I perhaps needed a #tinfoilhat qualifier in the last piece. I figured if I set out enough of a coherent argument, I shouldn’t be mistaken for a bitter yinzer. But I guess I was wrong about that.

Now the comment section is full of butthurt Steelers fans.

I could have left the comment as a boring “But there’s a bit more to add to this rules explanation”, but I also saw an opportunity for a deliberate provocation of Patriot lovers and haters alike. My bad, I plead guilty to trollghazi.

I fully believe I’m an idiot. But I’m a Pats fan too, so every day is a great day!

TELL BARRY THAT, JERKFACE!!!1!

No Mark Sanchez reference is complete without a reminder that he is currently running Chip Kelly’s offence.

So here’s a question. What Bengals did was illegal, but what the Pats did was not. Because the former were saying stuff that was designed to disrupt the snap, while the latter were doing stuff designed to do the same. But read the rule again:

Well no shit, how else do they pay for all their advertising?

Pretty sure the class action guys won’t take long finding out.

Ugh... who wants to celebrate Bangsgiving

Submitted on behalf of the Eagles starting quarterback.

Week 12 prediction.

In related news, Minneapolis-St Paul is reporting a boner epidemic. The CDC is investigating.

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My wife’s also from Boston. I shout Go Sahx whenever she’s doing laundry

Ted - yeah, kill me already, but Seth McFarland absolutely slays it

Question: You’ve lost eight of nine to the Patriots. Is that something that keeps you up at night considering how much time you spend talking about them?

The “super cheap” comment is ridiculous, and I agree with pretty much everything else you say here.

Nearly 20 years ago. My memory could be playing tricks on me, but I think the return ticket to Mumbai was around $750. And I think I had around another $900 of travellers checks on me (assumption was I could live on around $10 a day). I put few things on a credit card, but I lived incredibly fucking cheap for 3…

The only thing I would say about stuff like a year of travel, for example, is that it should be a fuckload cheaper than a year of college, and could be a worthwhile experience. (I spent 3 months in India a while back, if memory serves all-in it cost around 2k, paid for out of a small inheritance that I got that year)