Barnes got him right in his soft spot - everywhere.

This guy fucks.

I’m hardly saying I know what the best solution is. That is a great point, but goes back to what the ultimate problem is. Charging at home is great for most people. It won’t work for apartment dwellers. The battery problem will exist for a quite a bit longer.

Well, Tesla has already opened up their patents. Nothing is really stopping anyone from this becoming the “standard” other than getting all automakers on board with one charging system.

Isn’t that the ultimate problem? Charging “stations” will never suffice in an all-electric future. Wireless, passive charging is the only real solution when there are tens of millions of electric onlys on the road.

One line in that message is particularly revealing: “It’s the only thing I live for.” Whether or not he was exaggerating, that’s the type of obsession that fuels so much of the nastiness in gaming culture.

This motherfucker is just doing his shopping! I, for one, think it is genius.

You’re right, this was super damning: Consideration should also be given to other sports such as Moto-cross and Bicycle Moto-cross (BMX) and Cycling which all involve riding/racing in packs of riders. This often results in crashing, and possible head injury. Even though these riders wear helmets, head injuries can be…

Or, you know, we could go with the actual definition of it.

So you’ve decided to redefine what contact means?

Granted, Pedro’s run was the best for a pitcher ever.

This might be too hawt to handle.

It’s almost like they forgot the Evoque is ugly as sin.

I think the real question to be asked is why did you identify yourself as a “journalist with Deadspin?” Are you concerned they won’t know what Deadspin is? Most curious. Most curious indeed.

Oh, this will no doubt get a ton of views. But do pageviews make it less lame?

Eh, I think DS’s attacks on him are getting rather weak and I think he’s a jackass. Milquetoast is milquetoast regardless of who spouts it.

I wish. Work has a beer cart to keep us under thumb.

The availability heuristic causes people to ascribe more weight to the work ethic they’ve had their whole lives than the abstract idea of being born in the right place at the right time.

Southie is a part of Boston...

How do you become a Taste Maker? It sounds like a douchier version of “management consultant.”