Depends; does the byline count as a sentence?

spirit is me. froze initially, saw someone else do something smart, tried to be smart and follow, and ended up getting bodied.

But it’s about to happen over a Trump candidacy.

No. Nobody else thinks that.

“I won an Emmy for playing a woman dying of leukemia on L.A. Law, starring Harry Hamlin and Susan Dey.”

Don’t be sad. Harambe would've wanted it this way. He loved low hanging fruit.

The spectre of disaster was an incentive to watch, not a reason to avoid watching.

You mean when she ran slower than the winner?

*yawn*

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That’s patently false

That’s patently false

that was the highlight i was looking for, he also had a no look behind the back assist which was pretty cheeky.

your advice is bad.

Like the one they posted 18 hours ago? http://deadspin.com/jung-ho-kang-i…

I didn’t know I was at fault for writing about someone doing something shady, but my eyes have been opened. Thank you

Agreed on all counts.

I don’t know. A lot of this reads like what got written in places like LA and Toronto about Moneyball after DePodesta and Ricciardi got fired. The strategy is a bad one because it failed and so on.

Can you really blame him? Letting Bush take the fall hasn't failed him yet.

Why are we so quick to dismiss Pete's perspective on this? He's in as good a position as anyone to talk about disasters involving Jets.