I also love boats. I have been on several cruises, and you have it exactly right. It’s like paying a premium to stay at a cheap AC casino that you cannot leave. I would rather just go somewhere any day. Or get like a 35 footer and cruise around on my own.

The whole concept of this reply is wrong. Salt has no “edge.” This isn’t “salt.”

Sure there is. Fans identify with the team. They experience the failures and successes through the team they cheer for. They feel like they are part of it and they are to a limited extent. Just because they are not on the team or involved in the administration/front office does not make the use of “we” incorrect. When…

There is nothing wrong or incorrect about a sportsfan using the term “we” when talking about a team they cheer for. So petty.

You beautiful motherfucker.

No. The city has done enough.

Yes. Dak Pescott took his job for Oikos

I don’t know much about hockey, but I think I understand. My condolences.

You don’t know enough of us. I hate plenty of Cowboys fans.

There is no undoing what BB and Brady have done. The current generation of Pats fans will tell stories of this period in team history for their entire lives, and then their children will tell them and so on. It’s the same way my dad talks about Dandy Don Meredith, Staubach and Danny White. Obscure Cowboys players…

Honestly, you have no idea what you’re looking forward to. It won’t get rid of annoying elements of the fan base, and sustained mediocrity is the worst thing to sit through because it gives just enough hope but never pays off. You would be better off being really bad.

Haha. Looks at all these patriots fans trying to downplay this piece as “nothing new.” Out in force too and trying to act like this is something that was already known.

Yeah, SCOTUS destroyed that idea a long time ago in Wickard v. Filburn, among other cases blatantly making the unconstitutional constitutional to prop up FDR’s new deal policies.

I am aware of that. Absent specific language making subletting a material breach or an evictable offense, subleasing for a weekend is probably not a material breach subjecting a tenant to eviction. It’s just a plain breach, which allows for a landlord to sue for damages.

If it constituted a “material breach” then yes.

Landlords may not be able to evict the tenants for subleasing. In states that have adopted the residential landlord tenant act, only a material breach of your lease can result in eviction. Subletting for a weekend on air bnb, without specific lease language making it an evictable offense, is probably not a material…

Nothing says “pedantic asshole” more than calling out a sports fan for using “we.”

I’d say it’s a natural by product of all unions in a general sense. If a union is not currently causing this type of problem, eventually it will given enough time. Maybe that’s an indictment of the U.S. legal structure more so than unions, but it’s an opinion I have.

Absolutely. Unions are the only reason for this particular problem.