Yeah. I guess the day will come when the Patriots are shit and I’ll still hate them forever.

As someone who lived through the 80s, and was not a 49ers fan then I will pretty much hate them forever, win four in a decade and people who remember that decade will tend to hate for all time.

Fat Guy touchdowns are the best touchdowns. This is a fact.

Fuck you, you’re getting a fucking penalty.

The winner: Prince.

Where’s the article about the most important part of the game? Gronk was held catchless to finish the season with 69 receptions.

I am more put off by the Fran “Tarkington” reference.

Wilshere has two, TWO, career red cards. Yet you try to make him sound like some kind of maniac. Honestly don’t know how soccer got stuck with you writing about it.

well let’s hope it’s enough to hold off Burnley for a Europa League place

It will not last. Those ankles are weaker than Billy’s knees when he watches Barça.

I see you’re reading your first Billy Haisley article. They get so much worse than this.

“He is incredibly smart, hardworking, almost perfect when it comes to executing his tactical role, versatile, a savvy mover, a nifty finisher in and around the box, great at link-up play.”

Okay, I get that the Deadspin schtick with soccer is to go overboard with the hyperbole (“absolutely nuclear golazo!”), but even…

I’m going to go out on a limb and say that if before conference play starts a team has a 71% chance to have the best conference record in a 10-team league, they’re also going to be a rather strong favorite in the conference tournament. But thanks for the pedantry.

Except that the one posted here wasn’t about 25 separate small tracks edited to hell and spliced together.

One of the things I notice now in RotJ is that Luke pretty much always has the upper hand in the Death Star duel. He knows Vader’s limited moveset by now, and isn’t as intimidated. If anything, he’s holding back for most of the fight because he thinks there’s a chance he can turn him.

I’m still in awe of how something most Star Wars fans I know refuse to watch because it’s a cartoon can make better use of light+shadow than some movies.

The letters were hand-selected by editors; that makes a big difference. Also, the process of finding an envelope, buying a stamp, and taking a trip to the post office gives you a built-in cooldown period.

Just watched it yesterday and spent about an hour reading this site’s articles on it over the last week. I find it odd that there are the older SW fans who decry that this film destroys the classic SW history and characters, and takes it into too new a direction...and yet the outcry after TFA was that it was too much…

TLJ has earned 600 million worldwide so far. How is that bombing?