41? Damn grandpa, its 6 PM EDT, time for you to get off the internet box, almost time for Matlock.

Those were dark times they'll never understand.

The engines in these are removable, prone to making strange noises, and get VERY expensive at around 16-22 years after manufacture...but on the plus side run on chocolate milk when found in this chassis.

my 1975 f250. takes about 40 minutes with 2 beer breaks.

Your 5 points are valid to the point of obvious, and even the 6th, if you read his article with a critical eye.

Half Life 3 confirmed.

oh man, this hurts +1

Poor DRAFTRON 3000, it wasn't your fault the intern selected "WR ONLY" and nobody noticed for 3 years.

you could benefit from that yourself. Then you might learn the term "en masse."

Why not both? The Greeks, Romans, Classical Indians, The Chinese and yes, ancient cultures of Africa all felt that a good mind belong in a strong and capable body. And despite the stereotypes, many jock in college wind up with 4.0 grades. Prisoners, especially those who are from violent, impoverished surroundings,…

I just can't..

I know this is a big story, Sean. But a dozen posts (WHAT DOES SNOOP DOG THINK? NEXT AT 11) is a little much.

You're giving your sports media far too much credit. These are the same idiots who give Stephen A Smith and Skip Bayless hours of air time.

It's probably worth noting that image-laundering operations like this are something a lot of non-profits do. Another way to put it would be that Donald Sterling isn't a friend of the NAACP in spite of his racism, but rather precisely because of it. Sometimes this is a tacit thing and sometimes it's a pretty straight…

"He has a unique history of giving to the children of L.A."

"Why are people so into Yuengling?"

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Sorry, Drew, but I don't care how well you did. I'm not going to trust someone who got handwriting lessons from Christy Brown.

About the only mercy they extend to you is that you're required to fill out only the first six letters of your last name and the first four letters of your first name.