FUN STORY: Last week I was standing on the street trying to make a phone call and some random dude walked up to me and tried to talk to me while I was on the phone.

Katie Nolan is fantastic. Too bad I don’t watch FS1. Wish she has a bigger platform.

Greg Hardy, who was suspended after being accused of violently abusing his then-girlfriend.

I’m going to bookmark this article the next time a football fan tells me he can’t figure out a ball or an infield fly. What a crap sport.

“That would be a puddle of cheese, and we don’t do that” is one of the single most perfect server quotes we’ve ever had here.

I suppose it’s a fair question; some people colloquially call all soda “coke” despite it being an actual type and brand of soda.

You know what? I love the balls on Cara Sloane to tell a BCO story about her own fuck-up. Just about every one of these is told from the waiter’s point of view, so I am always curious as to how customers would tell one of these (and what the exact hell was goin on in their cerebellums)...

“So, your table stopped me and asked what kind of fish they had was because they thought you were lying to them; I told them it was cod and they asked why we didn’t have real fish.”

“ If you don’t succeed in business, you shouldn’t be the first one to step up and complain about getting paid.”

That’s Owen Gray. He’s also an artist and art model and has a bunch of interesting tattoos.

These folks worked pretty hard for that money. I think it’s worth coughing up some dough to show your appreciation.

Maybe Pop’s going soft on us.

Because Boston fans are delusional, perpetually aggrieved loons.

The ingenious waitress’ name has been lost to history, but the Legend of The Waitress With The World’s Driest Sense Of Humor is still whispered to this very day.

The Reuben one reminded me of a story Terry Pratchett told. He said that one jet-lagged evening he accidently asked for Three Mile Island dressing for his salad. The waitress didn’t say a word, just brought him Thousand Island dressing and a bottle of hot sauce.

While Harper is an arrogant dickbag quite often, I would not blame him in the slightest for demanding a trade if Papelbon is still on the 40-man roster tomorrow.

I’m not sure if they mean not having release branches, or not working using feature branches. If it’s the latter it sounds like a botched attempt at CI. I’ve worked on some things with a similar workflow and it wasn’t as bad as it sounded, but it was a very different kind of situation - I wouldn’t want to work on…

I’m a big fan of bugs, the crazier the better. There’s nothing wrong with playing the intended way and watching peak technical play (why not both!), but glitches can breathe life into stale games and add new depth to the level of play. A lot of super-simple NES games become totally different things when you start…

Bugs are what make it fun! TAS are fun to watch purely from an entertainment perspective, but the type of runs they do on AGDQ are more fun WITH the bugs. It’s much more entertaining watching the player blow link up with a bomb and then proceed to shuffle @ 300 mph across Hyrule field imo.