Bring Jimmy Kimmel on your show and give him the same amount of time to have a “free-wheeling” conversation about how Rodgers is a has-been shithead whose brain is broken. It’s only fair.

I tried watching a bit of the Gervais one to see how bad it was, and it was just...weird. Like, the most Boomer takes imaginable. Kept going on about things you “can’t” do anymore, or things you “have to” do these days, and I just kept thinking like, what world is this guy living in?

You’re not wrong.

People who endorse RFK Jr want Trump to win.

I like how accusing someone of being on Epstein’s plane is like some massive gotcha from right wing kooks like Aaron Rodgers. Nevermind that the one person we know seemed to REALLY enjoy flying with Epstein was Trump, the right’s chosen son.

If any article actually DESERVES to be a slideshow...of course it ends up being an article with a single photograph.

Most organizations that I’ve ever worked for tried to limit overtime, because overtime costs the company money.

Didn’t read it. Your points are still wrong, by the way.

A big Majors fan? Dude, I called him a gigantic shithead in my first post.

Ok Mr. Pedantic, keep on thinkin that Gina Carano star was shooting sky high.

Put it in H!

I’m the OP, by the way, so I think I know what my intention was.

None of them were soaring quite as high as Majors, but yeah I’ll give you some of those. Although all of those you mentioned never really hit “leading man” status, they were mostly seen as weird freaks, even Ezra in a lead role in the Flash was still a quirky awkward weirdo who had the movie stolen from him by Keaton.…

I’d say most of those examples weren’t climbing at the level Majors was. He was in EVERYTHING for a while, and topped it all off with a sweet multi-movie deal at Marvel. Miller was ubiquitous but never “headlined” anything except maybe Silicon Valley, Hammer also never really “stood out” as a lead in anything that hit…

TJ Miller is a good example. His star wasn’t shining quite as bright as Majors, but he was in everything for a while there before suddenly disappearing.

Man, I’m not sure if I can recall someone who fell so hard right when their star was really rising in recent memory. To think, all he had to do was not be a massive shithead. 

Thank you. The whole point of recalling 52 million airbag inflators is that they HAVEN’T been deployed, so it isn’t known how many are actually faulty among that number.

This assumes 52 million airbags have deployed. That’s not the case. We have no idea how many of the inflators are faulty that haven’t deployed. That’s kinda the whole point of the recall.

I have bad news for you.

Yeah, these kinds of stories are usually just “won’t someone feel bad for us poor cops?” type bullshit, the point is they’re inevitably proven to be false.