It's just so unfair they'd show all these pictures of them building only coupes and wagons when you can only ever find the 4 doors for sale these days. Nobody wanted the 4 door even then!

Agreed on the latter point, but note that the NFL only got there after several years of tweaking the replay system because of high-profile blown calls that couldn't be challenged (and also, it's only auto-reviewed if it's called a TD on the field, so if the refs rule the runner is down at the one foot line, the coach…

Devil's advocate: If there is no limit to the amount of plays a manager can challenge, there's nothing stopping them from challenging every single play that might even be remotely close, for the sake of buying bullpen warmup time, cooling down the opposing pitcher, or simply to game the system somehow or be a prick.…

Bochy should've known there would be another close play that would've decided the game.

one thing not noted is that in all likelihood the blown challenge was upheld because of insufficient evidence to overturn. Pollock was probably out at first base but the camera angle given wasn't overwhelming to overturn the call. The Giants got hosed twice in the same inning essentially.

And that would be an acceptable argument if there was any valid reason to not have a complete and thorough system right now. There isn't. So it's a bit like arguing against slavery, and saying "oh, they freed every third slave — it's a system and a step in the right direction" NO! It's a half-assed gesture to…

To be clear: Pollock said "they got me" after the pickoff play that was unsuccessfully challenged. That call "stood" - but was not "confirmed". It was tough to tell from the video, but with Pollock's admission that he was out at first, that means he was out twice on one trip around the bases.

"Yes, yes. Why don't we just replay the part where Pollock makes it home safely?"

If review exists to get the call right as often as possible—and the Diamondbacks would go on to win this game by a single run—do away with challenges altogether and let the umpires decide when to go to replay.

18 dollars for Chore Gloves, as in leather work gloves that you can get at any other hardware store for less than 5 bucks. That website blows my mind.

Bouncer looking at my friends fake ID back in the day when we lived in NC: "what's your address?"

Go anywhere, do anything!

The front wheel is driven by a chain, and there seems to be a shaft drive to the rear. The tires are massive floatation devices that act like paddlewheels and the whole bike seems to weigh about as much as a bag of toddlers, based on the way the rider manhandles it around.

Am I weird for quite liking that VAZ Oka?

The lesson to learn from Carnegie and from Bill Gates is that it pays to be proficient in new technology before it blows up. You can try to do that, but most of the time you just get lucky.

Maybe on the freeway, but on all other roads you really can't assume the left lane if for passing because people do actually turn left over the oncoming lanes.

I feel you there. It seems like as you make more money, you just sort of adjust to that amount, but still feel about the same until you actually start bringing in some dough.

You can't say that the driver was going slow in the left hand land without knowing her speed. Its entirely possible she was going the speed limit or above and he was still being a douche. Its happened to me. In the fast lane, going 85 and still being tailgated despite going faster than any of the other lanes, on top…

I'd like to see a Hyundai take down of Ford's "take down". Of someone leaving their one job headed to another at the wheel of their 2002 Accent.