The point is that they DON’T recognize you normally. Whenever you get anywhere close to them, they stun grenade you and run like the dickens. The cardboard box is the ONLY way that they DO recognize you (along with, evidently, the Paz tape), and have unique dialogue, and let you fulton them without first having to…

An article from last year describing why Kotaku made this shift:

I wouldn’t be surprised if like 50% of the high schools in the country do that. If you’re not a 4A school, chances are your kicker absolutely sucks.

4.6 defensive WAR. First in the league.

Don’t let these “cutbacks” fool you. This bill increases military spending and gives the DoD $90 billion in “special war funds” that are basically immune to any budget cuts, and spend however they want to. That’s 60,000 times as much as they’re paying the NFL. Without really getting into whether or not this is money…

TV shows fall into the same category. It’s why if you watch an SNL episode on NBC’s website, it almost never has the musical guests, or any clips that incorporate music (the Bruno Mars Pandora skit was awesome, but the episode has it cut online). Internet broadcast rights are just a different beast than regular use…

From the FAQ:

Nods.

Maybe not on the grass, but there were definitely seats on the dirt.

Pretty obvious all three were unintentional.

Oh, by the way, Lester (and his catcher, obv.) also has 9 caught stealings this year — the 4th most in the majors this year.

The tie doesn’t go on until after I park the car, and the tie comes back off before I get back in. I don’t think I’ve ever worn a tie while driving in my life.

I read a report last year that if a team is down by 4 going into their final drive, they’re actually more likely to win the game than if they’re down by 3. Probably the same thing applies to being down by 6 than down by 3. Definitely agree the Giants should’ve went for it.

No, that’s if there were 64 players in each tournament. Doesn’t matter if it’s the same 64 people, as long as those two people are 2 of the 64. Which is exactly what the case is (in however many tournaments they played in common).

Most tournaments only have 64 people in them. Those two women average about 2.5 matches per tournament. No idea how many common tournaments they both entered, but based on those numbers (disregarding issues of seeding), you would expect them to meet about one of out every 25.6 tournaments, just based on random chance.…

Vinci has played 871 matches in 353 tournaments, including 43 grand slam tournaments. Pennetta has 932 matches in 361 tournaments, including 48 grand slam tournaments. Meeting 8 times, and 3 times in grand slams doesn’t really seem like that much.

I’m sick of watching teams with better records open on the road and not get that extra game at home.

The “roster expansion” is the only reason the Nats used 4 pitchers to face 4 batters. MLB really needs to do something about it, because it’s happening all over the league. It’s one thing to call up 15 position players, and give them a dozen at-bats each the rest of the season. It’s another thing to call up 15…

There was a LOT of this video edited out. Even if the other 20 turns they didn’t spend doing something specifically to make this happen, they spent those 20 turns NOT doing something that would NOT make this happen (attacking Rivendare, like you said, or just killing the opponent). Which of course, wouldn’t happen in…

Turn was only a little over 14 minutes. Not 16 minutes.