Hence why I put permission in “”. Yes, you and I and everyone with a brain understands that it wasn’t real permission. I’m talking about in the court of law. Legally I’m not sure he committed a crime. Legally I’m not sure how “permission” or “consent” in a case like this would be defined.

He abused his power. There’s no doubt about that. What he did probably should be a crime. I don’t know if it technically is, though. If he physically forced someone to watch him masturbate or threatened their job, then it’s a crime. My understanding is he asked the women if they would watch him and they said yes.…

Yeah, it’s weird. I think this is the “witch hunt” aspect of these things coming to light. CK should do his pennance and deal with his (for lack of a better term) “karma.” But, I mean, I feel like it gets a little gross when you expect friends or associates to have outed the behavior for some reason.

Sex offenders have the lowest rate of recidivism of any group of offenders in this country, and it isn’t even close. I think it’s something like 13-17 percent recidivism rate when most other crimes are, like, somewhere between 50-70 percent.

As a tea drinker and occasional alcoholic, I concur with all of this.

Even if true (it’s not) that hasn’t stopped Scott Tolzien, Brock Osweiler, Brett Hundley, Drew Stanton, Trevor Siemien, Blake Bortles, TJ Yates. et. al. from having jobs. And none of them have ever almost won a Super Bowl.

Yah, but you should blame the last administration for that administration’s fuck ups and abuses. Which nobody did, because Obama was on our team...supposedly.

Obama won because people felt he was a populist who understood their plight. Not a “milquetoast” centrist who also happened to be Black.

Not if the point is to keep people distracted. Then he was a godsend.

Nah. You expose your lack of understanding when you said you almost placed money on Saul. I was that asshole on facebook talking shit to all the people who were buying the fight. It was pretty clear to see that Canelo did not have the tools yet to deal with Floyd’s style.

I think the age thing is part of it, but a lot of these guys should’ve caught Toney and Hopkins toward the end of their careers, no? Both of those guys were just as technical as Floyd, but with actual courage.

Remember, this is the same website that ran thousands of words about how Macklemore isn’t bad because he tries to appease his white guilt, but because he’s simply a bad rapper.

I mean, he does try. Very, very hard.

Half of the people I work with are racist and misogynistic. They’re all assholes. Awful human beings.

Where I live in Colorado we spent about a month where the high for the day never got past double digits. One day I was out shoveling snow and my neighbor was as well. We both remarked how warm it was and took off our jackets. I was sweating darts and felt legit warm, not just from the snow shoveling, but because it…

Word. No disrespect to the men and women who believe they’re putting their lives on the line to protect their country, but when since WWII have any of our soldiers actually made this country a safer place? All these military campaigns for the past 60 years or so have had deleterious effects on our safety as a nation.

What are you talking about? That was like the real life version of that Simpsons episode where Bart shows Lisa the exact moment Ralph’s heart snaps in half.

You’re off, with caveats.

Dude, pretty clear Hughes was out first. Plus, while Newton grabbed the fence, Hughes “spiked” Newton which is also against the rules. It was pretty much accepted at the time that Newton should’ve been given the nod, but Hughes came back and won decisively in the rematch.

Where tho? I work at a D-II college with a shitty football team and it’s pretty well-known that it’s a crooked program that gets away with a lot. Hell, our shitty Lacrosse program is well known for harboring serial rapists. And I don’t lie when I say we’re a small school with no real prestige academically or…