one of whom declined to be named because her ex-husband is still associated with the league.

In many ways, Gamergate is an almost perfect closed-bottle ecosystem of bad internet tics and shoddy debating tactics.

I don't get the headline... There's already a case that he is the world's best/most exciting international.

You can tell an argument is insubstantial when it includes prices like "more than half of $100" and advocates for piracy as an alternative to... pre-ordering?

Bryan Allen

Worse. He's a fucking Florida fan.

Let's stop calling him "The Tipster" and start calling him who he really is: a spineless piece of shit Florida fan named Bryan Allen.

Because the tradeoff between graphics and gameplay is a false dilemma created by marketing people for fanboys who don't want to admit to the talent limitations and lack of commitment to quality products at developers.

This deserves to be filed to "Stuff We Actually Like"

This is why we can't have nice things.

Since schools are evaluated across multiple recent seasons by their prospective conference suitors, we used an average of the last four years teams spent in their old conference to give us a base point.

I don't have a script for when I find a naked man in a creek, but I do know that the first step doesn't involve filming it in fucking vertical orientation.

Let's not forget Wisconsin-Arizona State last year, in which the home field Pac-12 refs refused to let Wisconsin snap the ball in the waning seconds to spike and setup a game winning field goal try.

I've got 200 bucks and a couple of Georgia diplomas... What/where do I need to file this challenge?

Fox News ran a panel this evening in which three out of four guests claimed a failure to find February 30 would sacrifice the final few tattered shreds of America's dignity and moral fiber.

Correlation does not imply causation.

But many science pieces in popular media take for granted that a study published in a scientific journal is unimpeachable.

How is #1 on this list not, "Allow public matchmaking for high-level raids and missions?"

To be fair to Lou Holtz, no one who actually watched today's game has any reason to know Abdullah's name, either.

Sure, Arizona was likely to make the 34-yard field goal