I haven’t seen a performer meltdown like this since...

Actually, it does make sense. It’s like a counterbalance to your upper body. Not sure if that is what he was doing, but it is possible.

That was a terrible game and yet somehow still significantly better than what I was expecting.

Not mayo. Too soupy. Does remind me of something pulled on numerous occasions in the college cafeteria. Take an individual ice cream, eat it, fill it back up with mayo, replace lid and return it to the freezer. And wait and watch to see who got it.

Fuck Chris Cooley and fuck this organization. He routinely acts like has some insider connections to the organization (which means shit, he was insisting Cousins was going to sign an extension up until the point it didn’t happen) and trades on his access. If he has NO SOURCES to back this up he should not be saying…

...it’s just what he believes. He’s entitled to that.

Is it worse if he is eating mayonnaise, or if he isn’t?

They couldn’t reach agreeement on Hume’s first principles of the contents of the mind.

I’d start with when you get punched in the face and they fall down.

Well, that’s a good reason, so I’ll Galette you do your thing...

Seriously? Dwyer you bringing up old news?

Hardy har har.

Is that really the Hill you want to die on?

He’ll fit Rice in.

These sorts of advertisements, where certain types of reporters eagerly type up press releases because it’s quick and easy, are everywhere. 

I say this all the time, but just imagine how the Boston media would ridicule someone like Peyton Manning if he did half the wack shit Brady does. Between that fucking diet and all these insane fake health products they’d eviscerate him.

So I accept your expertise as a former ref, but does that technically count as “physically contacting an official”? Westbrook didn’t make contact with the ref; the ball did.

I mean if you believe it was intentional then that should be an automatic ejection, but they clearly recognized it as an accident...so what’s the foul?

That is accurate. Both are bad. One is worse, but that doesn’t mean the other should be gleefully celebrated.

I’m confused. Because he hasn’t experienced institutional racism, he should be treated poorly due to his race?