Yeah this headline is weird; Arizona did indeed win after Hauschka missed the XP, but that just meant that Seattle lost 34-31 instead of 34-32.

Yeah, totally agree with you. I said to family as the game ended that when Seattle let them march down the field, that took the missed XP off the table in terms of blame. Arizona juat won by three instead of two. That’s it.

So this is kind of shitty, in that, yes, Hauschka missed the extra point, but in the grand scheme of things, it wouldn’t have mattered anyway. The Cardinals needed a field goal, they drove down against the Seahawks defense and scored that field goal.

There’s nothing wrong with an aggressive spirit that inspires you to keep giving a shit until the final second.

I get being upset if it’s the team that’s up by 11 that tries the shot but to get your panties in a twist just because the losing team tries to make the score a little more respectable? Fuck off.

On the one hand, yes, it’s kind of classless to attempt that shot. On the other hand, who fucking cares? Why do sports have to be so sanctimonious all of the time?

“You’ll ruin my radio career? How are you going to do that?”—and Sherman doubled down: “Video.”

But to be fair, Mayweather would have outboxed the shit of this girl. He would have taken the decision.

If she has ever been in the vicinity of Mayweather chances are he hit her.

He could have walked away. He was in zero danger.

or you know, just turn around and walk a away like a sane person dealing with an insane person.

“What’s the problem? I was told to stand here, and wear this hat and jack..... oh shit.”

A small child starts hitting you because he’s upset. Are you justified in leveling the kid?

Choking? What fucking planet do you live on?

Right, bear, man, woman, all the same thing. You’re right, your analogy was really dumb. You keep inserting different things (bears, other guys) into the receiving end of that punch, and that’s not what happened.

Choking is the mechanical obstruction of the flow of air from the environment into the lungs. Choking prevents breathing, and can be partial or complete, with partial choking allowing some, although inadequate, flow of air into the lungs. Prolonged or complete choking results in asphyxia which leads to anoxia and is…

I’m not sure he’s going to get the desired effect here.