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If the US meets Canada, I hope the Americans win 14-0 and after every goal the whole team hangs their heads and wanders dejectedly back to kickoff positions without interacting at all.

Smurf Trampoline sounds like a particularly filthy sex act.

I used to enjoy taking a leisurely stroll around my city, but no longer. Inexperienced riders who have no concept of etiquette are constantly weaving in and out of pedestrians on the sidewalk with no regard for anyone.

Adventures In Wrongness:

Given that he spent the first 70 years of his life caring for nothing but himself and money, why wouldn’t he suddenly change his entire worldview and base all his policy decisions on what will benefit hard-working blue-collar real-American citizens?

During media interviews he sounds like a dementia patientdragging out his sentences to stall for the right word, then blurting out something that makes no sense.

To the bald dude’s credit, he found a way to simultaneously project the only two aspects of his entire identity by combining them into one ugly jersey.

It couldn’t have happened to a nicer bunch of fans.

Taking bets on whether the highlight of his entire presidency was that one time he didn’t act like a petulant child and managed to pretend for an entire hour that someone other than himself deserves the spotlight.

Serious question: Are there any rules limiting what a pitcher can do before a pitch? Could someone rotate through the various Arrested Development chicken dances and claim “that’s what I have to do to prep for the pitch”?

NEVER ALWAYS put salt in your eyes.

No, Mike Suckabee “plays” bass.

Just as jarring as the obvious visual incongruity is the fact that the instrument of choice of this “bass player” is a stock Squier P bass. This ludicrously wealthy charlatan is playing the absolute cheapest bass available — a beginner’s instrument a 12-year-old would play when just starting out that retails for about

Big fan of the book and was a little trepidatious coming in. Just finished the season and I admit I didn’t want it to be over.

It is endlessly amusing to me just how bored/unhappy that kid looks while he’s doin’ his thang.

The descending harmonies in the snappy super-syncopated synth section are pretty great, but it’s slathered in overcooked pop vocal trends (triplets, scotch snaps, vocal fry everywhere). Almost as though the writers/producers had a checklist.

Or . . . they’ll just appoint another permanent “acting” department head to get around those pesky review and confirmation standards.

Imagine how great little Spoda would look with Ruby Rhod’s cannon coif.

+1 queequeg