Barstool Sports, a site for boys who wanna grow up to be Donald Trump Jr., is getting shit on this week. This is a…
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My Cantonese in-laws were in town last weekend to spoil our toddler and make us tasty Chinese food. The talk turned…
He ... has a history of keeping minority, and specifically African-American, ... turnout low.
The team was going to hold a fundraiser for Democrats at their new stadium in Cobb County, but all of the Democratic attendees were arrested on their way up from Fulton County.
Sure, I guess you can say Kemp is xenophobic. But only if you define xenophobic as “having or showing a dislike of or prejudice against people from other countries.”
“Ha, stupid Barves. Way to support a shitlord.
The first time I attempted to make cacio e pepe, I thought it had to be just about the easiest pasta dish to make,…
I make really great fried rice. Before you silently judge me for this arrogance, know this: Behind this hubris lies…
Depending on your mother’s kitchen prowess, you may or may not have treasured recipes of hers that withstand the…
If there’s a straight-up perfect meal, it’s grilled cheese and tomato soup. Many people are unwavering in their love…
C’mon man, let’s allow the voters of Alabama to make their decision.
No, Mookie’s actually better. RF in Fenway is enormous and very, very difficult to play well. Mookie plays it great.
I love Mookie, but he’s no JBJ in the field.
All of these stadium deal pay off for the teams.
The Braves clearly think that their core fanbase is more scared of blacks than traffic.
It’s Cobb’s fault for not wanting to be part of the Atlanta area MARTA bus and rail system.
Traffic clogging is an understatement. This new stadium is going to be a nightmare. The funny thing is, there’s literally nothing wrong with Turner Field (current home of the Braves) and by moving this monstrosity of a stadium to Cobb County, the core of the Braves fans will no longer be attending games. The traffic…
@tastes_like_burning: McKinley had just gotten us into war with the Spanish, and Glossop North End finally earned a spot in the First Division, and for some reason there was a baseball team named the Chicago Orphans.