Remember when so many otherwise intelligent people called this guy a genius?

“Buck has been a much-maligned but largely quality bit of televised business for years now, with his only crime being he doesn’t root openly enough for both teams simultaneously.”

“I agree, but we are living in a time when apology-parsing has become a national hobby and very few apologies are deemed sufficient let alone accepted.”

“Few teams, even playoff teams, boast a top 3 like Scherzer-Strasburg-Corbin”

+1 Special Olympics

“It’s not like he has a concrete list of examples of funny things he has written and directed.”

I don’t know when it happened, but somehow “homemade pasta sauce guy” became the “marvel fan boy” of Deadspin in that any mention of Italian food at all brings you all out in full force demanding that we all make our sauce exactly like you or we’re not true fans!

Yes from a fellow old. Bowls>every other method. I don’t need a fucking weed delivery system that needs to be charged.

“never use meh. Saying “meh” is like telling people you’re not really all that interested in being alive.”

You can literally hear this picture saying “the reason women aren’t as successful in business is...”

“The Yankee team is stocked with actually decent men, save for the petulant and perfidious Sanchez.”

This comment is like if white privilege became sentient and started watching sports.

Those big ol’ ropes people swing up and down really fast with each arm -- what is that workout designed to target?

It was in Iowa City. Ain’t no one checking IDs in any establishment there or they go out of business.

Oh, snap! You figured it out! Purchasing one consumer product is exactly the same as a multi-billion dollar business partnership!

LMAO at a fucking Lakers fan trying to act like they’re morally superior to anyone. Besides, shouldn’t you be busy watching the Yankees playoff run right now and worrying about the Cowboys defensive woes?

Well, we seem to agree that you’re not very smart and you constantly don’t know what you’re talking about, so we’re already coming to a point of compromise. What a healthy dialogue!

I love how literally every argument here is disingenuous. “Who will decide what is covered and what isn’t?” Well, who decides that now? Would you rather it be public servants who can be voted out or HMO execs answerable to literally no on but major shareholders? “Why would we think the federal government could get…

“but the Cards are hardly some White Power cult’s fever dream”

But he is right that if don’t all chip in, we’ll never pay that bill