I disagree. He’s a loathsome individual but a justice system built on vengeance is no justice system at all.

In order for me to attend the Kid Rock concert, you would need to give me the greatest blow on Earth.

If someone asked me if I wanted to attend a Kid Rock show, they would hear the Greatest No on Earth.

The person who related this story gave no indication of physical threat. In her story, she mentions she was distressed before performing consensual fellatio, but there was no threat of physical harm mentioned in her narrative.

“Every heterosexual woman whose dated has been in this situation. Where the guy knew he was making us uncomfortable - but kept pushing until we gave in.”

We need to teach women this. We need to role play it and give them practice doing it. We need to empower them, encourage them and give them the skills.

Women need to explicitly say no, especially younger women. NO NO NO NO. I never had any problems saying that word. If they didn’t get what no meant, it was followed by a kick or a knee to the crotch. Women seem to give to much of their power away.

The thing about the Aziz Ansari allegations, whether they’re accurate or not, is that so many of us can relate to a guy trying 50-leven times to convince you to have sex and because you don’t explicitly say NO, he keeps trying, despite your discomfort.

Why didn’t she simply walk out? Why did she blow him? This is clearly a consensual sexual encounter she later regretted. “I didn’t really want to do it, but I did anyway” is not sexual misconduct.

I just hate lazy writing. The whole ‘wounded duck’ deep pass thing was quite obviously a product of the wind. The NBC crew used the same phrase about it and pointed to it as an example of bad QB play or something, but the exact same thing happened to a Matt Ryan pass a quarter later and Colinsworth sort of admitted to…

Philly fan here, and while I was expecting nothing in this game, my sphincter was clenched to PSIs heretofore thought impossible in the 4th quarter.

Fuck you and your goddamn narrative, because Nick Foles is a multi-year NFL vet with twice as many TDs as INTs, who went 23/30 tonight. He’s not an elite QB, but he’s decent at it and he’d be starting on any number of teams in this trash league had Jeff Fisher not scuttled his reputation.

Nice snarky headline. And I read Deadspin for the snark. But after watching the game, if this is the best you got, it rings hollow.

Torrey Smith catching that deflection off the knee had me jumping around my living room. I don’t know how the fuck but I love it. These playoffs have been far better than they’ve had any right to be.

Less adorable because the inundation of trendy hashtags is a bit difficult to keep up with? Because he can’t remember what the push-button hashtag of the night is?

I initially thought you were talking about Drew (someone who does no actual reporting) questioning Simmons.

And what’s problematic about his response? He said they’ve checked with the Deuce production to see if there’s been any problems and that’s all he can speak to. He’s not saying he doesn’t believe anyone, but that currently he’s paying attention to how this unfolds.

Who are the oppressed in this situation? Women who took “Sex Scenes” classes and then were offended when sex was explored in the class? And an ex-girlfriend who gave a blow job when she’d rather have waited to do it until later that night?