I’d almost venture to guess that this level of institutional racism goes back before Bacon’s Rebellion. It was ingrained because of the White Man’s Burden. And it still exists, in some form or fashion.

Going north won’t bring him a medal.

He wants to, single-handedly, return Hearts to their former glory.

They’ve got their wings, and their oxygen tanks. They’re the rowdiest, and quietest supporters out there.

Who will protect Jason Grimsley now?

I’m still trying to unload my 1991 Upper Deck Todd Van Poppels. If you see him, remind him that he owes me money for all of them.

Well, considering that Dayton has two clubs of their own...

I have Nick & Fred to thank for my love of this gem:

So, your scorer received a red card in the match prior to this. Shouldn’t that lead to his goal being rescinded?

Uh, the Jersey Cowboy just returned from being abroad.

Right, but was the rule about “crowding the plate” enforced during the 70s and 80s?

That was no standing shoulder-check. That was a forearm/elbow to the face.

It’s also important to ask whether your prescriber feels like you are facing a viral or bacterial infection.

The Dutch Lions still exist though, I can visually attest to this fact.

God, this is almost to European football levels of laundry airing.

Fair enough. Apparently, I’ve been wrong for many many years about that. I’m glad to see the rule itself.

Slint made this list?

How is that not a Ground Rule double? Anyone on the field is considered to be part of the field. Therefore a ball that goes over the fence off a player should be ruled a GRD. If I’m wrong, could someone please show me where in the rule book, it states this?

Maybe it’s time we implore our cities to establish and maintain better, alternative forms of mass transit. Create reliable and affordable means to avail people to get to where they need to be. As well as alleviating environmental stresses, and accelerated degradation of roadways. It’s time we move away from our toxic,…

That’s quite the pickle there...