Psst .... my point is that our culture has been full of stupid shit for a long ass time.

But, but ...how are you going to know if someone is your friend unless they've shoved a filter down your throat and forced you to drink curdled milk?

Wat ... I don't even ....

Oddly enough, you can trace the ownership of the Weather Channel back to, among other firms, Bain Capital.

I don't think that's a serious concern in Bosch's case.

"You can't make people over 30 watch something for ten-year-olds," said one commenter.

So what you're saying is the league had an agenda, and they took actions to promote that agenda?

Snitches get ... paid and have easier sentences?

Eh... on certain topics. When she starts talking about the financial sector, you'll find her short on concrete numbers and long on populist rhetoric.

Any time I see Nick Offerman, I am compelled by an irresistible force to have steak for my next meal.

I'm struggling to think of a guy who has put themselves quite as far out there as Lena Dunham.

But I doubt they are pissing off potential donors, seeing as most of their big donors are more than happy to see the status quo with respect to how the campus deals with sexual assaults continue.

Precisely. Which is why talking about how easy it is to replace owners is pointless.

Maybe, but Columbia has an undergrad acceptance rate of 6.9%.

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That's because if you add page views on related articles to the mix, Kim Kardashian crushes the comet story.

This just proves my theory that only nerds and contrarian hipsters use Twitter.

if the established leagues stripped away all the infrastructure, tradition, and perception, and players would face significant challenges marketing their services.

The question isn't whether there are more billionaires. The question is whether or not there are more billionaires who would be willing to put up the capital necessary to start another league up at terms that the players would see as more favorable, because the current owners have all of the control over the actual…

I'm not talking about who should get how much of the pie. I'm talking about what actually matters in a labor negotation.