"Come with me if you want to live. We're going to Vegas, baby."

"I'll be back ... For a 12-pack."

That's not really what this article is about (that is a specific case; this article is about a general phenomenon), but sure, I think the term was lazily applied in that instance to mean "I don't like this article."

This entire argument seems to teeter on disingenuously misinterpeting what people mean when they use the word clickbait. Clickbait and alluring headlines are not one and the same.

When she stood up, I thought "That must be the dude she was hitting on, why are they taking him away?"

Then I saw what appeared to be breasts and and I was all "Awwww hell nah."

that's a man baby

I used to run at night.

"We're both California kids..."

4. Every time you see a dog on camera, drink.

4. be a stray dog, wander into ceremony.

Thank you.

The people that game exclusively on mobile aren't the... brightest people out there. All you need to make a hit app these days is go to Newgrounds, rip off whatever "game" your eye lands on first, an put the word "bird" or "birds" in the title. Instant retirement fund.

It's kind of amazing how much money people are able to make off of Flash games we saw over 10 years ago.

Doesn't Greece always finish first in the opening ceremony? So, if we know in advance that it's fixed and Greece is going to win the gold medal in opening ceremony, why bother to watch at all, live or delayed?

its 2014. NBC, ABC, CBS FOX are still making the viewer have to find work arounds to watch live network television online.

Honestly the Opening Ceremony is one of those events where you have to watch with everyone on Twitter to make it more fun. Not everyone is going to be able to watch it live, so I think I'll take my chances with the delayed NBC feed with the US bias that I so want.

Wow, that's hard to believe.

Wrong Graphic Is Wrong, Graphic

Stay Clausy, DC.