Huh?

1000% agree - the modern speech and music was horribly out of place and took away from the willful suspension of disbelief. The production value and design are amazing. Yet the most important thing - the writing - is absolutely intolerable. That and the generally horrible acting by most of the younger cast and the…

I liked it. I did not, however, love it. A lot of people are embracing the quirky humour as though it was consistent with the 1988 movie, but it’s not at all. Its tone is anachronistic and jarring every time, which the movie never was. I find that distracting.

As long as we’re doing hypothetical thought exercises, imagine if people from other countries were embraced and welcomed to our country, trained to become productive capitalizing on their inherent skills, talents and enthusiasm, and then turned loose. I don’t get why the borders have to be fenced, especially when one…

Oh c’mon. They’re billionaires! They work harder than every other person on the planet which is why capitalism has awarded them a gold star!

And replace them with a more diverse workforce. Oh wait:

I predict this will be a fantastic way to push a lot of right wing extremists out of law enforcement and the military.

When they give up the simplistic idea that the only way to be anti-owner is to overpay 3-5 players every year instead of stumping for higher salaries for all players, including minor leaguers.

When is Deadspin going to admit that signing high-priced free agents to long contracts North of 200 million doesn’t usually work that well in MLB?

Pepperidge Farm rememberers. 

Hot Take Alert:

100% agree

Somebody is going to get absolutely SMASHED in Divison II or III this weekend because of this play. It was cool, but if you’re looking for a way to make punt returns even more dangerous, this is it. 

Isn’t this the right move? We want player safety right? Yeah it was fun to watch but this type of play could inadvertently cause a punt returner to get absolutely wrecked when they are calling for a fair catch because no one wants to look like Arkansas.

Hot take, but they are right to ban this kind of play. With the targeting rules as they are in the NCAA, players are (as they should be) gun-shy about clobbering a dude just standing there defenseless. Hell, it might even be a personal foul even if it’s a live play -- the refs could just say he had given himself up.

The play was a risk for Brewer, leaving him wholly unshielded if anyone on the coverage team sniffed out the ruse and decided to plow into him at full speed.

Let’s start a GoFundMe account.

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