They also think spelling "Texas" backwards on message boards is the best. joke. ever.

Yeah, this post is misrepresenting what Twitter use Randy Capps said. He just said that Sterling is free to say whatever he wants, but the NBA is also free to kick him out of the club for saying it.

MicroGamer, did you see this? http://deadspin.com/5979090/someon…

"Privacy of All Students" is an extremely misleading name for this initiative.

"Meat culture" = human civilization.

Which section were you in?

I also lived in Chicago from 2011 to 2013 and now live in Austin, TX.

Perhaps. My advanced-level internetting skills weren't able to turn up much, and we don't have any mutual follows in common on Twitter. Anyway, I went to GW Law from 2008 - 2011, so if you're a DC person it's certainly possible.

DC is full of lawyers. It is a well accepted fact that lawyers need alcohol to stand being around each other. However, wine is fancier than beer and lawyers are also all about being fancy. Thus, DC is on top. QED.

No one cared who I was until I put on the mask.

It's a clear violation of the spirit, if not the letter, of college sports, and is deserving of strong NCAA sanctions.

Sensei Billy Blanks?

Tried some recently after probably two decades. Fucking gross.

Back in my day, Lunchables Pizza didn't come with a Treatza.

What kills me is the whole concept of "fruit snacks." Somehow, food companies were able to convince our mothers that it was OK to give us something that is obviously just candy as a part of our lunches.

Also, my original post should have said "above-the-line."

We're both right. I was talking in terms of corporate accounting. Corporations get to deduct expenses from gross revenues and are only taxed on their net revenues. Natural people don't get to do that. We are taxed on our gross income and have to pay our expenses with what is left over.

What you're talking about is…

Yeah, I'm all for giving Hobby Lobby what they want, but taking away their limited liability and below the line tax treatment. Seems fair to me.

Corporate personhood is vital foundation of modern capitalism. It's the legal fiction that lets corporations own property and limit liability for shareholders.

Buuuuut, corporations can also live forever, so I don't understand why they need religious beliefs.

Everyone knows The Juice.