Well, she’ll get whatever assets aren't considered judgement proof. And can attach his earnings, which would be awesome.

I'm saying they all should, not are. It's the great failing of the NFLPA, that so little money is guaranteed to players in a sport where injury is s virtual certainty.

What are your expectations when you hit on a guy? That he lie to you?

Something the article skipped is that he’s pretty mentally ill. That’s relevant, because it speaks to his ability not just to function socially, but to make good decisions and/or control his impulses. This an example of what can happen when adolescents with mental health issues are mainstreamed. I’m not apologizing…

Any NFL player who doesn’t demand that 70% of his deal be guaranteed is nuts.

I’ve never understood the gaming community, mostly because gamers acknowledge how hard it is to develop a game, any game, but then absolutely destroy developers. This dude got 75% positive ratings, but the remaining 25% made his life so miserable, he’s out.

Resident of the PNW. Recently ate a “truffle”. Two hours later, with a nice glass of wine and, I shit you not, Flash Gordon on the tube, I leisurely worked my way through a box of do-si-dos. When the wife and kids are away, make lemonade, mix metaphors, whatever...

If someone is rude enough to question your choice, “I’m trying to get/stay healthy.”, is usually enough. If they persist, “Because I don’t want to cross people’s boundaries.”, with a mild, but direct look.

Phenomenal. There’s also “Itslian wedding soup” with escarole, pastina and chicken meatballs. There's also kale and sausage soup....I could go on. Try it.

Never had escarole soup?

You'd think someone, at some point, would have talked to these dopes about a little agency called the EEOC.

Who cares? No misuse of public funds, no substantiated abuse; is the implication that infidelity was a contract violation?

The DA said the case qualified, they just chose not to make the charge.

Amazingly, despite they obvious motivations of the alleged perpetrators, they weren't charged with sexual assault.

But there also has to be proximate reporting. If assaults were reported with anything close to the frequency with which they occur, the police and prosecutors would have no choice but to improve. Sexual assault doesn't stop with the physical...just like any assault, it has to be relived in interviews in order for it…

Loren. Man or woman? How about Evelyn? In a hospital, is your gender/sex relevant to any discussion of your condition? The language isn't used to be sensitive, but to be explicit. How would you like someone to accidentally place an "s" in front of a "he" in a report and screw up a legal case or an anesthetic…

I know police who are accountants, lawyers, psychologists, Phd candidates, etc. They’re not “not very smart”, they’re using a style specifically developed to eliminate ambiguity whenever possible. The same style is used in hospital settings, the armed forces, etc, etc. People who want professional police and then…

The use that style for purposes of clarity. Unless you come up with a better way to be utterly clear, shut it. They're not doing it to offend.

The Knicks just can’t stop Knickin’.

When you get to the point where you’re deciding who is black enough to do what, you’re reducing opportunity even further. Should dark-skinned people not be allowed to play light-skinned people? Should we stop using make-up or prosthetics for all characters, black, white, or the otherwise?