Actually, if you want to see a fun saga, check out the special rules MLB had to implement with the Rockies due to allegations of them using special baseballs for their half of innings to fuel comebacks a few years ago. There were rumors that they would substitute special non-humidor'ed balls when they were behind.
The happiest team about all of this nonsense? The Colts. No one's talking about how badly they shit the bed Sunday night, or how timidly and poorly Pagano coached them.
If you've been struggling to care about the Patriots being accused of deflating footballs, and have been hoping the…
I'm fine with the slowdown. Keep it up long enough and we can decrease revenues from ticketing poor people, trim the budget, and fire some cops. Start with any that have had excessive force complaints.
Or you know, a big fucking metallic pole sticking out of the top of a building.
I find most of this essay very powerful. One area I wonder about is where you think good white people feel like they should be rewarded - what should good white people do then? Not delete trolls? Not be outraged? Keep the outrage to themselves? I understand the frustration of people seemingly wanting to be…
In July, New York police officer Daniel Pantaleo choked unarmed black man Eric Garner to death, in broad daylight,…
Yup.
Yes, you can request a wheelchair whether you need it or not. My preferred method of helping these people is to give them a tip after I see someone else get out of the chair and not tip them.
I had no idea that one is supposed to tip the wheelchair pusher (I've never used their services but it's good to know for future reference). Is that in all states? Did anyone else know that?
When I invent a time machine, after Hitler, I'm going to go find the guy who invented working for tips.
"It was one of the funniest/strangest/most disgusting and confusing things I've ever seen in my life."
I play by nobody's rules, not even my own.
What do you expect? He wasn't about to cry over it.
You really gave 110% with this comment...
What I have learned from years of watching Maury Povich episodes is that when someone says they are more than 100% sure of something, the chances that it is a lie increase as the percentage increases. Those who are really telling the truth will say they are "100% sure." The liars say things like "A million percent…