You're kinda gross and I hope you either never have kids or have the ones that exist taken away by the state.

And what if Ray Rice is just under-educated in being a good husband and really believed that spitting on and punching his wife was the right way to correct her behavior?

+1 trip to the bathroom to puke

"I don't want attention. I don't want to have my private life looked into or have people think they deserve to know about my private life. And then people say, 'Well, then you shouldn't have become an actor.' Fuck that. I didn't choose all that. I chose to be an actor. I was 9 years old! Do you think a 9-year-old is…

+1 prosthetic leg

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Awwww, I'm sorry the truth made you mad. Have a nice warm bottle and hit the sack. You seem tired and cranky.

You already gave your tax dollars and will give no more because of this.

No, we're talking about the idea that journalists should burn sources because the info they received was inaccurate. At least that's what I'm talking about. Not really sure what you're talking about.

And to burn sources, in this case, serves no journalistic purpose. At all.

This has nothing to do with the public because the public has nothing to do with Goodell, the league or Ravens management/ownership issuing Rice's punishment.

Well, it'd be in court, not an empty room. Still, if she had little to no ties to the country besides him, I get why she split. Many foreigners (and this includes Americans abroad) feel like they won't get a fair shake from the legal system of another nation and sadly, often times they're right.

The accused have a right to face their accuser, legally speaking. If the accuser recuses their accusation or is unavailable for the full length of the investigation (sometimes exceptions are allowed, such as not forcing children to face their molester), the investigation often stalls or is dropped.

"When asked how TMZ could acquire the footage but the NFL couldn't, Goodell said he relies on law enforcement for information, since they're the "most credible."

Dear Ravens Stakeholder,

I can understand that. Yeah, I dunno where mine comes from and I think I'm at a point now where, although those feelings still linger, I can laugh about the past.

Yeah, I gotta go with no as well.

As someone who got their head all fucked up by high school and is paranoid about people actually "liking" me as a result (no one ever actually did pull a long-con masquerading as friendship on me, but I always suspected I was the one everyone shit talked when I wasn't around), that would actually be a comforting…

FUCK YES. A girl who was on the very outer fringe of my social circle in high school (like, we were friendly, but I think we maybe did like a group hangout thing twice in 4+ years and that was IT) signed my senior yearbook with "I always loved you. I just never knew how to tell you. You were always a cool ass kid.…

It's always a sad moment when a guy who seems like a cool dude, not necessarily a friend, but a workplace acquaintance says something like "9/11 was done with missiles" or "they can call me cracker, but if I call them n_____, all of a sudden, I'M THE RACIST!"