If the Cardinals make the World Series, I can't wait for the hilarious and classy statements their fans make on Twitter about Detroit's being bankrupt or the Boston Marathon bombing.

Opening fire on unarmed people on the streets of Boston? That's not the Patriot way. That's the Redcoat way.

So to sum it up, these South African dudes thought they had a Major Wright to engage in loansharking, but as their interest rate is illegal, they don't even have a shred, much less, a Cape of Good Hope of succeeding?

In the Walking Dead, they do kind of explain how the zombie transformation works. In the Last of Us, they really explicitly explain how it works. I guess those are glory boy megabucks TV shows/video games, though.

Since playing fantasy, I've had far more negative thoughts about NFL players (like those on my opponents' teams) than I used to. Does that count?

Swag(g) dude has a special Packers plate on his Mazda and is parked in the police vehicle only spot. I bet when his car gets towed he'll say "YOLO" and just walk to lacrosse practice.

He would have gotten away with a warning if he hadn't pulled a dick move and said "Don't you know who my dad is?"

Daikatana 2: Suck it Down. Make it happen. Design is law.

This screams more "we had some rejected college designs laying around the office. You guys want them" more than "college."

Good to see The Shield recognized. It gets forgotten in the mass of good dramas from the last decade. I thought the next-to-last episode was better, though.

If something had gone REALLY wrong with Gronk's arm, he likely would have asked the doctors to "replace his arm with a sweet cannon like Mega Man, bro."

I'm amazed that some of these apparent huge fans of the series are confusing Link and Zelda. That's not a veteran mistake. That's not even a rookie mistake. That's a poorly-researched troll mistake.

Luckily for us, production of the giant model of the WildCat will be stopped when the guys at Boston Dynamics call it an AT-AT and Disney sues them into oblivion.

No. He's like the Denny Green of baseball. Had some good teams, had some bad ones, had a few really good ones, but never got over the top. Like Green, he'll be remembered for a couple really dumb things (killing pitchers/almost letting his kid get trucked in the World Series vs. taking a knee in the NFC…

To be fair, they were just doing some real world application stuff for their etiquette course taught by Marshall Henderson.

Hail to the king, baby!

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A Schiano man screams at his teammates in beer league softball for not sliding to break up a double play.

The crew should have realized something was up when the interview started with Spurrier laughing for ten minutes about how being the Old Ball Coach means he has a lot of experience handling cocks.