How could they leave out my Terrap-

The Bills must really hate Tyrod Taylor

You can’t address the cultural problems in the military when an entire country indiscriminately hero-worships them just for signing up.

It is believed that if the US never went with football and stayed with rugby, it could be one of the greats. The US has a legitimately good sevens side, it’s full on union where we still struggle, but we are far from the worst. 

But we’ll find out if Disney destroyed the childhoods of legions of OG Poppins fans soon enough

Never more evident than during this year’s Super Bowl. For the first time, I thought about becoming part of the “no more replay” crowd.

The worst part about the over-legislation and replays in football isn’t the tediousness of waiting or the incomprehensible rule book, it’s that as a fan you have to reserve the emotional reaction to each play until it’s fully reviewing. Doing so allows the emotional and dramatic tension to ebb from the game and makes…

Man that is messed up, and right after he shoots Richie Incognito, I really think we need to take his guns away from him.

I liked him as Jordan’s brother in Scrubs who died of cancer. It was a phenomenal episode.

6th. The 5th is the one that says if you bring Labatt’s to a cookout you can’t take a Steam Whistle.

The sinister underbelly of Canadian Sport: lose in the Winter Games and you are banished from the land

“I guess that was the short program,” Tessa said, watching the smoke rise from the end of her cigarette.

the sex tape is going to do better than Kim k

I think I’ve found his next broadcast partner!!

Yes. German Madrazo. However here are some key differences:

Imagine starting that last run knowing you’ve already got the gold, and then going, “No, watch this.”

“Immigrants get the job done again!” - Bari Weiss

I kept wondering if “Normal Person’s Guide to Preparing for a Marathon” was one of those logic puzzles Kirk uses to mess up a machine intelligence.

I would totally leak it, but I feel like that would be unfair to all these NCAA executives who work so hard all year (for mere hundreds of thousands of dollars in some cases) to make sure that every single one of these kids preserve their sacred amateur status and the money goes exactly where it belongs: to the adults…