I don't get the argument it was "stolen." Bloodsport for entertainment in a dystopia is also seen in Rollerball, the Running Man, and Death Race 2000.

Both films also had different feels: BR had the satirical angle of using high school/clique cliches and throwing them into an action movie with the dystopia as kind of…

Don't pick on him. He can't go to the tailor because he gets traumatized every time he sees someone measure something.

Drew's right about what political advisors say about beards ("invisible barriers?!")

http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2013/09/14/tom…

The thing is it wasn't his choice, it was completely up to the team.

" Vikings acted quickly in requesting that the NFL place Peterson on the little-used commissioner's exempt list"

To me, it's interesting Peterson wouldn't have a choice in this matter, seeing as how it puts him in the commissioner's sole discretion for punishment.

Next task: get rid of the after-play stupid scrums every time the puck gets within 5 feet of the net.

I loved him on MNF.

It's just the nature of comedy, people try and create a canon and standardize it, but it's incredibly subjective.

I'm not arguing with your point (I think fighting should be an automatic ejection in hockey), I'm just pointing out a few differences in the sport. Helmets have to stay on in fights.

Player value has something to do with it because it's the owners wanting to protect their investment: MTL picked up George Parros for…

I would say the issue with fighting in basketball is that the players have no pads, it's a hard floor, 80% of players have ridiculous reach, and they're paid a lot more individually than most members of a baseball or hockey team.

Dennis Miller was fine until the zeitgeist passed him by ~2000 and then he figured he could move to partisan politics and make a pretty good living doing radio and getting guaranteed crowds at his performances. Given how up-and-down comedy is, can't blame the dude that much.

Adam Carolla's been slowly transitioning to…

Also throw in the fact (like Cox does) that major junior franchises charge people $15-$20 for entry and are using 16-20 year olds fighting who only get paid an expenses per diem and some minor benefits as part of the draw.

30 minutes from MTL? God, it takes me two hours when I do it.

If you're going to use a really, really worn out trope as a joke, it has to fit the situation. Just randomly saying "French people are cowards lololol" without any connection to the video is doing the time without getting the fun of doing the crime, so to speak.

Just like the Americans have "guy who always has to bring up black folks and blame them somehow" we have "guy who always has to bring up French folks and blame them somehow."

You'd think, but Canadian Tire Centre is weird in that they make the first level the "club" level and the second level a normal one that splits a concourse with the third. #hoorayuselessknowledge

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Dude, that's important, like how Lena Dunham doesn't remedy systemic Hollywood racism.

"I can't believe anyone would devote himself with such unbelievable fervor toward such a lost cause."

-Canadian hockey parent, while moving head to look for NHL scout in bleachers

Someone who is desperately chasing tail to the point it's annoying both the people around him and his intended targets.

I'd tend to give the people taking care of him(he's been on the decline for a few years) the benefit of the doubt on this.