He says on a post about an 18-point basketball game played in October.

Hm, this laker game was over by midpoint and it was the 1st game of the season. Not the penultimate game of the season. So, dude's got a point.

Says the guy from Tampa Bay....

Says the Virtual Brit?

Thanks for the article about nothing, Mr. Kalaf.

Did Cleveland have a new jersey every year when he was there? That's a lot of different jersey options

So the comedienne is saying the word that was censored was "hummer" and yet you've still crafted an entire blog entry about how they censored the word abortion?

How are the Clippers "the only NBA team that doesn't have its own arena"? Wouldn't the other team they share the arena with also... not... have its own arena?

This is especially noteworthy for the only NBA team that doesn't have its own arena.

I agree that vernacular changes, and that at this point either way is pretty much accepted, but the idea that a hard G "makes more sense" doesn't sit well with me. Here are some popular arguments:

Five sentences in this entire article. Out of those five, the phrase, "camera strapped to his head" is uttered five times in some sort of confusion. Dude, it was a GoPro. Bikers wear them all of the time - the article you linked us to is even titled, "Mountain Biker Catches Robbery on GoPro." ....Get with the times…

How is this changing the game?
http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story…

I cannot imagine, to any degree, what it feels to not feel what you're told you are. All my life struggles (real ones that exist, yes) are confined to problems with life, death, and the shock of death (at ages and familial connections where it is genuinely disruptive to "normal" life) that are still "relatively" (and…

How can you describe that as "nonchalantly?"

He pretty much looks like that in the video. "Nonchalantly" makes no sense here.

Nonchalantly? It's not exactly like the guy caught him back-handed while sipping a coffee. Dude seemed to be very focused, very worried.

"Nonchalantly."