Sweet! I didn’t want him to go before he blacked me lol. NTM, I really don’t see Tyler working out on Gawker Main; Jalopnik has enough of a different “feel”, or viewpoint, that he can fit in here- I just can’t see him sticking around in another Gmedia environment.

Yeah, but isn’t that just GM? I think the new ethos is that the sub-mains (Deadspin, Jalopnik, all those) stay pretty much the same, some of the sub-sub’s get pared down, and GM turns to politics (which I’m thinking will be a dumpster fire- does anybody really think GM’s writers are actually worthwhile political…

I’ll miss Kitchenette (isn’t Pinkham a dude?)- BCO was always fun. Don’t know enough about Khan to say. I’m really surprised that Tyler is still around, he doesn’t really follow the rest of Gawker (ya know, that whole “in-depth, as unbiased as he can be, informative journalism” thing he does). I still can’t believe…

It is. So is Indefinitely Wild! :(

Not really, but this is a good effort at it. Includes previous losses as well though.

I actually enjoy No Reservations... but c’mon. You really don’t ever get ANY pompous, pretentious vibe from him? Not saying Fieri is better, but Tony can be a bit of a horse’s ass.

Nah, Sargent didn’t get fired. Somehow.

Kitchenette is dead too. Pinkham confirmed as gone :(

Oh, you didn’t read the part where he said a lot of millenials trust GM? SMDH.

What. I can’t even. What.

See, the problem with reading a post a month after it’s posted, is that you miss the context. In this case, satire of comments from another story a day or so before this one.

Doug, I have never in my life been to Philadelphia, but I can without hesitation say that it is better than Denver. Denver is ugly.

Ok. I will agree with you- if you can A) actually show me where there was racial discrimination (simply stating someone’s national origin is not discrimination, no matter how much our culture of offense wants it to be); B) explain why Tymon didn’t sue for assault (which would be understandable) instead of going after…

Which are all separate issues (there are lots of arguments to be made on both sides for those others). But, in this instance, it’s a race that not a lot of people watch, at a venue most won’t visit, that will only directly benefit a certain area. Unless you’re an F1 fan, or run a hotel or restaurant in Austin, you’re…

And in Texas, which isn’t necessarily packed with F1 fans, who also hate big government/ taxpayer money being spent.

And I’ve done/had the same done. And I’m not a socialist. Not sure what that supposedly has to do with it.

Look, there are a lot of serious issues with the COTA situation- but did you not watch the race? Have you watched a race recently? This year’s race was one of the best I’ve ever seen.

We rode the Light Rail from Leander to Austin, then shuttled out to the track. After the race, we got in the shuttle line @ around 5- at 6:45 (when the last train left downtown), we were still probably a quarter mile from the end of the line. They pulled in extra shuttles? How many, three? Thank god I could call my…

Obviously Abe Froman, a moderately successful purveyor of pork products from Illinois.

That’s the thing nobody understands. The house I grew up in, you simply couldn’t get to without driving over a low water crossing. Different ones flooded at different rates, but it was a fact of life. Judging what was driveable was just part of life.