Gone like the feel good vibe of Chateau Marmot following a three day drinking binge with Milan Kundera and Stacey Keach.

I’m about 87% sure you have no real-life friends.

It pains me to know that your vote is worth the same as my vote.

Trump should have some qualifications to run for office.

There are those who will read this and think “Why, yes, I do want this con man to head our country, because we’ll be the beneficiaries of his grifts and swindles” without realizing that they’re the ones being swindled.

Not a cap on income, a cap on inherited wealth. There’s nothing wrong with someone inventing a product or coming up with an idea that makes them rich. There’s a problem when 3 generations later their great grandkids are still living off great grandad’s fortune and using that money to tell other people they should…

??? The Indians are 6 games up in the Central. It would take a monumental collapse for them to have to play a WC game.

Is he a beat writer or a columnist? If the former, this seems pretty inappropriate. If the latter, it’s just a horribly bad take.

What about Ace Ventura? LACES OUT!”

Because he’s not an ambiturner. Can’t turn left into coverage.

Hey now, RG3 is already on IR no need to worry about that for a few more weeks.

Whoa, whoa, are you trying to claim NFL owners aren’t trustworthy? I mean they’re rich so that automatically makes them superior humans.

Based on that I’d hardly call what he did in Cleveland as being successful.

...and they probably would have done well in 1995 if it weren’t for the announcement of the move to Baltimore.

Somewhere in the middle along the lines of: “Indians beat Tigers in July game.”

Leroy Hoard who had an all-time fat back quote: “If you need one yard, I’ll get you three. If you need five yards, I’ll get you three.”

This seems like a great place for me to talk about my fantasy draft. I picked some players but also didn’t pick some players. To be honest, I just set the auto draft and let it go.

Given the explicit thoughtful statements of Doug Baldwin in the Seattle Times (linked, and partially excerpted by Barry Petchesky), your comment seems unnecessarily dismissive.

In that case, great! The Ice Bucket challenge raised quite a bit of money and awareness, and there have been some pretty serious breakthroughs in ALS research because of that.

If it’s so important that teams stand at attention during the anthem, then isn’t playing it before they’re on the field MORE disrespectful?