The hard cap of 10 points seems very odd to me. I understand their theory for why they want to do it...but 10 just seems like you’re restricting yourself to a really tight range. Especially given that in college basketball, a back-and-forth close game often turns into, like, a 7-point win when there’s a couple last…

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The Great War was WWI. Fix that

They know what they did.

“On September 18, just days after Google incorporated, the Internet Corporation For Assigned Names And Numbers (ICANN), an organization still used for things like determining the next top-level domain.”

Is it just me, or is this sentence missing a predicate? I see that the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and…

Neither yours nor Drew’s lists mention bubble gum flavor. WHAT IS THE MATTER WITH YOU PEOPLE?

My dad basically did the same this to me with math and I turned into a bitter, angry, asshole who hates fun and will probably die of loneliness. I’m sure this kid will turn out fine too.

Careful, Laura. There’s a subtle difference between child abuse and child ab use.

“We deliberately did a shitty job at something for our paying customers because we hate people who have different subjective taste in food than us! Aren’t we awesome?”

I’ll take the viewpoint that flinching doesn’t mean that he’s a pussy or scared, it means that he’s alert and prepared. Anybody who sees (or thinks he sees) a punch coming from anything other than a small baby and just sticks their chin out and takes it instead of turning away from (also known as attempting to dodge)…

This flinch is not the least bit embarrassing. I don’t get why it would be. 

Pryor’s flinch is embarrassing on its face, but when you consider 1) Pryor is wearing a helmet and DJ Swearinger isn’t, 2) Pryor is the one advancing, and 3) Pryor stands about half a foot taller than Swearinger, it might be grounds for forced retirement.

I know we’re supposed to be laughing at Pryor, but anyone who fake swings on someone to try to get them to flinch is a huge douche.

Obligatory:

only thing more self owning than faking a thrown a punch is laughing at the person who flinches. you must be super tough 

Pryor’s flinch is embarrassing on its face, but when you consider 1) Pryor is wearing a helmet and DJ Swearinger isn’t, 2) Pryor is the one advancing, and 3) Pryor stands about half a foot taller than Swearinger, it might be grounds for forced retirement.

“Pryor’s flinch is embarrassing on its face, but when you consider 1) Pryor is wearing a helmet and DJ Swearinger isn’t, 2) Pryor is the one advancing, and 3) Pryor stands about half a foot taller than Swearinger, it might be grounds for forced retirement.”

Fuck you for taking people’s money and microwaving their food at an “upscale” place. Seems to me it would be better to say something like, “because of the aging process, we strongly recommend our steaks are not prepared past medium-well” and then offer to take the steak back and finish it in the oven if they’re still…

Counterpoint: a paying customer has the right to ask for a product that is normally served in an array of levels of being cooked and a cook worth his skill will know how to prepare it in such fashion and still be good. These chefs and the dregs of society known as steak snobs are they overgrown babies that constantly…