Sort of? Athletics and Acrobatics were skills, just like weapons and armor, that would increase over time and use, just like all the rest. Daggerfall even had Climbing and some other skills. So yeah, you could gain levels in those skills, but they directly made you move faster and jump higher, so we're quite useful.…

That one sailed further over your head then his last toss as an Indian 

Trevor Bauer isn’t mad he got traded to a non-contender. He finds the whole thing funny, and is actually laughing at how angry you seem to be.

It’s a reference to heroin. Meaning it’s so good that you need it like you need a drug that is so addictive that you want to shoot it into your body with a needle.

sir this is a wendy’s

This is how I always end up watching hours of Tractor Simulator 2019.

I’m assuming that the folks working at the Acura PMC are more than your average line worker/parts putter on’ers, which isn’t to disparage your average auto body or manufacturing salesperson of course, but it owes itself to the nature of the work being performed. I also assume that these NSX technicians have quite…

This just in: Chevy pricing cars lower than luxury brands.

Would you trust a guy that far out of training to do rocket surgery on you? 

The more typical route is to go into consulting/finance and ruin the world for everybody else.

FitzMagic and now Linsanity? Harvard grads have it so tough in 2019.

Thank you. I withdraw my troops suggestion.

Sir, it comes in Zeus Bronze Metallic, which is fancy brown:

Great article, great reveal. I like it. I stayed up too late. This old boomer is going to bed.

Pitaro was hoisted by his own Le Batard.

But without Spy Kids Tracker, I won’t know when the next Spy Kid’s movie comes out.

I guess for Nathan Peterman that’d be safety?

It is why I generally don’t do PvP in any game anymore.  The levels of immaturity, and the system that continues to perpetuate it is something I’ve completely outgrown.

From one of my Bugatti friends, I heard this story about Ralph Lauren's T57. In 1968 it was owned by a Bugatti collector in England named Barrie Price. He drove it from London to Paris on his way to a Bugatti Club rallye in the Alsace region of France. Driving through Paris, he drove straight into the riots between…

In 1999 I had one of my most memorable museum experiences of my life.