It’s hard to imagine anyone being as absolutely tone-deaf to a situation as these people (Meyer, etc.) have been.
It’s hard to imagine anyone being as absolutely tone-deaf to a situation as these people (Meyer, etc.) have been.
I think what has really stunned Carmelo is not that Houston decided he was total butt—I have to believe that even he knows his skills have faded, and he didn’t really fit in Houston—but rather, that he is not getting the quan he believes he deserves (the Jerry McQuire kind, not the Rich Homie kind). He believes he…
+1 dead horse, beaten
Let’s not forget how cheap this organization is about its playing surface. That field is the definition of terrible.
I don’t know how accurate this is, and I certainly don’t have the numbers in front of me, but someone the other day on one of the local DC talking head shows said the team has had the highest percentage of starters on IR or missing games due to injury, of any team in the league, since Bruce came back.
You’re not alone, my friend.
I am going to preface this by saying I root for the raging dumpster fire in Washington, which, honestly, I think has more to do with emotional inertia than it does anything else. I just want to see this team win (they won’t)—because maybe, just maybe, that means my years of fandom haven’t been for naught (it has).
There is one major downside to the affair: According to the exit agreement, my discounted employee newspaper subscription will be rolled over to the regular customer rate at the end of the month. Damn.
There’s NO FUCKING WAY he is only 27. I’m 41 and so far out of shape it’s gone from laughable to “hold up buddy, you need to get back in the gym,” and even I look younger than him.
Imagine a Jags fan and Raiders fan trying to out-white-trash each other
It cannot be unseen.
Is it just me, or does he look like a slightly less doucehy version of Donald Jr. in that pic?
There’s a white people/mayonnaise joke to be made here.
I’m with you. I root for the dysfunctional dumpster fire in Washington, and it definitely hit home--HARD--with me.
Bryan:
Heyman’s presence really is the only redeeming thing about Brock Lesnar, at this point. There was a time (almost 20 years ago!) when I liked watching Lesnar wrestle Angle, and Eddie, etc., but now...meh.
I laughed, I cried, I was on the edge of my seat. This comment had it all.
Give the rest to the rats beneath Fenway.