Soulja Boy, real name DeAndre Cortez Way, came outside and, Kayla alleges, punched her, kicked her to the ground, tied her to a chair using an extension chord in his garage and left her there for six hours.

Dying on a hill is appropriate with 50 WHP.

I agree that it doesn’t really matter that much; however, comparing crank horsepower only gives a partial picture, and sometimes even, an incorrect one.

Except they sort of don’t right now. Everything coming out of Germany is claimed in engine hp, yet puts about the same down at the tires.

“It was horrible, horrible, when I think back, that I did that,” he says. “And I’ve never admitted that, and I’m saying it to a journalist. God forbid.”

I just like hills is all.

Wheel horsepower is nonsense. Traditional horsepower is at the horse. The cart’s wheels have no propulsion force. I can release more horsepower if I detach the cart. Therefore, the source of the power at the horse is appropriate. 

You’re in the wrong place to think most people will just let things go.

Precisely. He’s brave af to own up to his disgusting impulse. Folks all up and through here acting like nobody else has had thoughts like this. Please. 

Here’s a handy chart to help you decide

Neeson admitted he’s disgusted by that impulse, which he said lasted for a week and a half.

That commercial was by Verizon who fucking throttled the data of firefighters during the wildfires to force them to buy a more expensive plan 

Not to mention that stomach pump shit is just recycled from when it was about Rod Stewart. 

Oh, is that your favorite part? That’s nice. My favorite part will be when the pendulum swings back and the 2-14 seasons begin again. But for now we’ll deal with your favorite part, which has something to do with brains melting.

This is why we’d have been much better off with the Saints in this game. Tom Benson was an asshole, but at least he has the courtesy to be dead.

they were the legit favorites.  it is such a dumb narrative.

I was 100% with the Patriots coming on in January and winning a sixth Superbowl, UNTIL they started with the horseshit “no one believes in us” narrative. They are the most dominant sports franchise of the last 20 years (easily) and possibly the strongest dynasty (whatever that means in sports) ever. They were the odds…

It’s great to see Drew’s byline again, and I agree with every word.

Everyone seems to be missing an even greater issue with the Patriots winning last night; the Rams losing brought the people of St. Louis immense joy. Unforgivable 

“The state of our union is not so strong. But with the appointment of Dr. Guerrero, it will be pliable.” - Trump, veering off-script on Tuesday