I’d like to buy a tutor.

First - shame one everyone involveds parents. Two of these people are actual children.

Yea. But with the way it was written, you would think it turned out he was selling bibles.

It would be nice to see “fiscal conservatives” get outraged over this type of waste.

Curtilage... Sounds like Charles Barkley describing his knee

I’d love to see an accounting for the amount of money the TPD spent finding under an ounce of weed. Fuck these pricks, go find an actual crime.

at the risk of being that guy, I’d say they were just ordinary “wrong”.

if he doesn’t blind him first

And is watching refs screw up important plays enjoyable for you?

Works with kids too! If you have twins just keep one locked away for safe keeping in case the other one gets eaten by wolves or something. You don’t want your puppy to be sad!

So, instead of arguing that they should have reviewed the play faster, to have it done before the players left the field, or held the players on the field until the review was complete, or just waited until halftime was over to run the penalty kick, you argue that the video replay is the problem.

I could argue that the product is unwatchable and shit if they get it wrong. Like say England vs Germany, Uruguay vs Italy, Mexico vs Netherlands. Mexico vs Argentina etc etc. And those are international games in the world cup that had shitty product after the shitty calls by shitty refs

You act as if the players had all gone home for the day. They had to come back out of the locker room so a penalty could be taken. THE HORROR!

Agreed. Just another farce of a billy article

And if the ref had missed that incredibly obvious penalty in a big relegation battle, there’d be a massive shitstorm about that as well.

Or, you could just use the lost stuffed animal as a life lesson. “Mr. Snuggles is lost somewhere cold and alone because you don’t take care of your things.” “That’s what happens when you don’t eat your vegetables.” “We all die cold and alone.”

My boy has insisted on taking a couple of toys around with him at various points in his life: I give him the option to leave them in a safe spot, but he has taken the toy with him and then promptly lost it somewhere. We went back and looked, but did not find it. Now, it’s a lesson about consequences and he’s moved on…

Works with pets too! We adopted two identical puppies and keep one locked in the basement in case the original runs away or something.

Maybe I’m just being the lone weirdo here, but I don’t necessarily agree with the idea that you should have duplicates.

Not enough people do...