“That should bring up some red flags. But nobody’s talking about that.”

This post is bad and you should feel bad.

It really is nice that it seems like there’s no bridge people aren’t willing to cross in order to call Roger Goodell an asshole.

This is the first thing I see when I open the internet today. Who knew a 15 year old from Iowa could give me such joy on my birthday? I feel like Jared Fogle.

Sometimes I love America, and sometimes I REALLY love America.

The yearning I have for this car is so unreasonably strong that I literally cannot express it properly with any words in the English language.

Easy!

Live drafts are 100 percent better, but its near impossible to get 10-12 guys together. Especially now when we are all 30+ husbands and fathers with actual jobs.

Thank you for sharing your opinion.

IDK what you’re talking about. Live drafts are awesome

I knew someone who drafted Falcons-era Michael Vick in the first round and then watched him break his leg in a preseason game during the draft.

Mental health issues can be terrible. You inevitably feel like it’s you vs. yourself.

That’s the real lesson that adults got from following the kids of Peanuts — that irrational childhood fears and anxieties don’t magically disappear just because you get older. Each of the kids (and Snoopy) presented different ways that people confront (or deny) those fears. Charlie Brown wallowed in them. Lucy…

How I loathed that little shit. Never really liked Scooby Doo much at all, but the addition of The Thing That Shall Not Be Named just murdered it for me completely.

Dilbert and Garfield were never funny. Garfield without Garfield is hilarious.

I think there was another strip where Violet’s bragging, and Charlie Brown talks about how no matter how tired his dad is at the end of the day, he always makes time to play with him before dinner.

“Do you see how different this strip is from the one in 1955?”

Peanuts helped me realize that the kids, in general, are little assholes, when I was around 6 years old.