I get the parent’s grief. But blaming some locker room attendant for running out to score him some drugs and not Skagg’s himself is some next level denial. His death is indeed tragic and I wish he got some help, but it was his decision to make this fatal mistake. Jamming up some underling is bullshit.

why did you repost my pic?

the next season of The Walking Dead looks amazing...

Every 15-year-old boy tries to perfect the fist pump and a girl’s the first to do it. Take that, patriarchy!

At least 10 years ago, some chesty dummy I know was telling a group of us how he could probably rush for a first down in the NFL if given 4 shots at it. A mutual friend who plays semi-pro football offered the idiot a chance at his team’s practice. The idiot even had his then-girlfriend videotape it.

It's NBA. You can score in your own basket

None of the Above.

GETTING A HIT IN AN MLB GAME!

Romero’s Joker is definitely the best surfer, and that’s all that matters.

It’s too bad his NBA career appears to have ended, but he should be able to have a long, productive run in the CBA. The few weeks at the peak of Linsanity was one of the most fun stretches of NBA fandom of the last decade...it seemed then like he could be a real star. 

DeMarcus then broke his wrist hanging up the phone, and 9 months from now, his whole arm will fall off.

I mean, that’s a pretty standard response to anyone who asks if they can bring their kid to your wedding, when it clearly says no children on the invite. Don’t care if you’re a Cousin, no kids!

I know exactly how Andrew Luck feels. I mean, I don’t have a degree from Stanford or a bunch of athletic ability or millions of dollars or a super-high IQ. But I have been booed by people in Indianapolis. And my boss does a lot of drugs.

I honest to God have no idea who you’re arguing with right now.

I mean, I’m pretty sure a bigger reason is that the Pats won it 15 years ago.

That would be Radd.

Luck’s choice didn’t happen in a vacuum.  How the Colts handled/mishandled his injuries are relevant to his health and this choice.

Ryan Grigson should have been running an Evansville Applebee’s into the ground rather than a generational quarterback talent.

Money was never the issue. Even before he joined the NFL or went to Stanford, he already had bags of gold in his gigantic castle in the sky. 

“Ian Rapoport says Luck plans to travel the world.”