Can we have a national holiday where everybody is forced to sit at home and watch tv while every channel broadcasts instructions on the appropriate use of “your/you’re”, “to/two/too”, and “their/they’re/there” for the whole fucking day?

Um.... This advertisement was random, right?

Ok, that play is rough and all, but the linked clip in the article is DEVASTATING. 

I don’t know if this is a thing I just haven’t seen before, but “the plural of anecdote is not data” is amazing. Storing in the back of my brain for ill-advised drunken tattoo

Storm Duck will come for you all... It is known.

That provides a lot of relevant context, thanks. Rephrasing what you said, a bunch of things are being presented as pointing to the same conclusion, but they’re entirely unrelated. 

The jumping around between occupancy rates, inflation-adjusted losses, and comments about whether or not it’s a good building for office space don’t really tell any sort of congruent picture.

Wait, so he’s actually saying that that wouldn’t have happened if this was someplace with less-restrictive gun laws, like America, because the terrorists would have known that concert goers here carry guns into concerts?

The VAR decision, that Agüero was offside when he started the move that culminated in Sterling’s would-be winner and so the play should’ve been flagged before it began, was correct.

Appreciate it!

Maybe they explained it in the full broadcast with replays, but why wasn’t the last Ajax handball called for a pk?

Were Burkman’s pants at least zipped up this time? 

Let’s not discount that it’s entirely possible that the cough caused the fart. 

Knee over the ball, my dude. It’s all about fundamentals

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Without denying Ronaldo’s strength in the air, the credit for this one should go to the guy who crossed it.

Who/what initiated the replay? Did somebody protest this call on the court?

However, that doesn’t mean that snatching two points off the league-leaders doesn’t come with its own pleasures

Wait, I’m confused, is there a place called Cunty, Virginia????

Tyrus has missed the point completely. If your interpretation is that rhetoric is becoming increasingly anti-white and your reaction is to be “afraid of” or “against it”, imagine what it would be like if societal and economic institutions were anti-your-skin-tone.