So am I. You can thank Poundingsand for bringing this kinja gibberish out.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Everyone who&#39;s ever written a script for a star has gotten the &quot;protect the hero&quot; note, but I developed two projects with <a href="https://twitter.com/TheRock?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@TheRock</a> &amp; his ace producer <a…

Senna would have told them to get fucked from the beginning, not after a bad race. 

It’s a height joke. Mack isn’t actually that tall. 

Of course Mack has been watching the GX. They’re specifically built for extremely tall persons. 

That’s completely wrong. 

Not trying to be a dick here, but I’ve never heard anyone refer to residential 220 as “2-phase”.

Personally, I wanted a penalty box and short handed situations.

Who among us didn’t have a (knock-off) Saleen wing on their fox body?

That’s the greatest home theater I’ve ever seen.

Having a notorious hothead with nothing to lose is a good way to fuck up your negotiations. That’s just common sense. 

While I’m not sure Solo is the prefect fit, I do see some value in a voice that has nothing to lose with respect to the federation. 

Disagree.

lol

While I’m not sure Solo is the prefect fit, I do see some value in a voice that has nothing to lose with respect to the federation. 

I got cut off by a red one (not sure I’ve ever seen red before) yesterday.

Look at Mr Collins, bringing the hottest of takes all in one reply.

Just saw that Bury are getting a 12 point deduction as punishment for clearing some of their debt through a CVA.

But the Paddy Power example is basically the same. Put your company name on the shirt that won’t cost much so far as sponsorship goes. Break the rules on-purpose in order to generate press. Pay the resultant fine and reap the benefits of free* publicity.

This seems to be the standard way of generating influence. The whole trope of all press being good press holds true.