This is an organization that operates under a constant, black cloud of perceived disrespect. The Ravens could employ a war criminal and they would treat him like a fucking prince just because the rest of the world disapproved. This is a whiny, arrogant franchise that is constantly braying for respect even though…

Yes. To all. The drug war has cost this country well over a trillion dollars. It's resulted in the incarceration of tens of millions of low-level, nonviolent drug offenders — overwhelmingly young people, poor people, people of color. It's severely damaged the relationship between the police and those communities that…

Listen, you assholes. Vanilla ice cream, from a tub of vanilla ice cream, is good. In a tub of Neapolitan ice cream, however, nobody but psychotics and Nazis goes for the vanilla first.

Japan probably/already has that covered.

Or you could just stand outside for an hour and save yourself $586.

Whoa, that "Caps For Sale" reference just triggered a massive childhood flashback.

Next team up (today): THE NINERS.

Ohhh god... Magary better not even include that fucking section in the Seahawks one. I can only imagine what it's going to look like. It'll have the terrible spelling/grammar of the Raiders section mixed in with the insufferable pretentiousness of the Pacific Northwest hipsters. Kill me now.

I once took the BART train the same day there was a Raiders game and a gay S&M festival. Everyone was wearing spikes, chains, and black leather. I didn't know who was going to what.

Came for the Kool-Aid man GIF and was not disappointed.

Next team up: THE RAIDERS.

My wife & I just returned from an anniversary trip to Mexico we booked through Costco. We did extensive research before booking and ended up saving almost $400 on a 4 nt all-inclusive, compared to prices on expedia, priceline & other travel sites. I'll definitely book travel through them again.

Like a lemon to a lime a lime to a lemon

Limeade>lemonade

Then where the hell is tomato?

Well don't shove it back there so far. It's not a competition. Most of the time, at least.

You forgot to mention that, despite being sponsored by a company that specializes in manufacturing wireless communications devices, there is absolutely ZERO cell service in Qualcomm stadium (both inside the stadium and throughout the entire parking lot).

I wonder if Drew Brees has any control over the ads he's in. The Tide spot last year that made it look like he did all his family's laundry up to and including (what Brees referred to as) his wife's extremely smelling yoga pants was quite possibly the worst football-player commercial last season.

That e-mail was spot on. Charlotte isn't a BAD city, necessarily, just very bland. It's easily the least interesting large city in either of the Carolinas in terms of culture or having neighborhoods that don't resemble either a giant office park or cookie-cutter McMansion sprawl. It's 300 square miles of boilerplate.…

Jeremy, Charleston, S.C. is better than the entire state of North Carolina combined.