Do you fart with a British accent, now?

Maybe to hear about. Not to experience!

Oh, for God's sake, get over it. The author meant nothing by it, and you're still very, very special, okay?

Do your homework and know the dealer invoice pricing for the model you're interested in, and for all the options and packages you're considering.

Those of us from Colorado have known this for years. The drive from Denver (5,280 feet) up to the mountains (>10,000 feet) is always a flatulent experience.

You might have misunderstood WoWS.

This is a great post. Thoughtful, measured and well-articulated. It also contradicts the author's narrative, so of course it's languishing in the grays.

I agree that many athletes are bad at managing personal finances. I'm not sure why you think mandating a four year degree is the best remedy.

Everything you say is true, but it's fruitless for either of us to speculate on what might have happened in an alternate universe, since I could easily counter by imagining that, "if he stayed for another season, he likely would have improved, gone higher in the draft, secured a bigger contract, and been more likely…

No dog in this fight. Any possibility he's looking out for his players who might benefit from a second year of college basketball?

"Look at little Jayden! So adorbs. You can tell he's totally like, 'Mom, that corn better not be for me!' LOL!!!"

That's because Albert's Dad hates him. Which explains why Burneko's entire portfolio is just an extended attempt to assert his own worth.

#notallwomen

Agreed, and good for you. Obviously, the lawyer in that story was a disgusting creep, but I wasn't too psyched about the server busting out the "do you know who my Dad is?" line.

Sam's a good name. It seems like a kind name, if that makes any sense.

That's cool. Thanks.

That's a talented, little kid.

The world's second best soccer player.

Thank you, Mr. President.

Good point. The movie quote is actually quite stupid.