I agree. Good call out.

I’m a fat guy. Not a chubby guy or a husky guy but a really fucking fat, going to die young if I can’t figure out how to fix myself fat guy. For any of you women out there that are fat like me, fat in the way that you’re killing yourself slowly just by existing the way you do - every time you feel the urge to spend…

I see where you’re coming from, esp. in comparison with, like, that horrible Robin Thicke video. But the term “male gaze” is very specific, it comes from film theory, and it’s the idea that visual media is constructed around an assumed (hetero) male viewer, and that women on screen are inherently sexualized by that…

Because my siblings and I shouldn’t inherent anything from my parents? All the family keepsakes, their house, their cars should get sold off because taxes?

nah billy you eat shit

Awww that’s cute. Billy is a Madrid hater. haha

Hack-a-Shaq and its variants are boring to watch, but if Blake Griffin wants to get mad at anyone, get mad at DeAndre for being a ~.400 career FT shooter, or get mad at his teammates for passing to said ~.400 career FT shooter when Hack-a-Shaq is a legal strategy.

I don’t really know why people get so up in arms about the hack-a strategy. This isn’t baseball. There are no unwritten rules. It’s legal, so make your free throws.

GIVE ME EBITDA OR GIVE ME DEATH

FanDuel made $3m last week just on ONE of their daily fantasy games. DraftKings made $2m on their big Sunday seller. They spent ~$5m a week on ads at the height, so it seems pretty clear they’re more than profiting.

The sites are losing a good deal of money because they’re spending significantly more in advertising than they are bringing in in revenue. It’s the dot-com-era model of sacrificing all current profits to boost market share and make money “eventually”.

Much like in political spending, the only winners here are the…

Revenue by itself is kinda useless as a metric. Would be more useful if you could tell us the net income, net sales, or expense figures.

I promise it’s okay to enjoy this even if you like something else more.

Sir, just please calm down and we’ll get off your lawn.

“I didn’t even know he played for the Kings”. Whaaaaat. That’s like the only placed he really played, man.

I’m all for highlighting fresh talent in the NBA. More Porzingis articles are cool!

I’ll never understand the arrogance of New York City residents—like it’s a personal achievement to be born in a certain geographic area or move there. Really odd.

Hey Knicks fans — remember when you wanted the guy he buried that turnaround over?

Okay, yes, a 7-foot-3 rookie averaging 12 points and eight rebounds through the first 12 games of his career isn’t the wildest thing to ever happen.