I assume you have many friends and coworkers who are jerkbags, so you had some room to go in that direction. It’s cool.

But I watch Netflix on the internet.

After watching Steve’s apology, I am pleased to say that genie is back in the bottle, no more trouble.

I do like the idea of Manfred fighting Satan for Pete’s body and soul.

I’d probably put a c note on Satan, though.

He’s like a little kid hoping that by asking over and over again until not agreeing to end the punishment becomes a punishment in itself for baseball and they give in just to get some peace and quiet.

Not only that, but the hubris that Rose expects to successfully appeal for a reduction of that sentence without changing his life is amazing.

The problem here is NOT the league here. He was on probation by The Browns. That is the stupid decision. The league is over aggressive and their policies are Purityrannical, but Manziel was proactive with therapy, and not punished for keeping his gf from drunkenly jumping from his truck.

You are probably the exception that proves the rule then.

No, getting arrested distinctly affects on-field play. Doing anything that results in the league suspending you (anything that breaks the personal conduct policy of the contract) dramatically impacts on-field play because of the suspension. Get it?

Also, there is next to no impact to the team’s image because TMZ found…

It still doesn’t look good. There are times golfing and hiking where I break the rule, but I know it doesn’t look good and I should avoid the paparazzi.

I am not fashionable, but I have taught my children (both boys) that the 2 absolutes in wearing clothes are no socks with sandals and no long sleeves with shorts. Everything else may have extenuating circumstances.

No:

1. Those situations are not equitable to getting drunk at a party on an off-day. Manziel was not arrested and appears to have broken no law. 23-year-old fell off the wagon <> domestic abuse

Please tell me you are joking when you defend The Browns business decisions.

Yes, it’s a business decision and it’s a bad business decision.. The Browns are creating an issue with no upside. In which they can look bad and they keeping that problem lingering so that they can look bad for longer. Too much…

Hardly. The terms of his contract are spelled out IN HIS CONTRACT. It doesn’t actually include anything that would bar him from his off-day party. That’s probably why he hasn’t been fined or suspended.

The Browns and NFL would not be held liable in your described strawman situation. Especially because Manziel has not…

You would be very mistaken about the source of my point of view. It is, in fact the opposite.

I have seen that as more non-workplace measures are used to gauge an employee, it becomes not only more difficult to keep good people, but recruit others.

Of course, how you live your life matters, but policing that is simply…

I just feel like the Browns have to stop grading Manziel on how he does off the field.

If he screws up too much off the field, it will appear on the field (as it did last year).

It is not their job to be his parents, they should not be ordering him to clean up his off-work life, they should be telling him to make sure…

Still, this would have been a better end to How I Met Your Mother than what they went with.

Absolutely beautiful version of “Silent Night” but so hard to make it through the crime that is Murray’s version of “Fairytale if New York” to get to it.

73 people abstained, 2 people voted 38 times each.

BACK OFF with your reasonableness, Mr Reasonable.