I had both the Solstice GXP and the Miata. I had fond memories of the Miata. The problem with the Solstice was it was a terribly designed car. My tall/big dude friends could barely fit in the passenger seat. One guy literally had to fall out of the car to get out of it. The trunk is a massive mess. I’m not expecting…

The X-files creator? I guess the truth is out there.

I rarely follow gaming at all but I very distinctly remember reading about Pachirisu winning a tournament for a Korean player.

It’s funny that all the Deadspin writers talk a big game, but the only one that busts his ass writing is former commentator Drew Magary. I think he has more books published than all of Gawker/Gizmodo verse combined.

And Stef

I can buy a woman taking out a man in a fight, but not a striking match or wrestling. BJJ and joint manipulations would be much more realistic plus it’s something that doesn’t get depicted that often in movies. Think Gina Carano vs Fassbender in Haywire.

Die Another Day, the movie that cast this man to play a Korean:

Those are pretty solid numbers against this man:

Charles Haley

While I agree that “stupidity has no age limit”, younger people tend to do stupid and reckless things. There’s a direct line between age and the likelihood of committing a violent crime. 

There are no wrong opinions. Except yours.

Gosling way outclassed Emma Stone. He’s a really good actor, regardless of how you feel about the movie.

You can also refrigerate it overnight and make fried rice the next day.

I think it’s Will Smith after his series of end credit songs on Oscar nominated films.

This

His daughter sings and is funded by Vivek. Does that count?

She hasn’t been a blogger for the Huffington Post for over a year and I feel like it’s an unfair shot at them for including them into your headline. You guys don’t put “Deadspin Editor Clay Travis” in the headlines every time he’s acting like a dipshit.

Who doesn’t love Paul Mooney?

I think Jack Slack started getting popular Bloody Elbow, moved onto Bleacher Report, and eventually landed at Vice’s Fightland. I certainly don’t know how much he made at first at Bloody Elbow or Bleacher Report, but I imagine that it wasn’t nearly commiserate to his ability as a writer and striking analyst. I hope…