Trump definitely does not know about hummus. If he did, he'd think it was too vegetarian and probably for girls or something equally nonsensical.

The “Mind” of Trump

I mean, this is a Presidency that started with Trump bragging about crowd sizes, being rebuffed by the media, then going to the CIA memorial wall (which is like Arlington for civilian intelligence officers) and instead of taking the moment to show reverence for where he was and the lives that were lost by CIA officers…

Some pig.

Not even close.

I can see the scene unfold.

AND!

so, i’m currently undergoing cancer treatment. i’m very very lucky, in that it’s a very curable kind. that being said my coworkers do know about it, as being bald (no head/eyelash/eyebrow hair) kind of gives it away. i’ve just had 5 people ‘pop in’ to see if i’m ok because i sound and look like i’m sad crying.

Of all the things the Palins have done, the worst by far is to ruin MST3K for me:

Karu, I’m confused by your usage of the word “unarmed” in the headline and in the body of this article. Why create an unhelpful debate over the meaning of the word “armed” when Bailey was in fact carrying? A fact, by the way, that you went out of your way not to clarify which forced me to confirm on a different site.…

I think the question is really “should there be a limit to the amount of leeway star players get?”. No one is going to argue that stars shouldn’t get more leeway than some scrub but Farris is essentially arguing that if you want a player of AB’s caliber there’s literally nothing you don’t look the other way on. If AB…

It wasn’t just about the helmet. There was a lot more to it than just a helmet. He called the GM a cracker. Even if they’d forgiven the fines, he was going to orchestrate his own ouster, one way or another.

I get that the Raiders are idiot clownfucks trying to run with their shoes tied together, but I don’t get the point of this vast apologia on Brown’s behalf from someone who knows literally none of the people involved but thinks it sounds kinda similar to this one thing he saw at band football camp twenty years ago.

Yeah I liked TO and I like Antonio Brown as exciting football players, but it also seems probable that they really are egomaniacs and there’s no good way to deal with them and that they will figure out a grievance no matter what.

It’s good to hear the viewpoint from the player’s side, but man is this some entitled bullshit. This whole interview can be summed up as “you need to coddle them unconditionally, 100% of the time, forever, and never, ever question their decision making or character; that’s the correct way to handle a superstar.”

Angela, I cannot go back and review all the Ye articles on the Root from the past 2-3 years (bcuz I have a job!), but I am pretty sure most folks here agreed that they weren’t fucking with Ye anymore, and certainly not buying his music, after all of his capin’ for Tronald Dump. I am disappointed you’re so ready to…

Harris seems like a smart and reasonable guy, but it felt like his entire position was “The Raiders handled everything well, except for any part where they didn’t unequivocally condone AB’s behavior.”

I’ve given up. It’s like Splinter fired their (they’re) editors and rely on the commenters for corrections....

Cool quote about a case from 6 years ago.

Bailey was NOT unarmed. He was stopped by police who were responding to call about a someone being robbed at gunpoint. As soon as the police told him they were going to search him for a firearm, he bolted. He had a firearm in his shorts.