Also by attacking him in the first place?

I'm interested; did you say the same thing when Daniel Bryan kept coming back from injuries and doing the same moves that injured him? Or is it just Nikki that's an attention where for wanting to do her job despite the risk?

I’m all for what the Bella name represents not being part of the division, but Nikki put in the work and before she got hurt legitimately deserved to be in the women’s division.

I think with the right build, they could make Samoa Joe a believable challenge for Brock. Wyatt is about 18 months overdue for a reboot, so he’s out. Owens hasn’t been much of a world beater since he got John Cena’d. Joe is the only person in the company right now with the aura to pull off beating Lesnar.

Shane showing up did nothing to erase doubts about the legitimacy of the finish. Among the 15 or so people I watched the PPV with, opinion is split about 60-40 on it being a shoot.

Wouldn't the counterargument to that be that normal males aren't competing against top athletes?

I disagree that a majority of students would learn about it, but it’s definitely not a secret on the level of, say, Time Turners.

No, that's part of the mod. A big part of what this mod does is reskinning the cars to their real-world counterparts.

This is unjustifiably gentle towards both Morgan and Solo, both of whom cost us this game with sub-par play. On at least two of the PKs, Solo didn’t move at all. I’ll give credit when a keeper is beaten by a good kick, but staying completely stationary is horseshit.

If you want a team to fuck you over and break your heart, the Chiefs are a hell of a contender. This is a team that, two years ago had no WR touchdowns. A team that somehow managed to kick seven field goals in a single game last season AND LOSE. A team coached by one Andy Reid. Oh yes, the Chiefs will fuck you and…

I understand NBC’s dilemma. The gymnastics finals took place at 3pm EST when the vast majority of the country was at work. Sure they didn’t need to show the gymnasts that were falling all over themselves, but it’d be shitty to just show the Americans. They’ve got four hours of primetime, two of which are live…

I play primarily on Xbox, so obviously graphical hiccups don’t bother me. I was planning on getting myself another PS4 specifically for this game, but I’m not sure now. I followed it fairly closely on its road to coming out, but I didn’t get from any of the coverage that it was a survival game set in space. I’m fine…

This is the kind of gift we as fans of every other shitass team should really appreciate more. All our teams suck, but none of our teams took a fucking kicker in the second round, then had him miss his first kick, which was an extra point. I mean, there are a lot of new and interesting ways our teams will let us down…

The proper Order, by book 7, is pretty small. Not literally 10 people, but hardly enough to stage an effective guerilla operation. The first couple times, it’d undoubtedly work, but from then on, the Death Eaters (or Snatchers) would respond in force. Not only does that risk dropping their numbers even more, but it…

That’s a good point. There are definitely gaping holes in the world Rowling half-created. She’s got years 11-18 nailed down, but didn’t really bother with the before and after.

Because there were maybe 10 Order members and Voldemort had almost the entire wizarding government at his command. It’d be like trying to draw the President out by shooting at the White House. The response to the action is too severe to be worth it.

None of the movies gave a damn about trying to stay secret. The 5th movie is the most egregious, with the order escorting Harry to Grimmauld Place by flying on broomstick in and among traffic. It kills me.

I don't think it'd be all that dangerous at all. This isn't handing a toddler a firearm. We're told explicitly that young wizards constantly have outbursts of magic. Rawlings magic seems to require equal parts understanding and intent. It's likely that poking a slug with a wand would produce little more results than…

Is Polyjuice well known? Hermione finds out about it in an obscure potions text, and it’s taught in Harry’s year 6 potions class by Slughorn, though we don’t know if it’s normally covered. We know it’s intensely difficult to make and can go very badly wrong.

Most of the painting we experience have a degree of freedom. We know the paintings can come and go as they please, and can hang out with other paintings. The only painting we see that is confined to a single frame is Sirius's mother, and it's not clear whether she's confined to that frame or never leaves for fear that…