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I’d rather be a Browns fan in 1996.

I am shocked that people think someone dying on the field in an NFL game would have much effect beyond all teams wearing a black patch or something on their sleeves for the remainder of the regular season.  

(G.O.T. spoilers warning)

The only thing the Rams have on the Chargers are bad owners. At least Kroenke is an evil fuck with a plan that people fear. Spanos is an evil fuck desperate for respect that everyone laughs at. Kroenke is Tywin Lannister and Spanos is Walder Frey.

Can we talk about how salty the Dean Spanos Wikipedia article is?

Jesus that last paragraph was fantastic.

The Chargers introducing their new logo was the branding equivalent of a guy asking his wife to try anal for the first time.

Pictured: Head of NFL Social Media Promotions

I missed the cutoff for WYTS submissions, so just let me add this:

Any reason I can find to use this, I will.

Some people are fans of the Los Angeles Chargers.

Why is it only liberals who get punished for their political stances? And no, being fired for being a raging homophobe or racist doesn’t count.

Based on the responses so far, people seem to think this is my grand idea or something. I am following the logic of organizations passing on Kaepernick right now. This is nothing new.

I don’t think (though none of us can know 100% for certain) he was naming the Jets QBs in a series; I think the point was two shitty players have teams, and whoever plays on the Jets is a nameless faceless blob of suck, like the creature in I Have no Mouth And I Must Scream. (Which, incidentally, should be the working…

Oh no! A media circus! And here we were, trying to quietly be a multi-billion dollar operation that’s televised constantly and internationally! How will we handle this? We’re not equipped! Why did I ever get out of the lumber business?

+1 Golden Calf or Bust

You’re telling me fans would rather you lose and put a worse player out there...

If we’re going to get deep into the weeds of trying to weigh up the legitimacy of Cuban-Americans and their feelings on Castro you can’t just ignore the context within his regime existed. His revolution was against a repressive and corrupt regime that preceded it. It was a violent rebellion(they tend to be) and there…

While I would say that Pinochet deserves a special spot in hell, that’s a distinction without a difference. Again, I’m not saying Castro is not viewed negatively, at all. I’m saying the fact that Kap once misguidedly wore a Castro shirt isn’t that big a deal except for those whose currency is making big deals out of…