It doesn’t need to involve pain per se, just adversity. So any sport where you have to push yourself, deal with losses, etc. Team sports are also good for developing important social skills. Soccer to make ‘em into reasonably fit athletes, plus golf or tennis so they have a sport they can play when they’re old and/or…

“It’s definitely rough to be thrown into an NFL game without much in the way of practice”

You’ve agreed to provide a service for a specified price. Please explain why you should get a tip in addition that that agreed-upon price, other than “I’d like to have more money.”

Except it’s not paid for by tax dollars.

The intentional grounding penalty is simply a proxy for a sack. If he had been sacked on the play, CMU wouldn’t have been allowed an extra play.

So that’s NOT Terry Richardson?

If you’re trying to take the L train to Downtown Brooklyn, you have other problems.

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So he wants to execute people who provide illegal drugs?

I, for one, am shocked and appalled that he isn’t still getting paid for work he did 18 years ago.

Next thing you know, they’ll be encouraging people to jaywalk.

Next thing you know, they’ll be encouraging people to jaywalk.

I had the same reaction. That’s a terrible poster, but the author is having some issues with parsing.

Fahreheit is the best for communicating about the world around us:

What are your thoughts on the Dallas PD’s use of a bomb-wielding robot to kill the suspect?

I was in school. Credit cards were paid off using student loans, scholarships and/or parental contributions. I never went into debt, I was just using a credit card instead of cash or a debit card.

Having a credit card doesn’t automatically mean incurring debt. Pay it off every month, and you will establish good credit (lower interest rates for car and home loans) and get rewards (free money).

If you have literally no credit, see if someone will add you as a secondary account. I initially established pretty decent credit as a teen by being listed on my parents’ AmEx account. I’d charge my gas and fast food, then pay it off every month. By the time I was in college, I could qualify for halfway decent credit…

Good luck if you ever want to buy a house.

Except a basketball team has far fewer players, each of which is vitally important. A team that decided to chase a trophy could do so in short order by paying just a few stars.

I get that they’re not going to cancel the whole thing or move the games last minute, but couldn’t they just move the watersports somewhere else?