Yes, it is likely impossible for anyone to slander the president. But that being said, what she said (“Trump is a white supremacist”) wouldn’t be slander if I said it about my neighbor. If you said “Trump is a member of the KKK” then at least you would meet some of the elements (well...probably).

Oh sure. He also couldn’t help himself after repeated warnings. I do wonder if he actually brought eyeballs to ESPN for how much shit they put up with before firing him.

That means she won’t be on the 6:00 sportscenter? I’m in.

Oh God. Slander/libel is very difficult for anyone to prove because you have to prove several elements including 1. Statement not true 2. Speaker knew it wasn’t true and 3. Actual damages (like you lost your job, not just hurt feelings.

Well one thing Jemele Hill and Curt Schilling have in common is that both are really bad at talking about sports on TV and should not do it for a living.

So you can give rookies more money, right? That’s what you are saying. That non-rookies would agree to give rookies more money. No matter how you structure it, if you are saying “allow rookies to make more money” it won’t FUCKING happen. You are suggesting something that won’t happen, in case I haven’t made that…

I don’t get it. I just don’t get it. The Falcons game ended just after 4:00 and the SNF game didn’t start until 8:30. Did they just watch Redzone, take a break or what? More questions than answers.

Not diminishing it at all, but that’s not really a sport. It is much more demanding and grueling, but so is the shit the SEALs do. So was being William Thomas.

Just completely wrong.

I reread the list five times looking for Trouble. What the ever-loving fuck?!?!?

The players union would not agree to this. Potential draft picks are not in the players union. You have to sign with a team first. So for the players union to agree to this they would have to sacrifice money for non-union members. If you believe this would happen, please send me $500 just because.

Yeah, it’s a valid point.

So parrying is illegal in Japanese rasslin?

So boxing doesn’t exist?

It’s a confluence of factors. Each contributing to the event in an unknown proportion. One factor was how much shit he got for leaving, compounded by the fact that the place he left was “home.”

That isn’t really how law firms work. It is actually easier to get a job at a big firm in NY than most smaller markets. Not at Wachtell, but just in “Big Law.” There are way more and way larger firms in New York, whereas a city like St. Louis might have 5-10 firms that are in any way equivalent, each with only a…

Absolutely false.

Ok, so the 1% this wasn’t staged:

Dallas is an ok answer. I’m not sure about San Antonio, because I still think that team is was built on Duncan and Parker, and also Pop.

Shouldn’t this be titled “Close Your Browser”