The best seasons of each of JJ, DD, and LC (aka the Netflix ones) all are better than AoS.

The first season was crap, the second season was all over the place and wasted Lucy Lawless, and the fifth season was a massive regression in quality. Season 3 was fun but the series peaked with the fourth, and the writers never seemed to grasp how much of an arsehole Fitz was.

It already happened, it was called the 90's.

As someone who loves the submarine genre, I take this film as a personal affront.

After Butler’s Joe Glass is easily defeated, who are they going to cast to play Von Kaiser and Piston Honda?

Are we even going to feign surprise that a guy with multiple nazi tattoos got hired as a Louisiana police officer?

Right up there with the “course pack”, a $50 collection of Xeroxed articles double-stapled into a booklet.

lol the textbook scam. And by that, I mean the scam where publishers print “new” editions every year, forcing students to buy brand new books instead of buying used.

Unfortunately for Manning, the only area the HGH seems to have worked is on his forehead.

Major League Baseball has had ONE fucking rule that gets a person banned for life. It’s posted on the entrance to every clubhouse and has been for roughly 100 years now: A) Don’t bet on baseball. B) Don’t get too cozy with gamblers.

The victim should have had a concealed carry permit, right? He could have protected himself, like UT Austin students.

Does it also shift fees and costs to the business if they lose in court?

You don't have a right to be a bigot because your imaginary sky wizard says so. Sorry.

I'd like someone to sign a religious freedom bill... wherein we'd all be free from anyone's religious beliefs. Why is it that the imposition of YOUR religious belief on me is not seen as religious persecution against me? To discriminate based on your religious belief is to impose those beliefs on others in a secular…

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I'd rather have a Dazzler or Lila Cheney movie instead.

I have to think that part of it is that everyone is looking for every little thing that they do that might be technically against the rules. It's like the troublemaker in high school who gets in trouble for stuff that everyone else gets away with - people are hyper vigilant when you have a history, and the authorities…

Explains a lot.

Of course. But until the investigation (and we know NFL investigations are always totally legitimate and fair) finds wrongdoing, jumping to conclusions about the result isn't the best idea.