4. Is white.

Well-put. I've always loved Hackman. He sells-it in every role he's every had. But Cobb as Sailor made this movie for me.

4. Must use the phrase "Failure is not getting knocked down, but not getting up."

I've probably watched this movie more than any other - it's early HBO run was right in my wheelhouse as a 10-11 year old latchkey kid with cable. Thank you got this, though I think you are remiss to not include this.

There's some real majesty in boxing, that I don't think any other sport can match.

Winston Churchill once described one of his political opponents as a "modest man who has much to be modest about". I attended a talk Mr. Leifer gave on a cruise ship I was performing on and afterwards he seemed more curious about my modest accomplishments than his own considerable ones. He made a tremendous impression…

If you're in Las Vegas, stop by his gallery located inside Caesars Palace. The full-size prints and mounted photos are just awesome...and you get a feeling for the scope of the events he's covered that you really don't get from the coffee table books.

He got this kinda backward: If I ever missed work because I got injured lifting a jet ski, I would definitely claim it was a cocaine suspension.

This comparison by Jenkins looks even weaker when you consider Fred Flintstone's direct inspiration, Ralph Kramden. I man, what kind of "abusive husband" would consistently offer to send his wife on expensive trips to the moon?

Ward's always talking shit about GGG not moving up to fight him at 168, Ward should move his ass up to 175 and fight Kovalev.

In one final tribute to late Mariners owner Hiroshi Yamauchi, Zduriencik placed the trade in, took it out, placed it in again, took it out, blew on it, and placed in again.

Too bad he didn't just punch his girlfriend in the face - then he'd be safe from severe punishment.

Would you call a man a "redskin" to his face?

This argument only works if you completely ignore the fact that 1... not everyone is able to handle college. And 2... not everyone has the means to go to college. I'm assuming you went to college and look at the stupid thing you just did.

Go to that search box up top, type in "redskins", and then look at the comment sections there. You'll learn a lot.

I don't know who Cheap Pete is but the joke was a tie-in to his minimum wage joke and went something like this: "When you're only making $250 a week and then they take $50 out, that's A LOT OF MONEY! What do we get for our taxes? All the free street light in the world. Far as I'm concerned gimme back my $50 and give…

Clay over Rock? Surely you jest...

If he went in the stall to his right he would have found the entire 2014 Red Sox team.

This is basically where I'm at. Cancelled season tickets this year, but can't bring myself to actually stop going yet. Gonna be a lot of tears when the last game is played at Turner.

Incidentally, Goro Inagaki was a member of the pop group, SMAP, who were the Japanese equivalent of the Backstreet Boys. Somehow, I can't see Nick Carter pulling off Lord Naritsugu.