It’s so goddamn frustrating, because you can see these tantalizing glimmers of competence, like in absolutely everything The New Day has done for the last few months, and the first month of the Owens/Cena feud to name a couple. But that’s always stuff that feels more like it’s slipping through a crack than purposeful…

I think WWE just has to outlive Vince.

I believe it was last night. The only people I know who follow TNA are fanatical (which, in my opinion, has always been TNA’s biggest problem), so I’m not going to ask for their review of the show, but yeah... Matt Hardy, TNA Champion.

“Boy, people sure go nuts in the comments at the mere hint of Sarkeesian is brought up. Here you go.”

That looks more my speed.

I’m more interested that Roy Wood Jr. is a correspondent. Don’t get me wrong, I’m glad that Trevor’s first episode wasn’t a shitshow, but I wasn’t expecting it to be, so that’s not really news. I’m just glad to hear that Roy is getting a bigger stage to be funny on.

High level CS reminds me a lot of high level chess, where it’s not really about “playing” per-se, so much as executing preexisting strategies. That, to me, isn’t at all interesting. I much prefer a game like Battlefield, where there’s still a discernable skill gap, but it’s a more level playing field.

Every year I forget how fucking long NFL games are. I get spoiled by the Premier League and prompt, punctual games, and sit down for the first football game of the season with plans to do shit later that day, only to realize it’s now 11pm and I’ve got to wear dirty underwear to work tomorrow because the laundromat…

I still believe too, buddy.

Vince has got to do something about this. We don't really have the kind of fanbase that should be allowed free access to the talent. I hope he doesn't wait until it ends badly to crack down on it.

They read about the Emmys spoiling every show this year and wanted to get in on it.

I will never understand kicking on 4th and short inside the redzone when the point differential is more than 3. Surely the potential for scoring combined with the guaranteed benefit of starting your opponent inside their own 20 should outweigh the chance to get three points closer.

I was far more put off by his oblivious reaction to the outpouring of displeasure to the week one column than potential ethical concerns. He’s been giving DFS advice pretty consistently over the past year or two, so putting a name to it doesn’t really bother me. Not understanding why his readers might be sick of the…

He's been pretty heavy on daily fantasy for the last year or two, definitely before ESPN and Draft Kings had any sort of arrangement.

I’ve been reading and listening to Berry’s fantasy output for three or four years now, and this is really no different than what he’s been writing. There’s a slightly heavier focus on it, which is offputting in its own right, but fundamentally all that’s changed is him using “Draft Kings” over the more vague “DFS.”

This will only work if he married an idiot. More likely, she’ll see right through the pantomime and be pissed that he didn’t come to her directly.

Giving a homeless person a salad just seems like adding insult to injury. Maybe it’s just because I’m a fat fuck, but you give homeless me a salad, and I’m busting your taillight.

Oh shit, can I be a pretentious prick because of BTK? If I can spout a buzzword-y slogan to anyone who rightfully criticizes this shithole city, I might have to take Jason’s side.

Peyton seems like the kind of guy who uses the caps lock key to type all his capital letters.

I mean, I’d sabotage Eli’s Super Bowls too.