If you think an anonymous internet comment is “personal”, it might be a long life. I think we should give anonymous internet comments all the weight they are due: none.

If your point is that there are hate-filled people on the internet, I'm going to struggle to argue with that. I'm not sure how that is worse than the media collectively thinking you are an idiot, especially for people that make their money off enforcements.

Yeah, I honestly only saw pushback against the Gabi stuff and never actually saw any of the anti-Gabi stuff. So why are we giving a bigger voice to the minority of idiots criticized her. Meanwhile, everybody (rightly) hates Lochte. Delightfully, this includes his teammates.

I came here for weightlifting shoe pictures. Leaving disappointed.

That seems like the most likely scenario.

The historically correct duck and cover scene from Boy Meets World:

The commentator in the video’s “no way!” call is an all time classic. Let's sign him up for March Madness.

Yeah, and the solution to a bad joke is a bunch of facts about weightlifting shoes. That’ll show ‘em.

Goldfish are the most underrated beer food of all time. Why aren’t people all over this? Crunchy, cheesy, salty...

This is crazy. It is hard to fault people for time lost when the road was completely blocked - crash or no crash. In the end, I think that using the Mollema time was unfair to all of them since it includes the time that was required to crash into a moto and get back up. The three of them deserved to have the time gap…

Playing quarterback for the Rams does not make you a famous athlete:

I’m uncomfortable agreeing with a Patriots fan and yet here we are.

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Isn’t it more awkward that he’ll be wearing this if he makes the Olympic team?

While we are talking about raw bigmen that the Bobnets drafted and who would never play meaningful minutes until after they had moved on...can I bring up Alexis Ajinça?

If you are really bored, I have a picture of a ball in a shoe. I’m not sure what you do with a photo of a ball in a shoe in a story that nobody will remember in 24 hours.

Watching the GIF repeatedly, it is funny how little I move while everybody else seems to react. I also like how the guy next to him instantly picks up his hat. The guy in front of him who actually seems to turn and try to help is the guy who’s shoe it was. They were under his chair. It was hot and a lot of people had…

Some bonus coverage: I was there - right there - that is me in the yellow shirt behind him and to the right (wife in the bluish dress to my left). Those spots opened up a bit earlier and I told them to move into those spots since I had just moved up. I guess I saved myself getting hit in the face by a ball.

I didn't think that Scott Brooks hiring could get worse then it did, twice.

Can we get a second opinion from Magary?