Is EVERYONE nefarious?

Hey. They didn’t just build a stadium. They in effect told a bunch of kids their only chance at a future was to become a professional sports athlete. No better incentive to go all in at sports than learning you won’t have a shot at an education.  

It was filmed on the same week with the same cars as Chris video. You know because logistic. We already knew that since, well, for ever.

I own an off campus college bar and in the past few years my NFL business is booming. NONE of the 21-25 year olds have cable. The ratings will only get worse. Most people don’t spend 3 nights a week watching football in a bar. Instead they’re simply learning to live without football, the NFL’s greatest fear.

You realize that he drove the P1 at Yas Marina because that’s where the company made it available to the press right? They did not “copy” Harris. They probably drove it within hours of each other.

I’ll add another bullet point to your excellent list:

I cut out cable, and now I can’t get regular networks, either. There’s no signal for me to grab with an antenna. Most of the networks don’t let you stream online unless you log-in through your cable provider. They’re basically in cahoots with the cable companies.

Could be:

I’m going to answer on the slim chance that this is a serious question. I’m feeling guilty about people suffering life long injuries for my viewing pleasure. (I was respectful to you, so please don’t hit me with the “they knew what they were getting into” answer.)

Ugh, the word “Coverage” makes me shudder.

Those are particularly strict during the 60 minutes leading up to games

I watch a whole lot less NFL than I used to.

The point of the article is to highlight the fact that this guy just told a whole lot of people that they are almost about to die, and he said it in the most cheery, nonchalant way. This has nothing to do with news stations or politics.

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Dude, first of all, take a pill or something. Second of all, FOX News is not the mainstream or traditional media. Lastly, Gizmodo and its sister web sites are primarily entertainment sites. If they happen to pass along some real world news along the way, that’s gravy. For the most part, they’re trying to make us…

The clutches on my stock GT500 have been the Achilles heel for the last 4 month. Yes, clutches.

The GT isnt a performance car? ;-)

It makes too much performance sense not to. If you’re building a performance car and not offering a dual clutch auto, you’re intentionally hobbling its abilities.