It’s worse than that. I think the cops are trying to say “Look at what we deal with every day, aren’t we heroes? Don’t you feel bad for us?” They are using a child’s circumstance to elevate themselves, that is highly cynical.

“You know that coach should be over there, on him, like, ‘Look, come on, you can’t do that.’ Is that the Cardinal Way?”

As you can clearly see, that wall failed to keep even ONE Latino from crossing into territory occupied by White People.

Yeah! Everyone knows scrappy means white.

Ask Bill Russell.

It means that everyone knows Boston has a unique history of racism among Northern cities and that Bostonians, consistently for decades, have engaged in overt and covert acts of bigotry unknown in such upstanding cities as Chicago and Philadelphia.

LOL he doesn’t make the list at all you see because he’s white.

This seems like a perfect segue into a story about the lack of minorities working in NFL front offices.

“Liberals: “Conservatives are nuts, liberals would never repress anyone’s free speech.”

Whoa! The knockout game is real after all. I owe Sean Hannity a big apology!

Meanwhile, on the other side of the pool...

It seems as though there is some missing information here. Namely, how much money did the 20 opponents give to the 7 Council members versus how much money the team and/or its surrogates give to the same Council members?

It's a $3 baseball. Grow up.

And then you have rule #2 in fighting: never get in a fight if you are wearing a salmon shirt.

Never fight someone who squares southpaw. You will always regret it.

Orange was clearly overmatched, where blue clearly knew what he was doing. Orange threw a bunch of punches early, was constantly off balance, and his guard was down the whole time. Blue just waited for the time to throw the cross. And when he nailed it, orange knew he was in serious trouble and it was time to…

“When Keeping It Real Is Mildly Inappropriate”

What do you mean by they “saved” you?
There was a period when even though we were on the same team, wearing the same uniform, [my teammates] felt like enemies. They [Griffey Jr., Sweeney, Ibanez], saved me from that period. [Editor’s note: Suzuki explained later that in the middle of his career with the Mariners, when…

“Maybe we could just put everyone in one risk pool and be one single payer, and actually drive down the overall cost of providing medicine to our populace.” -America, somewhere around 2055.