(during tomorrow's news conference)

"No, I don't have any comment on it," Lewis said laughing. "Ankle wrenching? That sounds like the WWF."

Past Burfict: I had planned to go after the ankles of guys recovering from ankle injuries without anybody noticing.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, the protest was not mentioned nor shown on ESPN.

Because not being cool with cops killing unarmed teenagers makes you "political"

This isn’t politics. Its life.

Fuck that.

Protesters: [put hands up]

Still curious why DS writers seem intent on labeling 'protestors' and 'Rams/Cardinals fans' as separate entities. Isn't the banner in the above picture identifying them as Rams fans?

hey look, 2 rubes that can't finish reading a paragraph before posting! WOOSH!!!

Yes. Hence the dick-shitting.

I WATCHED UNTIL THE END AND TOTALLY DID NOT EXPECT THE UNC SOFTBALL ALUMNI TO BE THERE!

You hate to see a newspaper get it wrong like this. This kind of careless headline really makes you doubt their credibility. How did this front page get by the editors? I know they jam a ton of work into a tight timeline and everything, but you'd think they'd catch something so glaringly obvious—you spell "filthy"…

"important question"

"Recognizing the purpose that ads serve in other sports, Turner and the NBA have agreed to get rid of TV timeouts and only show commercials during halftime."

-Strangely enough, not in the press release

Sacramento Burger Kings

People are so quick to react negatively, but the NBA can put this ad money to good use. One of the league's plans for the additional revenue will be to use it to bring professional basketball to Philadelphia.

As sad as it sounds, but this will never, EVER end. I mean how exactly are you supposed to take this problem on?

Okay, seriously. What in the actual fuck, folks?

I teach English at the college level; last year, I was privileged to teach ENG 230, which at my institution is a rotating (through the faculty) course that is generously labeled "Special Topics in Literature."

I taught my course, for two semesters, as "Gaming: Literary…