He is doing it in an effort negatively affects Peters’ play. Obviously he would hate it if someone did it to him, that is the whole point of why he is doing it.

Everyone is held to the sake standard

The Harry Truman museum is surprising enjoyable if you like history. Unlike some other presidential libraries they don’t really sugarcoat his presidency so you come away with a fairly nuanced understanding of arguably the most controversial president.

“It never hurts to try.” Usually said after wasting on hour on a plan that had zero chance of success.

It will be hard to find a place as good as the deteriorating baseball stadium in a shithole city of 425,000 people, so they have their work cut out for them!

Back to the clipboard from Wentz you came.

Makes me wish I worked at Chipotle so I could witness the sort of dates that happen when two strangers are matched online and meetup for a free burrito.

“To me, that’s preposterous. Arch Deluxe, things of that nature.”

Further proof that it is better to be lucky than good.

Ottavino seems to be thinking of a pure matchup where one of them travels through time and they play baseball. Ruth would get destroyed.

The draft should have a “Bulls Clause” where teams that are exceptionally shitty lose draft position. If Bulls get the #1 pick anddraft someone good, the result would not be a better basketball team but a team that still sucks and a wasted player. (And I’m a Bulls fan saying this).

Exactly my point. Once the arrest is made, it should be out of the hands of police officers what happens. Bring them in, write your report, and let the prosecutors office decide what charges to file. (I realize that isn’t how it works now, logistically, but that process could change).

The best designed plays in the NFL are the ones that leave defenses with questions that have no good answers.

I don’t really understand why police officers need such broad power to decide who gets prosecuted.  Once they decide to take someone into custody it should be up to attorneys and/or prosecutors to decide whether to go forward with charges, especially in these types of cases.

Baines is the classic example of statistics not measuring the man. [...] The kind of player you never want to see at the plate if you’re on the opposing team.

“Stick with me, young man, and I promise you will one day be a recliner-owner.”

I hate the fact that this is a real problem in need of real solutions but the people shitting on the video are making more sense than the people praising it.

This sounds credible until you realize there are a couple guys he went to college with who said he’s a solid dude. Then the house of cards comes crashing down.

Yeah, save the outrage for things that matter: like a movie changing someone’s shirt in a few countries you don’t live in.

I bet whoever said that feels pretty stupid to realize the reality of iOS games in 2018 is only $30 billion per year!