You’re right about everyone you listed.  I still like to hear SVP and Bomani Jones’ takes on things.  

That farmer she slept with seasons earlier was married.  

I understand.  On one hand, our grandstand hold around 14k, so it’s not nothing, but on the other hand, it’s still a state fair.  

Just saw them at the state fair.  They’re still really good.  

I don’t think anybody denies that. What does that have to do with Edith feeling so sorry for herself that she feels entitled to take her happiness at the expense of poor women?

Edith’s character as written is an awful person and only Laura Carmichael’s charisma kept her from being an even bigger villain than Thomas/O’Brien. If Charlie Brown had done half the shirt Edith pulled, we would have all been rooting for Lucy and the tree.

Point of order, Kobe changed his jersey number so none of that ever happened.

Please, if there is a football god, let this kid be a decent human being. I’m not looking for a saint here, but if he could just not be violent off the field and respect other people’s personal space, that’d be great.

Yep, every damn day, but I actually say it out loud.  

Thanks for watching!  See you next year!

Maybe I’m being the ultimate asshole by screwing up this whole thing you’ve got going on here.  

You know what, I went to YouTube, and Raylan does say it to a perp.  I wonder which Art-ism I have this confused with?  

Because baseball has exploding sliders, curveballs and ungodly breaking stuff. Cricket has.....Donkey drops?

This seems like as good a place as any to start the Pete Davidson deadpool. I’m in at min 32, not counting previews.

He also put Mike Tomlin’s post game pep talk to the Steelers on ?facebook live or something? It wasn’t just Gruden, who i think on some level probably approves of/is amused by that kind of attention seeking behavior.

It wasn’t Raylan’s Line, it was said to Raylan by his boss, basically calling him an asshole.  Raylan had to agree.  God, I love that show.  

I just notice how rudely the Miami vice theme interrupts, “Love My Way.”  What a great juxtaposition.  

No choice, equally fantastic.  

Wow you can really tell this is one of your favorites. This articulation of what makes the movie so great is almost as gentle and sweet as the movie itself.  Fantastic read.  

Oh, no, see that all happened BEFORE he changed his jersey number. So obviously that never actually happened.