While I wholeheartedly agree and just enjoy playing devil’s advocate, traffic violations don’t require intent, while obstructing justice does. Proving intent will be the hardest thing to do here, and using the excuse of ignorance is surely a tactic to ensure intent remains difficult to prove.

I’m sorry but remind me how a Trump tweet is confirmation of anything? We all need to stop operating under the assumption that anything he says has truth to it. 

right but you could argue that there is public interest for both... trust me, I understand why one is deemed better than the other I’m just saying it’s a hypocritical measure.

This is not meant to be an inflammatory question because I’m very much a supporter of many of the things discussed on this blog, but I’m curious: how is Jezebel acquiring hundreds of thousands of stolen/hacked and ultimately private text messages not hypocritical in light of the condemnation that comes from this site…

I thought the obvious answer is that it’s world set in the future after self-driving cars became sentient and exterminated the human race.

No time to think of a joke. It’s always good to see fathers spending time with their kids in a genuine manner, no matter who it is or how entertaining they are to make fun of. Good for Melo.

Apparently because LeBron had a very soft upbringing, his mother was concerned and wanted someone who came from a tougher background to teach him a thing or two. I’m butchering the exact words Delonte used but that was the gist of his explanation.

This is an anti-pettiness story, but the subject celebrity is too interesting not to share.

I wonder how many Trump supporters mistook this title for Arabic and came in ready to fight someone

I’m surprised the Wells Fargo Center hasn’t resorted to opening fake season ticket holder accounts to boost attendance records.

His route to first base would imply he’s never been there before.

I can’t even focus enough to read this article because of how much Adam Silver looks like Mr. Slugworth.