This isn’t an opinion on this particular story, but I think a person’s support system and life situation plays a big part in their release and/or sentencing. There is plenty of data that points to these attributes to being keys to rehabilitation. But then we work backwards and recognize that there is a huge economic…

I prefer the theory that the Scranton Strangler is Dennis from It’s Always Sunny. 

I’m with you.  Not to mention, that the fashion industry is second only to the oil industry in environmental impact.  It’s terribly wasteful. 

Yes, this is definitely the case with a few of them. You paid less per paycheck, so now you’re getting less back.

I noticed one of our Profiles was set to “Spanish”, check the viewing profile and discovered someone in Ecuador had been watching on our account for the past 2 weeks.  I also noticed an extension embedded in my Safari that I had to delete.  Check your shit often. 

I think this is the year that my kids (6 & 8) are going to find out about Santa. Their critical thinking skills are good enough to call bullshit on Jesus, but they’re still rolling with Santa, the Easter Bunny, and the Tooth Fairy.

Considering the current OT rules, I disagree.  When there’s a chance you might not even touch the ball, go for the win. 

$850,000 game checks being left on the table. 

I can live with this type of hit in hockey. It’s the tripping no call that lead to the GW goal that I find most ridiculous.

1) George Parros, not Shanahan, oversaw this suspension.

He mulled retirement after the ‘16 season. Then, during last season, said he was playing three more years. So, not sure why this is making headlines when he already committed to playing three more.

I have a different take on the greatest chocolate innovation:

We bought our first home in 2005, with $0 down. It was a duplex, where we lived in the small part and paid 75% of the mortgage with our tennant’s rent money.