The third one is too controversial. It'd be more like "I Believe Barry Bonds Probably Cheated But I Wasn't There So Who's To Say Really".

I could see this filling a niche for women who keep their phones in their bags and it might actually be some effort to find. But as a tech gadget thing I can't see a lot of women liking it.

Skee ball has been around for a hundred years.

The world's richest Irishman is suddenly half a million quid poorer.

It looks more like a publicity stunt to me: 2-3 hours a day? 8 Players at a time? Even with advertising and a nominal charge to participate I can't imagine this breaking even.

My guess is, Suh and the Dolphins came to a tentative agreement, and his agent leaked it to either fish for a better deal, or else to let everyone else know what the starting point has to be so they stop wasting his time with lowball offers.

I don't get it. How are teams supposed to negotiate without making an offer?

I am betting that Messrs Paul, J and Infamous are looking at that tweet and wishing they'd called their group that.

My take on this phenomenon is that, at best, it's weak. If you're so inarticulate you can't express whatever you were trying to say without it or so oblivious that you don't understand why some people might take offense, maybe you'd better shut up and listen more. Same goes for people unable to be funny without…

Having hated both films, I feel like Dragonball is much, much worse. At least Airbender made me feel like it took place in an actual world with real people. Dragonball never stopped feeling like a bunch of actors in questionable costumes with hairspray reciting lines and listlessly following choreography. When I saw…

The OT is the One True Trilogy. The rest is merely spinoffs.

The most feared being in the galaxy shouldn't start out as a cutesy kid who says things like "Yippee!" and "Are you an angel?"

It's not just people under 30, even I sometimes have trouble watching a movie more than, say, 25 years old for the first time. Hollywood script doctors have made every film's cycle of action and downtime so predictable it's rather jarring to experience something different.

That's a good point, but then you have to ask why, if his wavering was so well-known, no one did anything about it then, either.

Why is this a mystery? Gore signed up when he thought he'd be on a team that included Nick Foles and Jeremy Maclin. Foles has one foot out the door and Maclin's gone for sure, being replaced by Sanchez and ... somebody.

It might get you sponsors.

MLS is a joke of a sports league. I've always thought the idea of sports teams as franchises of a big central organization was a little bit odd, but MLS is run like a fuckin' co-op. You can buy and sell players but only if you're already a member and you have to bring your own bags.

Someone in my family competed for the US in the Olympics after college. So, here are some first-hand facts:

All this obsession with getting calls right is chasing fairy dust, in my opinion. The fact that we are 15 years into the instant replay era and these mistakes still happen suggests to me that replays don't solve the problem. If you want to get everything perfectly called, cover every player, surface, and piece of…

It's largely the fault of three groups of people.