The Chrome saga is now another kind of rags-to-riches story: the "everyman hero" owner turned into an "entitled asshole" in record time.

Whatever. I'm getting ready to love this stupid noisemaker. I thought the vuvuzelas were great. I might have thought differently if I had been there in person, I guess. Probably not, though. I like the drums and all the obnoxious chants too. It's fun, dammit!

It's a perspective thing. And yes, from this angle, it looks incredible. But it gets a lot less impressive when you see it from the proper perspective and realize he's not actually white.

VERY strong use of "parlay."

Can you spell, "what The Rock is cooking"?

You'd think Texas newsmen would be more skilled at recognizing headshots.

Nah, I don't particularly like the term. It's too broad. That said, you may not put your whole savings into Tesla bonds, just in case.

Hotel GM here. Been one for almost 20 years. We release rooms to 3rd party sites to move rooms. That said, a vast majority of our reservations are being booked by my brand directly. We like that because we don't have to pay anything to the other party. Plus we can offer a lower price due to not losing $12 or…

Who cares about the car. Second line is the only way to go.

I'm a Sixers fan, and I couldn't disagree more. First of all, it wasn't just about this draft - they traded Holiday for Noel AND the 10th pick this year - that's a win. They got out from under crap contracts given to Evan Turner and Spencer Hawes, so they have insane amounts of cap room for the next few years. It's a…

I feel the opposite.

If you were to throw in a head or two of roasted garlic cloves it would, technically, involve "cooking" but it would also, technically, be "awesome."

I would answer this, but I doubt anyone would ever see it.

It's a play on the "Grey Lady" which is a nickname for the NYT.

I think ROWE would be great, just on the basic level of adult human beings recognizing each other as fellow adult human beings and acting accordingly. But having a basic understanding of social and industrial/organizational psychology tells me that changing virtually ANYTHING in the workplace has an immediate positive…

Great question, I'm glad you asked. The Boston "Massacre" was hardly a massacre at all. In fact, it did not receive that name until 1773 when pro-rebellion 'Sons of Liberty' writers needed to add additional fuel to the anti-British fire. Even the origins of the fight itself are not as sensational as the name would…

God, this article is such an incredible fucking bummer, because it is SUCH a missed opportunity.

I'm pretty sure it's magic. I looked under the hood of a buddy's Model S and there was nothing there. Hence, magic. Then I looked under the hood of another buddy's 911 and you know what I found? The same magic! They must have a JV related to their magic technology or something.

At first glance, I thought that was an alot.