What does the release point of Rose’s shot have to do with the amount of stress on his knees? Is he planning to jump less high while he’s releasing his shot earlier?

Or transparent aluminum?

Better yet, is he continuing to escape the aging process and does he actually look like he could be an Air Cav officer despite being 68?

That seems like one of those ultimately meaningless stats that gets thrown up during the baseball season: “Team X is 8-15 this season in Tuesday day games played on grass.”

Nah, I see the Bulls picking “Stretch” 4 Who Can’t Actually Shoot From Outside in the first round.

Meh. I think Kilowog would eat up too much of the SFX budget and/or look terrible. Grodd has worked because the gorilla doesn’t have to move its mouth, but you can’t get around that with Kilowog.

Zombies should be the currency. Problem solved.

I’m not so sure that every actor in a superhero movie is dumb enough to come right out and announce their lack of interest, though. Get rid of that tag, “that I really care about” and we’re not even having this conversation.

I thought the comment was more, “I’ll do this movie and hopefully more people will be interested in the [better] movies I’ve already done.” Either way, I get your point. Not exactly a signal of one’s enthusiasm to take on the role.

I’m guessing it’s something like this (which was always a positive sign):

Too bad there’s no way for The Clairvoyant to make another appearance on Agents of SHIELD.

BiggerPutz, I’ve seen many a Chicago driver use the shoulder as an extra passing lane (usually at the Austin exit from the Ike), and the people have always let the goober in. Kudos to the group you were with for not letting that shit slide.

Man, the placement of that overhand shot to end the clip was just mean.

Yeah, it was right in his “Lethal Weapon” heyday. All I can remember from the movie is that it’s set in LA during the middle of a horrendous heat wave (which, on the off chance memory serves, doesn’t hinder the Predator’s IR vision one bit).

The USADA isn’t part of the executive branch of any level of government or a law-enforcement agency, so a “warrant” is out. They would have subpoena authority if litigation had been filed in a formal court or possibly within its internal dispute-resolution structure.

Where do the coaches have any leverage here? They might have some supposed moral authority, but I’m not seeing a ton of bargaining power across the board.

Does the “jock tax” (professional athletes ending up having to pay income tax for each game they play in states other than their state of primary employment) still apply? If so, that’s going to make your second example even messier and wrong as currently set forth.

Did he make the jet at home and transport it to the con, did he make it at the con, or did he just assemble the major pieces at the con? I need an Instructable for this!

Because Forman and Paxson have demonstrated so much ability to properly draft players thus far? So far, Butler seems to be the only recent draft pick that worked out at all for them.

I’m not sure I want to live in a world where “Cooper Barrett’s Guide to Surviving Life” is considered a highlight of anything.