That is by far the dumbest part of all of this: Sports fans will forgive *anything* — politics, drug abuse, crimes, Flat Earth beliefs — if the dude performs. The moment Kap broke containment and scrambled for 15 yards, Hank from St. Cloud would be in love with him.

To be clear, it’s nearly 100 percent of the brains that were donated for study by families who strongly suspected CTE.

He looks like he’s going to tell the EW reporter he “really went to a dark place for this role.”

I only got like, a third of the way through making Witcher 3 this morning and had to quit.

You should always order the larger pizza because you get more pizza.

Yes, Brady bragging on Twitter about getting some freelancer dropped because he insulted him is some of the smallest-dicked shit I have ever seen.

And will limp away from her profession in tatters after wasting her career with one of the least successful organizations ever.

Man, I started down a rabbit hole of these old comments after the Kinja import and this one (through no fault of your own) has NOT aged well.

At this point, if you’re making an online-only competitive team shooter, I don’t know how you *wouldn’t* expect to attract a critical mass of assholes. The only solution I can see is letting players create and manage closed communities — invitation only, play by our rules and standards or GTFO. It segments the player…

This is true, but without anonymity there are strong social pressures to curb it. For every Conor McGregor, there are a hundred athletes who say and do the right things, respect their teammates and opponents, respect the game, etc, because that’s the norm and you get dragged if you don’t. Captain_PickDounder69 doesn’t…

You had me at “remove voice chat.”

I mean, how bad can it possibly —

I do think it’s a little suspect that I’ve seen about 100 Fitbits for every Apple Watch in the wild. That said, I think wearable and fitness trackers are definitely a big part of the future, so I can see them just iterating in that space until they get a foothold. That’s the advantage of sitting on a quarter of a…

And I don’t get why people buy purses instead of using perfectly good plastic grocery bags.

His Sherman-esque march to Hank Aaron was worse, IMO, but the “chase” to 73 did take on a certain grueling quality. Part of it was the obvious. Part of it was the fact that breaking a record for the first time in nearly 40 years isn’t nearly as magical as breaking it again three years later.

If Stanton were the hero we deserve, he’d get there and then refuse to swing at another pitch.

If two lockouts in about 17 minutes didn’t kill the NHL, the strike wasn’t killing MLB.

I haven’t gotten to see much of Rafa in majors this year, and I was stunned at how good he looks. Federer today, even in form, looks and plays like a 36-year-old genius using little tricks and shortcuts to adapt. Thinning hair aside, Nadal looks exactly like he did when he was 24 — flying between corners, whipping…

Smh, spoiled millionaires, I’m shitty at my job every day and nobody gives me a free hat.

On the women’s side, it’s fun to see all the “will they or won’t they?” up-and-comers (plus Venus) finally do the thing. On the men’s side, it’s a touch light, but DelPo and Rafa are tremendously fun.