Fair enough. Lord knows what Lesnar has put in his body over his career. But I’m sure that having a foot of colon removed doesn’t help his overall ring performance.

Yeah, I was a (chubby and slow) runner about four years ago when my digestive system went haywire. I’m just now starting to feel like I could get back into it.

I wonder if this has anything to do with his diverticulitis and surgery. I have dealt with GI problems much less severe than his, and they are unbelievably terrible.

She certainly doesn’t seem very stable. Seeing her take out her frustrations on that poor animal just fillies me with disgust and leaves me colt.

Are you thinking of Doo Ho Choi? Because as far as I know the Maestro version of Dong Hyun Kim has only has three UFC fights (Dominique Steele, Polo Reyes, Brendan O’Reilly).

The correct answer is Doogie Howser and Gordon Ramsay, but I’ll allow this.

I’ll leave it to one of you wise guys to make the joke about finding the smaller Dong less satifying.

Just a point of information about the upcoming UFC event; there are actually two fighters in the UFC named Dong Hyun Kim. One is nicknamed “Stun Gun,” fights at 170, and is pretty well-known. That’s not the guy who is fighting this weekend.

So is this a better or worse use of money than copper-infused knee braces?

I actually bought an iPod 4-5 years ago just to listen to podcasts. I prefer Android to iOS for my phone, but there is literally no easy way to listen to podcasts with an Android app.

It is easily the best way to keep up with podcasts. I have tried dozens of podcast applications and have never found anything that works better than iTunes. The convenience of having every podcast I want to listen to in one location keeps me tied to iTunes in spite of its awful UX.

My primary interaction with Apple products is iTunes. I don’t understand how anyone could use this application for ten minutes and be able to say Apple is committed to good user experience design. iTunes is easily one of the most convoluted, counterintuitive, bloated pieces of software I’ve ever had to interact with.

It is never good to see a college athlete flauta rule like that.

I just hope the officials can relleno in this sort of dirty taco in the future. An ounce of prevention is worth a pinto cure.

What if someone using PEDs got into the ring and killed someone because of their enhanced strength?

This is certainly true; if there is some way to stage one-off freak show fights to make a profit then someone will find a way to do it. That’s why Bob Sapp still gets to fight in Japan. (This is also a big part of Bellator’s business model and is largely responsible for Kimbo Slice vs. Dada 5000.)

I don’t disagree with anything you say here. But no one is going to do this because there is literally no money in it for the promoter.

The fighters would love to take more money, of course. But how are they going to get people to come to their fights? Where will they hold them? How will they get them on television?

The issues with that is that the people who could make it happen have no economic incentive to do so.

Yes. It would be delightful if the arguing idiots on the internet moved on and learned about some of the dozens of other logical fallacies that litter their borderline-incoherent ramblings.