@Ben Zvan: I would really like to see if they could try and botch that link a little more.

@lewisboy: HEAR HEAR!

@ldouglas956: The thing is, I didn't size the picture. The source picture looked fine. Sort of small, but fun. The comment system chose to stretch it out like that.

My favorite. Ummmmm cool picture. wtf?

"Under the leadership of executive director Bill Hancock (right)"

@DirtyDogg: But winning = money, so at the end of the day, it IS all about money.

@isuee94: Dang! I always forget that one!

This goes well beyond a lack of stop lights. This goes for an adventure deep into the realm of pure stupidity, a day trip into the world of not paying any attention to your surroundings and then for a beach party in general asshole-ish-ness.

@anydange: honestly.

@vodkanaut: We're not burning flags in protest, we're tailgating! This one is Carolina style BBQ!

@beiber: Since I can't upload the picture where I highlighted the exact spots, I'm not sure how else to explain it, but I'll try.

@Who-really-cares: You seem to be mistaken. What you are describing, the way you are describing it, is not a thing.

@baneyu: By asking him to think about what was happening you were simply asking too much. You know who else asks for too much? Terrorists.

@ryusen: Far too reasonable, sir. You sound FAR TOO REASONABLE.

@zaxwashere: Start your own blog?

If you don't like the things your job requires you to do, you should quit.

Normal level headed people would likely not lurk an ex on FB, but would also not suffer the same problem; he clearly has an anxiety disorder.

Assuming the yes or no question is fair, sure, but questions — even when simplified to request a simple yes or no answer — can still be loaded.

Should be live video feed. You, four loko and a room full of sober people. And tasks. It's been done, but it's always funny.

@Coup d’état: My post was not even approaching serious.