Honestly, I think it means there are one or two asshole holdouts who are making up nonsense scenarios in which consent could be obtained from a woman who was drugged (“well, before he drugged her she likely would have had sex with him because she was in his room!”). IME on a jury there is always some asshole who…

That is an actual thing on Everest. It’s located on the other side in communist China. The only thing is, it’s overcrowded with bros who just took up mountaineering a few months ago and now act like they know everything there is to know about mountain climbing.

whatever. She still won the popular slope.

The best thing about re-watching a pre-DVR show, even an old favorite, is there always seems to be at least part of an episode, if not an entire one, that you somehow missed, which is a very excellent treat when it pops up.

[1] Something I’ve alway wondered about, so good on you.

These need to be 10x the current price. The amount of traffic these signs generate is massive.

I mean, unless it’s put on a scale of Teen Wolf references, is it really valid?

My guess is because there’s two of them and one of him? Maybe don’t want the other being jealous is all I can think of.

So Tiger was driving a $200,000 Mercedes Benzodiazepine?

These are great at 6-corner intersections (where 3 roads cross), because the intersection itself is so large. I do it here in Chicago because the opposing car has almost twice as far to go before reaching the middle of the intersection.

Pull into the intersection to exactly the point where you would start to turn the wheel to make your turn. Reason - if you wait in the turn lane with your wheels turned even a little, you risk getting hit in the rear, and pushed into oncoming traffic. Better to get pushed straight ahead in that event. If you wait at…

I was curious so I tried to do the math. Uber takes 20% off the top of the 632, so you’re left with 500 bucks, plus the 300 tip so that’s roughly $800.

Boston gets a ton of flack on the Gawker sites, plenty of it well deserved, but if you learned how to drive in Massachusetts you are usually in the best class of drivers in the country. You learn how to navigate every permutation of weather, topography, road width, non-grid street configuration, passenger/traffic…

Oh, GOD! I’ve been living here five years and come to the conclusion that I’ll never stop ranting about it. There are three types of left turns here in Boston: The one where they stay behind the stop line, even after the light turns green and not pull into the intersection, only making the turn when the coast is…

You mean gun it across the intersection the nanosecond the light turns green, cutting off the approaching traffic? Classic

Pull into the intersection. If the intersection is big enough, pull up enough so another car behind you can get in too. That way when the light changes, you don’t screw over the person behind you, and you both make the light.
When people sit behind the line at an intersection, I want drag them out of their cars.

I’ve never heard it called that in my life, and I’ve here for years. It’s a Pittsburgh left.

Surely a Sbarro stadium would cost a slice of the amount of a Little Caesars stadium. If only there was a nifty chart to illustrate what I mean.

I can’t help but think that Windhorst probably googled “What does marijuana smell like” before chiming in.