Fuuuuuuck you and your “unsuitable” American beer. You're right, the macro stuff is swill, but our craft beer is sooooo much better than anywhere else and it's not particularly close.

You must have missed it.

This is so dumb. +1

This was great.

Oh my god. I'm not even a Sconnie, but this is devastating. My high school coach idolized him, and instilled that all us. His reach was deep. What a loss.

Oh my. That gaping maw is unsettling.

Man, that’s a fun little team. Philly, watching the joy in that video has to hurt, knowing that this franchise is basically the counterpoint to The Process (tm)(lol).

That one at :15 slays me.

Just guffawed. People are looking.

Uncanny, really.

Let's give it the Clark the Cub treatment. I'd do it, but I'm on public transit, and I don't think the people around me would get it.

The argument of the OP, bless his heart, was that he disliked and doubted the ultimate effectiveness of smallball. I pointed out that the ultimate expression of 90’s NBA in today’s league was a big, tough lineup like the one trotted out by the Cavs, led by an all time great (if not the GOAT) performance by an all time…

That’s a fair point, I guess, but they did have the greatest player of his generation, maybe ever (hate to say that because I hate LeBron’s game as much as you hate Steph’s), playing so well that people were honestly talking about him winning the MVP in a series that really wasn’t even close. My main point was that…

...in a 4-2 drubbing. Not that there’s not a place for one-trick ponies in this league any more, but what makes that lineup so dangerous, and why it smoked the Cavs and everyone since, is that it’s full of a bunch of guys who excel at every part of the game and can guard multiple positions. A Dennis Rodman, of whom…

I want you guys to meet and fall in love.

“Martellus Bennett, line two.”

As a former resident, I can attest that New Mexico is indeed uninhabitable.