.

This is gross but I remain glad that more women are speaking out about their experiences. The only way the culture’s ever going to change is if people are held accountable for their actions (or at very least publicly dragged for them, since our legal systems not great at holding rich white people accountable for…