It’s super frustrating when you’re trying desperately to get on a point, and you see a Mcree or something standing right above it, just plugging away. Gotta take one for the team, bruh.

It’s getting up in to the 60s now. A light coat or sweatshirt, and you’re good to go!

“A shark-obsessed boss...”

That’s the thing in sports when the team’s star goes down: it’s hard to gauge if you’re seeing the rally effect or if the team is just that good.

I tuned into this, wondering how it would go. I haven’t watched one since Spicey was rockin’ it.

So: Trump calls Cohen, and they talk about destroying evidence in the Daniels case. The wire tap picks that up, which is monstrous evidence that enables them to get a judge to sign off on a no-knock raid on an attorney. There’s no way Cohen doesn’t flip, right?

Someone on reddit made the connection, which I totally missed, between Quill’s response to Stark saying something like, “We’ve almost got it!” being, “I don’t care”, and Stark’s response of “I don’t care”, to Cap saying, “That wasn’t him”, in CW. There are a lot of little call backs and allusions in the dialog in this…

It’s really something when you hear this guy, and you say, “What a pussy”, instead of, “Wow, it’s insanely messed up that anyone would be made to feel that way.”

Big deal, Steph Curry always does this.

That’s literally what the Baby Boomers were supposed to be. Then they grew up, got jobs, the 80s happened, and they had kids like me. My dad was a life-long democrat (very anti-war, hated both Reagan and both Bushes), but was not the most socially tolerant person.

Did they get footage of the brawl after this kid got beaned in the 6th?

I find this to be not applicable, because Vinny was actually a very good lawyer!

I thought about that, but people are going to know he/she is Spencer’s lawyer at some point. Also, lawyers are usually pretty savvy, so anyone who takes him on as a client HAS to know they’re going to get blow-back. It’s just fishy, very Trumpian. “I’ve found the right person” is a lot like,”A lot of people are…

I don’t want to watch his crappy video, but does he mention the attorney’s name? There’s no reason not to, and if he doesn’t, that’s suspicious to me.

I’m not a hockey fan (my dad wasn’t, so I never really got into it), but if they make the finals, I’ll be watching.

His cheeks look removable.

The headline is still misleading/click-baity. If I say I cancelled my doctor’s appointment, you’d assume I didn’t go to the doctor. If I said I had to postpone my original appointment, you’d likely infer that I eventually went.

I support Yeti because, unlike the other coolers mentioned, they get my affinity for cryptozoology.

“I need to introduce myself to people who don’t know me or know some bastardized version of me that they’ve gotten from a website or a TV show.”

Wait, did Farrow say the Clinton cancelled the interview, or tried to cancel the interview? Because it would seem as though it was the latter, but the title says the former, which would be misleading.