That’s what you use when you want to scam some Libyans out of their plutonium.

This is exactly why I was appalled when Lamar Jackson was allowed to wear #8 for the Ravens!!!! Trent Dilfer was the first QB in official franchise history to win a Super Bowl and this his how you repay the man?  Where would the Ravens be today without him?

The Chiefs are deeply disturbed an audio or video recording of the event was released.  Otherwise they’re fine with it.

I was mainly thinking of people who setup their trusts through a bank’s trust department. I’ve seen enough 1041 tax returns to know what kinds of thieves they are.

The NCAA is so mad at Kansas they gave Cal Poly an extra year of probation.

Sure, as long as you trust the trustee.  They can be thieves too.

John Wooden had the best team money could buy so he didn’t need to yell.

Definitely don’t reach in the garnish tray after fixing the toilet.

The paragraph is suggesting the guy never expected to get caught cheating on his wife, never expected a major injury or the subsequent painkiller addiction.  That seems pretty accurate to me.

I don’t want a name that 274 people beat me to.

Ahh, same age as Greg Oden.

Hakeem was literally in the same league as Dirk but then again so was Brian Scalabrine.

Why do you not claim the other championship the Comets won?

The fact that Meant To Be by Bebe Rexha is in the country charts but Old Town Road isn’t is rather ridiculous.

Apparently they need a new rule that the hand is considered part of the ball when someone is knocking it away from you.

She just happened to do at least $2,500 damage which is the threshold for a felony. I guess windows are expensive these days.

Initially MAGA guy was only charged with 3 misdemeanors until there were protests and then they added a 4th misdemeanor and a felony assault charge.

This is why the players get paid so much more than coaches like Geno and his 5 year, $13 million deal.

Is that $995 cable made by Monster per chance?

That’s a violation of NCAA rules. Under Roy Williams Kansas violated NCAA rules by allowing alumni to send graduation cards with like $50 in them to players who graduated.