The city’s biggest celebrities are all local news anchors.

“Country music is a hate crime.”

Maybe because his bias is correct and well-founded?

If we HAVE to stand for a specific song, and HAVE to put our hands on our hearts or risk getting jacked are we really free?

And then 3 weeks of pearl-clutchers offering up stale takes about sportsmanship and celebrating.

The definitive guide to selecting a batting lineup.

but that should be kept in a private environment and not for the world to see

COUNTERPOINT: Nah, it’s fine, actually. Don’t stare at it, like a creep, and I promise you’ll be okay.

It *can* be tender and intimate, but it is also often a painful, messy, frustrating, utilitarian endeavor that has to happen whether Mom feels up to it or not.

“but that should be kept in a private environment”

It is completely different from going to the bathroom, you chud. Or did you completely missed that part?

As the article mentions, breastfeeding in public is legal in the US. This is because breastfeeding is a means to feed an infant. It's not a sexual act.

Answer: Yes.

I can’t feel bad for the guy who was pissed the Hall determined he would go in with an Expos hat.

Not just that - blue lives mattering is codified in law. If someone shoots their neighbor, they’re going to jail. If that neighbor is a cop, their sentence is automatically higher. If a cop is killed, the entire force expends all of its resources to find who did it. Everybody knows blue lives matter, anyone who needs…

he is entitled to think its not political in the same way i am entitled to think its absolute bullshit.

Speaking as a Niners’ fan who watched Emmit Smith dash my hopes and dreams year after year, you do him wrong here. Dude was a brawler and an absolutely complete running back, who likely would have been a six or seven-time Pro Bowler behind any line in the league, assuming the punishment didn’t kill him in the process.

Smith was still an all time great running back and would have been successful anywhere. He was a great running back and he was durable. He wasn’t at the level of Sanders, Faulk or LT but he was a great running back between the tackles. Gaming out how that would have played out if Sanders somehow ends up on the Cowboys…

Emmitt Smith was probably the third best RB of that era. I would take Barry or Thurman Thomas over him.