small quibble, "road rage" implies losing it over some trivial driving faux pas. Someone rear-ending you at a stop light is grounds for maximum apeshit fury.

Turns out she lost a child fairly recently, and that van was the family's sole mode of transportation. So you can understand her anger.

Great read, thanks for posting.

Take home message: reaching into your waistband isn't as easy as the cops would have you believe.

Let me get this straight: Love said at the start of the season that "the guys" (presumably including LeBron) told him to fit out, whatever that means, because his initial approach was to "fit in too much." Then LeBron subtweets Love to tell him not to fit out, but to fit in instead. Doesn't this whole thing feel like…

Angering Drew enough to get him to write this, even though it physically pained him? I regret nothing.

To the rest of the world, Soccer IS football.

My favorite is: "How did you feel when you [made the dumb play] that [lost your team the big game]?!" Geez, how the hell do you think he feels? I'm surprised more players don't flip out on reporters over that question.

I think it's telling that the first person starts rambling for five minutes and then goes "I don't actually have a question, but could you talk about what I just talked about?"

And guess how much I care?

He should hire a spokesperson to sit and say shit to the reporters. That would make them more upset that they would have to go through someone to get to him. It would make for great articles and news reports!

I don't blame the guy one bit for his standoff with the media. Sports reporters are fucking morons.

Goodell: (hands trophy to Marshawn)

I love watching a master at his craft.

I watch a lot of anime, and tried this out when i cut the cord and re-subbed to netflix.

Jay would be a lot more popular if he quit The NFL and started a YouTube channel where he just throws full bottles of milk 50 yards directly into the back of a child's head.

The term football was also used to describe sports played on foot instead of a horse or in water. They started carrying the ball at Rugby school and that was the form of football played by early Americans. It evolved into American football and the rest is history. Do you also lamely refer to Rugby Football as Rugby…

True. But considering it originated in England.....it just seems that Europeans pick on Americans when it comes to this sport and make us look ignorant as if we came up with the word soccer to piss Europeans off and be different, when in fact, it originated on their side of the pond and just happened to stick over…

In fact, in the early days of the sport among the upper echelons of British society, the proper term for the sport was “Soccer”. Not only that, but the sport being referred to as “Soccer” preceded the first recorded instance of it being called by the singular word “Football” by about 18 years.