Seriously, look at the contrast in color between hand and face (and I’m talking top of the hand). Those aren’t even in the same row at the paint samples rack at Lowe’s.

But there’s a certain team-building logic to what the Steelers did.

you ask, “why did she willingly go back to his house after he allegedly held her down and raped her as she shouted stop?”

Operating under the assumption that Trump wins in 2020, he wouldn’t even be able to run in 2024.

“Acting like they’re the only victims of injustice in this world and the only ones willing to call it out. It’s pathetic.”

“It’s because he’s an ENCHANTER.”

Mark my words: If there isn’t a “Saints got robbed!” chant at the first Home Game, I’ll Bayou a steak dinner.

Clearly, Penn not mightier.

The owners/front offices of NFL franchises are notorious for their hard fast loyalty to the ink on that contract paper so of course despite all his faults Still was never going to be cut because due to the ironclad nature of NFL contracts.

So here we are...an NFL world where we are supposed to believe the league circled together and blackballed Kaepernick, yet a lesser player Kenny Stills is anti-Trump, participated in the kneeling protest, and called out his own owner still has a job.

Screw it, I say it’s eight words too long. We’re all fucked.

I missed AJ originally but put him in my edit. Finn...I’m mixed on the Finn match. In a way, Finn was the template for the Seth issue. Finn’s talented, but wasn’t built as a real threat. It required a fluky rib injury from Brock for the match to have any steam.

Lesnar’s last quality match is either 2005/2006 depending on who you’re arguing with, but Daniel Bryan carried him to a good Survivor Series a few months ago. The problem is Lesnar’s booking. Seth has the skill set to get a good match out of Brock, but they haven’t booked him as a credible threat.

“A Servicing Tummy Spurs Rut”

“My writing expects, demands participatory reading.”- Toni Morrison. Beloved was one of the most demanding things I have read, and I am richer because of it.

I finished Gravity’s Rainbow by Thomas Pynchon. This is not a brag (the book was bad)

Narratively, June should have been against the wall or chained to the bed for life by now. It’s a well shot, well acted show that is sinking under the weight of it’s own unbelievability. 

Was Carter “involuntarily intoxicated” by the psychiatric drugs she was on and thus incapable of being responsible for her actions the day her boyfriend Conrad Roy III died by suicide?