I’d heard good things about the show but that was fantastic.

I fear it’s back to the dreaded first round exit for my beloved Trailblazers this year. Sigh. This is gonna be a brutal off-season as a fan too.

It’s early but you’re in the lead for winning the internet for the day so far.

I was there from 96-98. Our landlord had it in the lease that we couldn’t have upholstered furniture on our porch for that very reason. He was afraid it would get out of control and burn his whole rental down.

I lost 110lbs almost two years ago and while this condition isn't extreme for me there are a couple of places on my body where I have this. It's insidious.

“the NFL has no business testing for marijuana, which is at worst harmless and at best an effective, non-addictive pain-management tool.” Thank you so much for adding this to the article.…

oops, please ignore.

Alternate headline: Colin Cowherd Invites Listeners To Give Him Concussion

Anyone wanna mash up the audio from this with that video above?

“Where do you live? I’m coming to your house to see what you do that’s so fucking great.”

"Former" frontman for Motley Crue? Isn't he part of a fairly successful farewell tour with them right now or soon?

Due to all the coverage lately I’m considering watching my first wrestling program in longer than I’m comfortable admitting (I’m quite old you see).

He was also a laughably bad MMA fighter in a laughably bad weight class at the time but feel free to ignore that.

Between Deadspin and Grantland’s coverage lately I’m very tempted to watch a wrestling show for the the first time in...well, longer than I’m comfortable admitting.

"Lesnar, a former NCAA wrestling champion, fought in the UFC from 2008 to 2011, and was MMA's biggest draw and one of the sport's best fighters before he lost his title"

I don't have the self confidence or finances to go. Have fun though.

As a WVU alum I'm both embarrassed and a little proud.

As a WVU alum I'm both embarrassed and a little proud.

As a WVU alum, I'm both embarrassed and a little proud.

As a WVU alum, I'm both embarrassed and a little proud.