I was once a yelper before I became involved in food service so I see both sides of the aisle.

if it’s widely in use, it’s a word. language does not exist without words like bae existing. Otherwise we’d still be speaking Indo-European

She would probably laugh in his face on the way to collecting more Emmys

I don’t see Ken Griffey, Jr. anywhere in this picture.

The kid will learn that briles did something wrong? When will he learn? How will learn? How do you and I know more about it than someone who lives there, who is intimately involved with the program being investigated?

Makes traditional “I don’t know but my gut tells me” argument - gets immediately proven wrong by next commenter. Yep, that pretty much sums it up.

Sorry, can’t talk right now, too busy bemoaning how Donald Trump has single-handedly turned our country into a haven for racist, transphobic, misogynist xenophobes.

I’m taking issue with inaccurate and biased reporting. Its like using false hyperbole to prove a point about something - I get it, you think this one thing is really great or really terrible, but you sound like a damn jamoke just sittin there makin shit up to prove your point.

Lol at the idea that one man put the city in debt. There were no votes or anything of the sort? He was just like, “ok miami, I’m taking your money, tough shit if you don’t like it.”

it’s a semantics argument; my take - “cosplay” has existed for thousands of years!

This man has never stirred a food dish in his lifetime.

It’s almost like it’s impossible to demand respectful behavior while also being a kind, well-adjusted person.

There’s a big difference between “some people still talk like that” and “come on dude, all dudes still talk like that in private dude”

*Some* of the guys I know use this term but they don’t around me because they know I think it makes the speaker sound like an ignorant knuckle dragger (who legit doesn’t give a fuck about other people in general).

How is he not in the same generation as la russa?

Not to mention my least favorite manager of all time, Tony la russa, who had incredible success with 2 organizations. Also joe Torre.

That’s odd; I went to the best UC (obvs not berkeley) and university of California means berkeley to me.

I want to agree with you but women’s college athletics has gone hand in hand with title ix for the entirety of both’s existence.

But people don’t like having to do stuff. Or something.

This is a semantics issue that could be argued all night. Softball at the NCAA level is to my knowledge exclusively a women’s sport (eh title ix isn’t about gender, yadda, yadda, yadda bullshit). It may be a loose application, but softball’s existence at umizz can be at least related to title ix*