It would make no sense to do ad placement for a product the customer already bought.

Who would've thought that hiring Bobby Valentine as manager would end so badly? I, for one, am shocked.

I know about Kickstarter and RocketHub, I just hadn't bothered to check for a new/open source version of this game. Hopefully, they succeed in bringing it to market.

Hah! I gave up hoping a few years ago. Looking forward to it.

Awesome!

God I loved this game, and its sequel. Please develop an updated version for the PC. Please, please, please.

I'm old enough to remember watching the original Captain Scarlet on Saturday mornings. The Thunderbirds were better, however.

I'll go with swordfish or a huge blue fin/yellow fin/big eye (!) tuna. Lots of game fishing in the Gulf Stream nearby, and fisherman normally dispose of the heads before putting the carcasses on ice. Could be a squid, though this is far less likely.

Butler is one of those guys who can't seem to catch a break. My actor brother was the first to point out his work to me. This was in the early 90s. Butler has been in tons of commercials since then, the one's for Sony having been much more recent. The reason he stands out is that he's a really good actor. If I were…

Trailers for the show are decidedly unfunny, which in theory should consist of some of the best stuff. This does not bode well for this series. The 20-30 seconds I've seen seem forced and cliched.

Wow. That's Paul Eddington (Yes, Minister; Yes, Prime Minister [some of the best political satire, ever]) on the left, and Ian Richardson (Brazil; House of Cards [also devastating political satire, though much darker], and a ton of stage work) on the right. Nice find.

When people ask me why I stopped watching major league American sports, I will from this time forward answer with your quote above. Perfect encapsulation of the corruption of formerly great games.

Yes. It's even worse than the Jezebel writer suggests. The rodeo announcer was comparing the First Lady of the United States to a naked tribeswoman from Africa, images of which were stock-and-trade for Nat Geo back in the 50s, 60s and 70s. Back in the day, Nat Geo was considered fap material for black-sox-and-sandals…

Kenshi looks amazing.

I think we should do lots of hydrofracking in this area, just to, you know, see what happens.

Wait. So Jim Rome isn't a Jim Rome impersonator?

I happen to know Vin Scully personally, and there was in fact quite a bit of feces scattered around his office earlier this week. Hall was simply making a helpful suggestion.

Was on a mountaintop in Wales back in the late '70s, when a pair of Harriers came tearing through the valley below us. It was weird to be looking down on these aircraft as they sped by at several hundred miles per hour. And, man, was it loud, with the sound of the engines reverberating of the valley walls. Pretty cool.

Bad calls happen, and this one wasn't particularly egregious. It appears the linesman was screened by the Reading defender and couldn't see Torres drift into an offside position.

Indeed.