The one thing I’ll agree with Red Bull about is that Charlie probably would have had a better handle on all the chaos this season.

Verstappen and Hamilton’s disputes aside, I’m not sure that track should be on the calendar next year without significant changes. So many high speed blind corners with a major chance of crashes. I watched parts of that race with my stomach in my throat as the cars sped by a ton of debris on track that could have…

You’re focusing too much on this specific story

It’s not like writing articles on the internet can be done from just anywhere!

Wow.  The irony that Gawker is the one reporting this is not lost on me.

Worst FF place for service by me, bar none, is Popeyes. Sloooowww, and consistently wrong. It’s a shame that those sandwiches are good but nothing is worth the aggravation that a trip to Popeyes brings

Less than you think: the average (mean) soccer match has 2.6-2.75 goals.
A 0-0 tie occurs about 7% of the time (using EPL results). The most frequent scores are 1-0 (16.1%), 2-1 (15.1%), 2-0 and 1-1 (10.8%), 3-1 (7.8%), and 3-0 (7.3%).
A 0-0 tie is only the 7th most frequent result.

Is English your second language? If not, is your poor grammar a stylistic choice? It appears to be a deliberate choice, one which obscures your points.

 Corey Burton was Shockwave! And a zillion others! He's a motherfucking legend!

Tau have “Greater Good” in their recruitment brochures and everything. :P

Oh buddy, as someone who has quite a few family members with a.d.h.d that simply is not true for everyone. Not everyone works the same way.

Sorry, I didn’t realise you were the arbiter of how other people are supposed to think. What’s wrong with you? People organise their thoughts all kinds of ways, and verbalising them is a very common way of doing it.

If it ain’t Nicholas Hammond, I ain’t buying it.

is it me or he looks a bit like if Harvey Weinstein was 40 years younger and in slightly better shape?

I’m dangerously close to “I don’t give a shit” territory.

Vin Diesel, as Dom Toretto, brings a gravitas that he’s never really had in any other movies.

Man, Howard Schultz never comes off as anything but out of touch, does he.

“This show isn’t going to do a twist ending where it reveals Tom was some mastermind all along.”

on the dress, I had the same thought. It looked ‘boxy’ or something.

Eh. Tom is still a bully though. He clearly punches down onto Greg because he (Tom) knows Greg is the only Roy lower than him on the family totem pole - and Tom knows Greg is too jittery to fight back.