SCOTT NORWOOD HAS A NAME!!

I’ll say. Though it looks great on mobile. Weird.

Yea, but is Flacco elite?

More because of the structure of the movie upon which it’s based. Costello does cavort with other women, however. And there’s a theory that Matt Damon’s character was actually gay.

If you’ll allow me to be an asshole pedant (Is there any other kind?), nobody in Boston has ever called someone from South Boston a “Southie.” You’re from Southie; you’re not a Southie.

“Southie” has always been, and remains, the name of the neighborhood. It is not a demonym.

Vin Scully could do live play-by-play of the CIA waterboarding me, and I’d still find it pleasant and enjoyable.

Damn...I need a 30 for 30 on the girl in the row above her. Tuxedo t-shirt, team hoodie, sunglasses at night, multi-colored brim hat? Who are you, Randomly Accessorized Girl?

Scully: Aww, he smiled at me!

Here’s more from the article:

Whoa now. Whoa. Now. The part where petite Randy Moss hates it when they put the Fruity Munch on the top shelf is probably the only good thing to ever appear in any of those DirecTV commercials.

You should send me an e-mail so we can chat more.

More like an incoherent engram amirite

Bungie and Activision Publishing, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Activision Blizzard, Inc. (NASDAQ: ATVI), announced today that Destiny: The Taken King broke the record for the most downloaded day-one game in PlayStation history and set a new day-one franchise benchmark for both total players and peak online…

I would have ponied up the money for this.

Activision, a publisher for a game called Destiny who actively attempts to avoid telling you how many people bought/own/play the game they’re publishing, is happy to announce that an expansion which needed to be downloaded is the most downloaded download on day one of downloads being available.

But what if he is.

Or have a little self control and don’t.