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The NFL is so fussy about maintaining complete control of a pass “throughout the process of contacting the ground, but on a run you are basically allowed to fumble the ball into the end zone, in that once you get the ball over the line, the play is complete and you don’t have to bring it to the ground under control.…

I don’t think the writer really grasps how much even moderate drinkers can rack up on vacation, even if they are not drunks. Seems like the writer barely drinks at all.

Looking through the comments, all I can say is, beer snobs never disappoint. Why do people care so much about what beer other people drink?

The point is, she is perfectly happy with Miller, and she likes the price, which is probably half or better to those.

If I made a chart called Cheapest Beer by the Ounce, I would start the chart with the cheapest and list them in ascending order of price.

You could leave the team out of it and hire your own drivers. You have the money. Lots of people, including rich athletes do it when they are drinking a lot, whether once a month or every night. Lots of athletes who go out almost every night aren’t alcoholics, so it’s not like that would even be conspicuous. He really…

Unless you smelled because you spilled it on yourself, you were still drunk. Often in the morning you think you are merely groggy and hungover, but your BAC will say otherwise

As I said somwhere else, if you are “sweating alcohol” it is in your bloodstream and your breath. Alcohol doesn’t just completely leave the bloodstream at the end of a bender and come out as alcohol just through the sweat glands.

People often talk about it being in the sweat, particularly after a late night, as if it is just the fading residue of boozing, but if it is coming out of your pores, there is alcohol in your bloodstream and your breath.

“We could not be more thrilled for him to bring those talents to HBO and to become a signature voice at the network, spanning the sports and pop culture landscapes.”

NHL does not review foul calls like that. It reviews goals.

The Beautifully Stupid Game.

I get it over the long haul. But in a given bar, I shouldn’t have to pay $12 a beer just to get normal service.

If it actually worked to the hotel’s advantage, they would always give away the penthouse suite first.

I am Silver at Marriott, and the best it ever gets is free wifi.

I find it absurd that you to pay a large tip just to get attentive service on drinks that often take almost no effort to make.

That’s called tipping for service.

A few questions.