Maybe he didn't want to push the issue because he liked driving the car so much.

Mazda's PR team is really underrated. They make all sorts of unique gestures to the public by building off of these kind of humble stories, putting modest people in the spotlight and turning fans into brand loyalists.

I hope to god he just says "Fuck you" and starts training for the NFL.

A totally valid issue in society, yet I cannot get the irony over hearing women complain when they are paid no attention at all, and the many many many stories of people having met as perfect strangers because one had the guts to approach the pretty stranger. Just like when someone they like approached them is…

Dipshits in Buffalo constantly claim that Western New York should break off and form it's own state, apparently unaware that the tax revenue from Wall Street is about 90% of our operating budget since nobody here has a job.

"What's the big deal?" some people say. Liking the Bengals isn't addictive! It's a social thing! Lots of people do it! But I applaud Hawkins for taking a firm stance here. If I caught my child doing it in my home, I'd react the same way. I don't care what the studies say; Cincinnati Bengals fandom is a gateway to…

Not to sound racist, but Peyton is the biggest douchebag in the world.

"you have to work like 10 straight nights..you're always dropping your hard earned cash on lozenges for your sore throat, and you rarely get a chance to really show some talent"

I say fuck Ryan Matthews, he's never proven to be anything more than a decent short yardage back, terrible at ball control and is injury prone...why succumb to his 1st Round DP status? And mainly because I need Oliver getting 15-25 touches going forward in Fantasy..

A few thoughts.

Know this guy and his family personally, really good people. His brother bought my old motorcycle years back and still has it. Hoping he picks out something fun and reliable to drive around!

What, you think the white women ventured into the plantation kitchens? Of course slaves rang the bell.

I'm so glad to see so many awesome people out there. :-)

I am not a doctor, but no, it was much more than a glorified case of a broken bone. George suffered a compound fracture of both his tibia and fibula. Those are the second and third longest bones in your body (after the femur), and "compound" means that the bone shredded soft tissue and pierced through the skin.

I don't think "some level of jumping" means what you think it means, and I think the I-don't-think-X-means-what-you-think-it-means meme is even worse than your implication that Paul George is not jumping.

I went to a bar once that charged an extra dollar for whiskey served neat.