From what I’ve read from advice columnists all across the spectrum, it’s actually fairly common to get fake letters (though it’s usually done in a very half-hearted manner). Apparently, some people think it’s fun to “prank” advice columnists. Haha, gotcha! You printed a fake letter lulz!

I appreciate Retrobanana’s post, because I’ve always wondered about whether the robot dogs really hold up in reality or they’re just a gadget which seems cool for a short while but gets old fast. I mean, theoretically, there should absolutely be a market for a ‘dog’ without the hassles of fleas, vet bills, food, poop,…

None of the above.

Is there an official ruling on how it’s “supposed” to be pronounced?

Can someone explain this for me?

That 23 years is technically true, but not really what people normally mean when they’re talking about ‘wartime Presidents’ and ‘America at war’. What people are really afraid of with Trump isn’t a short-term, localized conflict, but a major, large-scale conflict that directly impacts the lives of an everyday American…

Counterpoint: Don’t shop on holidays because it rewards companies for forcing their employees to work holidays. You have like 350+ days a year where everything is open; buy your shit some other day.

Fair enough. From the outside, the numbers seemed acceptable enough (9 years employed, two ACC COY awards, winning at a slightly better percentage than any coach since) - not fantastic, but decent enough.

Digital tickets are (for now) more difficult to forge, easier to transfer, and do not cost stadiums and teams money to produce.

True enough, but that raises the follow-up question of why Belichick assistants have fallen out of favor as collegiate head coaches given that it was a reasonably successful route.

But wink wink, oops, turns out they just forgot to put any security on this thing at all and you can run a few software commands and load the entire library from USB.

No Belichick assistant should ever be hired for a head coaching job, ever.

I can think of a few reasons:

Because Klay’s primary offensive purpose on the Warriors is to space the floor, serve as a third-scoring option, and keep opposing defenses honest. If Klay is putting up 21 points a game and shooting 3's at a decent clip, he’s still satisfying his purpose in GSW’s offense by preventing help defenders from backing too f…

That’s definitely true, Klay was bad last night too. However, I don’t think Klay’s issues are as worrying for GSW as a team. He’s had a few off nights shooting recently, but he’s still putting up 21 points a game. More importantly, Klay is still dangerous enough as a pure shooter to demand defensive attention even…

Hopefully he gets these things figured out soon because there’s nothing worse than a professor who doesn’t know anything about the subject he’s supposed to teach.

When was this? They won 90% of their games in his tenure, went 12-1 with a conference title this year, and just signed a recruiting class with the third highest player rating (on average star rating per player) in the country.

In fairness, the NBA at least recognizes the season is too long. Like, coaches and players acknowledge the existence of “DNP-Rest” and “schedule losses”...and even the league doesn’t pretend to care unless it’s incredibly egregious and/or a showcase game.

Actually, most (all?) teams do have sports psychologists on the payroll either directly or contracted out. And every Player’s Association has plenty of services available as well.

Energy industry executives actually should want to testify before the committee without a subpoena, because they should want to get their views in the record. The committee can use that to request certain documents they think will be helpful to their mission. And if they refuse to testify, any report supporting…