disruption is really the only tool available. (that’s why it’s called a protest!!) i’m sorry your life is inconvenienced and you have to think about how some people are more likely to get shot than you. your life is so hard!!

you don’t really know how protests work, do you?

yeah, not the arena specifically because of anything the team did but they are protesting ordinary activities. interesting. i’m sure their community is really hurting and i wish them the best.

yeah thanks. looked into it, and there’s been chants along the lines of “you’re not watching basketball tonight” so while they’re not directing the protests at the kings specifically, they are targeting the arena to raise awareness and disrupt “ordinary fun activities.” it’s a good tactic. makes more sense now. thanks!

If memory serves, it was actually the Kings that closed the doors, and my bet is that anyone who paid for those tickets and didn’t get in will be compensated.

rtfa

That’s the kind of commitment needed if you want a Poolitzer.

OK, who’s the asshole who flushes more than one wet wipe at a time? My money’s on Puig.

I agree, with one minor correction: they actually play in Dodger Stadium *all year*.

Mike Pence plans on attending a Kings game just to walk out.

Truly Foul Territory Helps Bums Win 4-3 Game By 2

Attempts to push the sewage off the field were futile, as groundskeepers slowly realized the Dodgers hadn’t exercised Ethier’s option.

Just to bring some clarity, there was a City Council meeting down the street where they were going to do a public forum on the Stephon Clark murder. But there were a couple outbursts (one from Stephon’s brother) and as usual the Council used that as a way to stop the forum and silence the crowd. So rather than…

But as he said, it was only half a joke. He saves his good stuff for the whole ones.

A downside to having downtown arenas. Back to the Sleep Train Arena!

A big question is just how you define a “conservative” character. You could say that cops in crime procedural are all conservative. They’re usually good, clean, upstanding and successful, with straight, nuclear families. And they like to fight unambiguously evil, vile criminals. And the only time they encounter…

Yes, you’re clearly more intelligent than me...

Oh yeah, Rules of Engagement! Megyn Price was on that too. I always wondered why it stayed on so long - I guess it was inoffensively funny enough that people wouldn’t change the channel when it came on.

The problem was that most of the cast and crew were going to be due raises, combined with the fact that ad revenue was middling and, maybe most importantly, ABC didn’t own the show, so was looking to recoup $0.00 in syndication rights. Even if the show didn’t lose money, it didn’t make much for ABC. The network was…

It was never the same after Tim killed Wilson with his riding mower and they had to replace him with an owl.