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Naw, dick.

"The thinking goes that he is young and hunky..."

Let me just say as a native St Louisan (no longer live there, but) Rex Sinquefield has done some amazing things for the city and the sport (game?) of chess. He is a great American success story.

He looks like Meth Damon from Breaking Bad.

kind of funny that right wing talk radio is going in the trucks cab while this unfolds. I guess certain political leanings aren't a prerequisite for decency. (This coming from someone who's pretty liberal in most cases)

FUUUUUUCK! Did you seriously just drop that sick gas station burn?

Bringing on Muller to "treat the crowd"?? Funny, he seemed to introduce Muller and several other first-string players when they were down a goal late in the game. Then he throws a hissy-fit when MLS played real to hold on to their lead. He can either 1) take a game against the MLS seriously, or 2) he can treat it as

That guy is a saint. I would have snapped at one point and calmly said: I can no longer afford cable because of the medical bills I have since I caught herpes and syphilis from your mother the 2 dollar prostitute.

Bradley's pass was great, but notice how he was completely unmarked at the time he made it. When he serves from deep, he's good. Upfront however he's terrible at creating opportunities— he gets confused, and entangled, and he can't dribble for shit. That is the big difference.

Dinklage just killed that final scene. All the hurt, resentment, and anger he has carried over a lifetime just came pouring out, directed not only at his family, but at the entire populace of King's Landing. It wasn't tactful at all but the vitriolic honesty was absolutely riveting.

Totally forgot about that scene of Olenna and the necklaces, but I did notice her toying with Sansa's jewels. I read the novels before, and they managed to get that subtle clue (easily missed in the books) pertectly. And that dialogue. Just great.

I don't remember watching Eternal Sunshine, but then I got this cassette from Kirsten Dunst stating otherwise.

And, sitting in a mahogany filled office a few miles away, a divorce lawyer watches, smiles a sly grin of glee, sets his calendar to 2017 and begins to drool like a cheetah over a freshly killed gazelle.

Pictured: What Sarah Palin Thinks Her Orgasms Look Like

As a lifelong Cardinals fan and a Missouri native, I would like to say this is a great article, Drew, good for you. You clearly put a lot of hard work into this article, and I am happy that it turned out the way you hoped. My favorite Cardinal’s beat writer’s article may have a greater ending to it, but you really

2013 Don Draper is much more bitter than 1960 Don Draper.

When it comes to a car commercial, most of the point is to make people aware that a car exists and give them any reason to investigate further. Chances are that you aren't going to convince someone to spend $15-100K on a car they had otherwise not heard of from one spot. In that regard, clearly these commercials are

True, but they need to do something about that terrible kerning.