I never knew I wanted to see Skip Bayless murdered on live television until now. Though, in a way, I think I always suspected I did.

Not the hero we want, but the hero we need

This is where President Trump always comes out ahead on these exchanges (at least in the eyes of the people who vote for him). A person making an attempt at intellectual honesty says something like “there’s no evidence that...”. That’s responsible. It’s very hard to prove 100% that something didn’t happen. So…

This is insulting to children and babies.

I’m watching the game, and one of the reporters just detailed how the WBC is bringing Puerto Rico together. “There have been no murders reported since Friday!” He actually said that. WTF.

“How is constantly telling them how not to play the game not working to get kids interested in this game?!”

“How can we get kids interested in this thing?”

“I hope kids watching the WBC...”

Now son you see how Coach Leyland snuck behind the dugout to smoke? And see how deeply he inhales that Marlboro light? That’s how you do it!

While old grumpy white guys may have liked the “respect” that the Japanese and Americans showed last night, the Puerto Rico-Netherlands game was objectively better. It’s almost like its awesome to watch people have fun playing baseball.

Which makes it even more subjective and difficult to officiate. Imagine a key game being decided by that call.

The thing about it that I didn’t get was, from my understanding, it’s only legal to do if you do it without making contact with anyone. It’s illegal to do if you make contact, because that is dangerous. However, it’s not like a player can simply choose or not to choose to make contact. It’d be like having a law that…

the store wouldn’t sell them to him because he will never be a dad

“It has no violence or sex...”

“What if C.S. Lewis Fell Down And Hit His Head on the Corner of the Coffee Table?”

The Religion War by the Cartoon Man is a Word Story where the Smart Man solves the Brown Problem with his Man Brain.

Small world- I actually read both of these books as part of a theology program I took part in after I got my bachelor’s degree. As much as I find this guy’s politics distasteful, these books are actually incredibly compelling. I had never considered myself a spiritual man at all, but the program took place right after…

Imagine that you meet a very old man who you eventually realize knows literally everything.

Remember, Tracy McGrady is his younger cousin.

Why? If you’re pro-union, I am curious why pro-union content bothers you. Is it the quantity? The content? This was pretty low on any opinion or insight from Hamilton (it was only four sentences!) And why does it make you want to reconsider your beliefs?