There is “curious” and there is “intrusive”. Wondering how Mr. Schumacher is doing is curious (and fine). Being in the audience of people who actively seek (and/or pay for) such pictures is intrusive (and not fine).

To answer Kayvon Walker’s question, it last happened in September, 2014 against the Oakland Raiders, 16-9.

“I can’t believe that shit, they named me Kayvon”

In the spirit of equality... WHEN WILL THE CULTURE APPROPRIATION END!1

If that was the case, Michigan would have inexplicably made it into the playoffs, been discounted by everyone, won, and then gloated until the next playoffs.

You can’t line up in front of the center, but he wasn’t lined up. He was running.

Well, probably for the neck area. I wonder if he took viagra if he’d grow taller?

Goddamn that’s a scrotum-looking neck.

10. Getting run over by a Hair Club for Men van

you gotta love danish, the language that is so mushed kids literally learn to speak later in denmark than other countries. (or snopes will just disprove that for me, but it’s a factoid i’ve seen over and over through the years)

Come on, Gita, no love for his portrayal of Le Chiffre in Casino Royale?

That’s why I put $0/$0 on applications that ask for prior salaries.

Especially for sub-genres “this SNL skit” and “80s/early 90s comedy movie”. Aside from Bill Brasky and The Burbs I’ve had little success.

My favourite part of your reply is the “could have” rather than “could of”. It’s like an extra zinger that this dude doesn’t comprehend.

Bam! Fahey w/ the factual content and subtle grammar burn!

The best is he tried to burn you and said “could of.”

No, I watch those. They are big Narcos fans.

I’ve made this wonderful clipart diagram to show my feelings about why I love Fahrenheit. If you use the 0 to 100 scale and divide it into basically equal chunks (0-32, 32-66, 66-100), you have the coldest most people experience, the freezing point of water, the perfect indoor temperature, and the warmest most people…

Celsius is just arbitrary. Melting and boiling points of water under conditions which exist almost nowhere on earth? How is that repeatable? And the temperature scale works for nothing in science regarding heat transfer except lousy conduction, ignoring everything else that happens.

If you’re not from Brazil, it’s hard to understand the magnitude of this tragedy.