munsonburner
munsonburner
munsonburner

As a dude, I can guarantee that if men had something that caused enormous shits on a regular cycle, they would be talking the fuck out of it.

Bose?

Where is Sarah Palin's porch on that map? Wait, I can see it!

This was the very first thing I thought after reading the headline.

I saw the trailer for this and thought it looked like a 'really good bad film' so it wsnt a case of exceeding my expectations, but i can see how it could be.

I liked it both for its off kilter nature and the fact that neither Scott nor Ramona are particularly wonderful people but a ton of the secondary characters are: Knives Chau, sister Anna kendrick etc. and while I am not some kind of of random Canadian partisan, tthere is such a realized sense of this downtown

I am a passive consumer of occasional baseball. Not a fan but often have it on car radio or background TV. Point is, most of my baseball information is audio sourced. The first 100 or so times I heard announcers call Yu Darvish's name, I assumed they were just deploying that bizarre pronunciation of the name "Hugh".

In a post and discussion littered with incomprehensible abbreviations like "RS-So" or unknown concepts like "Cleveland Browns Management", the one that seems obscure is "VG"?

What I found interesting from the selection above is that among all the Bill Frakers and Laszlo Kovacs and Tak Fujimotos there are a bunch of less familiar names.

Will this be known as the "Nik Richie Act of 2014"?

This makes me sad. I thought you did well finding non-linemen fat guys on two actual sports teams. Although the Raiders and Raptors of the last 10 years or so stretch that definition.

Yep, this is a Philly thing. Worst fans in sports, judging by the Flyers and Eagles, each of whom are the only fans I have seen cheer injuries multiple times.

Despite the uncharacteristic current playoff experience of the Toronto NBA franchise, I am not recognizing the Toronto Raptors nor any of the litany of doomed Oakland Raider Quarterbacks of the Future as athletes in real sports.

Andy Serkis: Motion capture performance for Jar Jar Binks Jr.

"dark matter fusion..a space based dark matter fusion reactor...this is a power source than can and I know it sounds insane..bend space.."

Beatles, obviously.

That's it. I just can't imagine that attitude among athletes in many other real sports. If there was an extra benefit that might make the difference between squeaking into the lineup and being an everyday player and all you had to do was:

Yeah, I went to Lord of the Flies Junior High. If the whole class was cheering something on you did not want to be the subject. Embarrassing boner would have been the least of your worries.

Props to teacher if she did this to

Fun, but this is among the things that those of us who can't take baseball seriously as a sport wonder about. I would expect even pitchers to have some professional commitment to fitness. And in the NL they actually have to hit and run bases, too, right?