Hey Josh, not only do I love sports, but I love other topics when they have a sports-related angle, so I have to say I was excited to read this article.

What a cowardly lack of solidarity to keep posting right now. “Pwease respect my union, also time to post about Steam reviews after a long tenured coworker was fired.” 

A question for the Funbag: why should I keep reading anything on this website after Jim Spanfeller and Paul Maidment went to the lengths of firing Barry, like cowards, for the dumbest of reasons?

I want to support the writers here—this is both the best website that exists, and has ever existed, and the best sports…

Who changed the timestamp on this story so that it appeared above the three good sport dogs post?

I accidentally ungreyed you. Your take is bad and I regret my action.

For what it’s worth, the phone number for Great Hill Partners works:

The cowards just fired Barry Petchesky.

Fuck the shitlords upstairs for firing Barry before he could make a farewell post about his cat.

These dogs are good sports. 

There’s no such thing as a bad dog, just shitty private equity dickbags. 

I was there in April of this year. That dog from the pyramids has a name and it is Preztelcoatl. But you are correct that it is indeed a good dog.

I am extremely interested in this afternoon’s Funbag.

Can confirm. These certainly appear to be three very good dogs.

One Bad Dog I Met

Those are Very Good Boys and Girls. This is excellent Content, but I think it might be better with less sports?

Tom, if this unfortunate situation continues, may we have bears? 

These are extremely good dogs, Tom. Thank you.

Please do not disparage my good blog. All regular blogs are Just Look Nice; blogs in the feature format are Very Fancy.

(while I’m making rules, if you’re requiring people to wear heels you want to continue to participate in society without being branded as a pariah, you are not allowed to have a cash bar)

Don’t worry. I’m sure there are still plenty of people with no idea what they’re doing who want to make Star Wars movies.