"Football his face" defined

Start by being honest with yourself

OP asked, hot stepper.

This couldn't be better, even if it was written in crayon.

No one cares. Shut the fuck up.

Kind of hard to believe, usually the only months the Marlins dump salary is July and November.

Well, given how little you eat (based on other posts), it shouldn't be too hard to remember what you've had and you can use My Fitness Pal on your desktop, laptop, etc, too, and input your food when you get online to post on Lifehacker!

Not sure if supertracker has a phone app but My Fitness Pal does, it's free and it's very easy to use on-the-go. The first couple weeks maybe take a little longer as you get used to logging but it's real easy once you get used to it. Nice function is the "Quick add calories" where you just type in calories for…

As a guy who watches a couple different Bravo "reality" shows (Pump Rules, Below Deck), if you watch any Bravo reality show and you're bashing the Entourage movie? C'mon.

Clay isn't a "cameo" in the same sense as most listed, he had a multi-episode arc in the last season (or maybe season 7. Or both, I forget now.)

Bro talking shit, flipping off dudes as he backs away. Walks around a truck and gets in the bed. As the truck pulls away, the dude is standing in the bed flipping off the guys he was just shit talking. Driver hits it, bro falls over the tailgate, right out of the truck, face first to the pavement. Couple guys he…

Better get some new Tevas, brah. Those gots no grip!

Are you an asshole?

The woman has a certain spark in her pie.

Forehand, overhead smash. Potaytoes, potahtoes.

They've been using it in the AHL this year. Think it starts OT w/4-on-4 like it is now and then the first whistle after 3 minutes of play it goes to 3-on-3. Total OT is 7 minutes I believe. Guess it's reduced the number of shootouts by a good bit and the 3-on-3 is pretty entertaining b/c it's so wide open.

The Browns went after Bradford so they could get a QB rehab volume discount.

What?! Tell me more!

I guess seeing as how it's the first ever, live-action, major motion picture version of the story makes it compelling. Like pretty much every cartoon or comic book.

Does Smith get to keep his suits or are they passed on to the next Executive Director?