through time and space and over Mirotic’s soul.

Yes. Who’s to say that the President of the United States can’t exhibit a dangerous tendency towards government censorship?

No, it’s not progressiveness that’s the problem. It’s white people wanting to be victims of something while denying the reality of what racism really is and how deeply ingrained it is across the world.

“In other words, who is to say that he can’t do that, make a comment, spend five minutes on a tweet and making a comment and still be the president-elect?”

“He plays well with others, he ate all of his peas. I like what I see.”

“His shoes were tied, his pants were free of feces. Good game.”

Kirk Cousins played excellently

I would say Rodgers is mailing it in, but apparently no one’s received even a birthday card from him in years.

Pryor is a WR? Why?

I mean, our o-line sucks without a doubt, but there were several sacks where Kessler had all kinds of time but kept looking around pumpfaking everywhere until the rush got to him. It was a team effort of sadness between incompetent QB, O-line and receivers.

Well, yeah. He knows that if they don’t get it together then he’s next in line for one.

To be fair, a number of those sacks today were a result of either 1. Kessler making reads at a Weeden-esque speed, 2. our receivers inability to get open (looking at you Corey Coleman), 3. Josh McCown doing McCown things and thinking he’s 25 dancing around the pocket, or likely, a strong mix of the three.

This is a solid reply with the benefit of being a fact. If I could, +2

No, he’s on the Knicks.

QUOTE | “What’s really cool with this is we could create different feelings per district. Just by changing the ratio of personalities in a district, we gave a really different mood” - Ubisoft designer Roxanne Blouin-Payer describes the AI systems in Watch Dogs 2, explaining why why the virtual citizens Oakland will be…

I don’t need any other retort. You live in a fantasyland. Doesn’t matter to me. I’m just telling you because, evidently, none of your friends have told you before. You can get mad at me, call me names, throw a tantrum, stomp your feet. Who cares? Not me. I just don’t want you to go through life thinking your ideas on…

We both agree: you think like a little kid.

“Colleges and universities are liberal indoctrination centers!” yell my relatives who barely made it out of high school and have no further education.

No, no. See, you’re mistaking the teaching of facts for espousing ideology. This is a common mistake.

Can we really say things were anti-establishment when 97% of incumbents won?