How can anyone forget her influential work as "Blonde" in that one episode of Strong Medicine?

He could spend half his time writing for Deadspin, the other half writing for Kotaku, and the other half just being awesome.

Social skills have a lot to do with being a quarterback. He's supposed to try to keep people from making contact and there he is calling and tweeting them.

The Poor Man's Mint Julep

Tim Tebow and the Book of Job walk into a bar. The Book of Job says, "ouch."

I would imagine he has several occasions to use "Who Dat" so it's probably programmed in.

I wonder if his computer-speech system has autocorrect. Would he have had to phonetically spell out "Who Dat?"

I like the gentle rocking back and forth. It's very romantic.

And here I was about to make a "Bob Costas is short" joke, without realizing that this was about questioning the government and false flags.

This looks like the makings of the least exciting episode of Deal or No Deal yet

Also sharing advice on draft day etiquette, Brett Favre reminds kids to properly style their bangs before any press photos:

When I was 17, my mother was "cleaning my room" and found a note a friend had written me in class that included a passage to my future children about all the drugs their mother (I) had done in high school.

Which would explain the charges.

Not to be confused with the charges brought up against this guy:

Now that's some fuckin shit.

It's okay though, because they are "going to go to court."

True.

6 year old girls didn't know what they were for. At least not in my childhood.

When I was young, my family would travel every year to a Thanksgiving Pow Wow in Alabama. There would always be lots of vendors with jewelry and crafts. My sister and I would always get the little feather hair clips.

As I said, it's a problem not knowing where to look. They do exist. But I'm a white woman with money. Source: Me - female in Mississippi