Let’s remember some guys:

The only words that matter in politics seem to have been uttered by Mr. Obama, but even his were of little effect in the end. We are still in Guantanamo, no?

It’s the notion of two interrelated aspects of a system that are both pulling and pushing on one another, resulting in a kind of equilibrium. It is really an architectural term, but I’m using it here to note the interrelation of the top-level of professional sports culture and the bottom-up demands of the sports…

Is Obama the leadership of the DNC? Not to my knowledge.

How would our current society differ if the power acquisition selection pressures favored the ruthless and outright evil?

In 2017, do people really think there is a difference in the leaders of the Republicans and Democrats? They are cut from the same cloth, serving the same masters and fuckers of us all. They just tell different lies in their quests to attain power.

In 2017, do people really think there is a difference in the leaders of the Republicans and Democrats? They are cut from the same cloth, serving the same masters and fuckers of us all. They just tell different lies in their quests to attain power.

There is a tensegrity between the attitudes of the culture that births and supports its sports and the norms developed and accepted within its sporting culture, especially in this age televised media saturation.

I don’t necessarily agree, but it bums me out that you’re gray now.

KonMari has a video available right now on NHK video on demand, but it might not be available for long; those videos tend to have a short window of availability.

And a nicely tossed salad.

He’ll poke your eye out, kid.

Yup, loving your neighbor as yourself.

Butt cheeks don’t count.

Because, as the late Robin Williams said, “It’s not just a sin, it’s a felony!”

Thank God!

More like “Best Actor in a Full-of-shit Public Statement”

Thanks, but Bob Marley said it first.

I mean, it’s not like there would be a financial motivation in huge contracts with the state and federal governments, where cutting corners — perhaps using sketchy preservatives to minimize spoiled product — would make for greatly increased profits, in an area where proof of harm (i.e. tort) is damn near impossible to…

Oh yeah, good catch. I forgot that guy owned them.