The preferred term these days is Feline-American.

"Saruman believes it is only great power that can hold evil in check, but that is not what I have found. I found it is the small everyday deeds of ordinary folk that keep the darkness at bay… small acts of kindness and love."

Need you be reminded ...

nah

This is just DRIPPING with irony.

Federal Bureau of Imagination

I like this post because it's a typical "sky is falling" comment about the state of the USMNT. Of course they look lost, the starting 9's of late have been filled with n00bs mixed with Veterans. As for the youth teams, I'm pretty sure we're going to make the Olympics, and we have already earned a place in the U-20…

Nope, you still need to maintain possession all the way to the ground in the end zone. You still don't know the rules.

It seems he wanted to lunge for the end zone. If he'd just catch the ball and brought it into his body and secure the ball it probably would not have happened. No need to reach for the end zone when all you needed was to be sure the ball was caught. You'd have four fresh downs after that to punch it in.

I own every BioWare game and a lot of the clothing, and this is my first time hearing about any of these characters. Iron Bull is the only one I could name before

Get in line. The Browns owe everyone an apology.

That's not a metaphor, it's foreshadowing. Get your literary terms right.

I'm not sure why people keep saying this. Other than being agonizingly slow drivers I've rarely had problems with the elderly. The worst drivers I encounter on a regular basis are young. They're impulsive and too arrogant to realize how incompetent they are.

Answering every question with a "yeah" is what got me fired from my job as a suicide hotline operator.

"Right... Wayne's son..."

The group finished:

Looks like he used his warlock powers.

This has been the funniest episode of SVU I've ever seen.