1. because Barstool unlike Fox News (or Former Gawker now Vox employee) doesn’t have a harassment problem. The people there who have ended up being fired (that Spags guy, the Cervix Killer guy). People still dont understand that Barstool is aimed to be comedy not journalism and you should view their content as you…

people have nothing else bad to say about the competition (Barstool) so they go for the comments. It would be awful for Barstool (or Deadspin) to get rid of the comments because they get ad revenue from people looking/following up.

I am clear, you are okay with harassment related to Deadspin posting Brett Favre’s dick and Hogan’s sex tape but how dare Barstool say words!

just so we’re clear here; we do all understand that Deadspin went out of business for sexually harassing someone by putting a sextape of them on the internet for everyone to see, right?

punching up as in posting private sex tapes of millionaires; then shocked when they sue and win millions more from you?

I know we live in such a world full of triggered people, but when the father says the kid is a “Billion Dollar” athlete we are going to watch every single second of him play and laugh when he isn’t better than Michael Jordan or Lebron James.

As a cord cutting millennial who uses Play Station Vue, Amazon Video and Netflix for entertainment.....Roku is sadly my only “all aps in one package” choice.

The main “proper explanation” of the problem is there are ZERO parks in Philadelphia larger than half a city block. Look at a picture sometime; the entire city is concrete with the exception of the parkway and the area around the stadiums. Of course NFL didn’t want to hold the draft next to a run down navy…

baffles me how much not-that-old video games go for. Gold mind, especially N64 and SNES stuff. Hard to find a copy of N64 smash bros for under $70 without the box/manual.

so by your theory I have the right to turn my house that happens to be right next to your property into a scrapyard, dive bar with a gang/gun violence issue or Walmart. Then the home you spend $400,000 on isn’t worth $120,000 when you try to sell it.

forget that,