Things got awkward when talking about their favorite position, as they both answered "receiver".

Thankfully, Brent is used to three-and-outs

I'm sure these assholes think they're cool, but all I see is a bunch of squares.

I'm going to t-row up.

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what do white girls and prime numbers have in common?

If you will allow me to get very, very real for a minute: this hysteria over basic is really just a bunch of privileged white girls caring too much about what other people think.

If you will allow me to get very, very real for a minute: this hysteria over basic is really just a bunch of privileged white girls caring too much about what other people think.

But how much can't could a white girl can't even if a white girl literally could not even?

The Shining is not on there so your list is invalid.

In 1976, a young Dustin Hoffman was shooting one of the biggest movies of his career - Marathon Man. (...) To put himself in the mindset of a man losing control Hoffman didn't sleep for days at a time and let his body become disheveled and unhealthy. Finally, after all this work Hoffman notices his co-star Sir…

Yeah, it's one way and it's also a very overrated one. If you are an actor as your career, you need to be able to give a performance whether you're feeling it or not. Because it's your job and, in the case of someone like Shia, the livelihoods of your costars and the crew depend on it. Maybe that doesn't sound…

OMG exactly - the "Method" is not an excuse to act like a dick, but a lot of people use it that way (Christian Bale in the Terminator anyone?). Also, so many actors talk about the "Method" like it's the be all end all of technique, when it's one of many ways to prep for a role.

I once - and this is not an exaggeration - went on an OkCupid date with a guy who spoke in an Australian accent the entire time and told me he was from Perth (like literally had an entire life's story centered around being from there). The next time I saw him, he spoke in an American accent and apologized for…

Tucked away in this issue was a brief interview with Norman Mailer, Kurt Vonnegut and Gore Vidal, I remember reading this issue and scratching my head at it's inclusion.

Here it is, everyone: It's the one time where it's perfectly acceptable to call someone attempting suicide "a coward looking to take the easy way out."

Well, the reason my mom's Barbies were so great was my great-grandmother (who was a seamstress) made all these sick vintage dresses for them. So it's not even really about the Barbies, but the homemade accessories.

What makes this great is so many of my friends joked about flops during the World Cup, while saying that sort of thing never happens in the NFL.

I know it's easy to say, "Oh, the West is the worst," but these kinds of "outsiders carry disease" attitudes aren't unusual to the big bad West. Japanese even today believe that HIV is a "foreigner disease" even though the HIV infection rate in Japan is on the uptick among Japanese themselves. These problems are…