A wonderful entry into the rich Giants tradition of throwing passes to players in different jerseys. 

Seeing as how he’s won over a million and a half, it would probably cost you more than $5.  He does seem like a weird dude, but my guess is that someone who has found a way to make a living gambling on sports is very smart and systems driven.  Most people like that probably don’t come off as super normal.

How can you all ignore the fact that Ken Jennings just killed a man:

I’m not gonna pretend to know a ton about horse racing, but was the horse veering due to it being startled really on the jockey? Is their something else he can really do other than just bring him back in ASAP? It seems to me like it’s just unlucky.

Hasn’t this sort of thing always been present in horse racing? A jockey could always question how another horse ran and get that horse DQ’d for something like this. That is why they won’t cash tickets till the scoreboard says “official” and this system exists because horse racing survives off gambling, which is why it…

I’m not a Jeopardy! fan that has strong views about any of this, but it doesn’t seem like a game that lends itself very well to head-to-heads among champions. Both these guys know the questions to at least 85% of the answers. It’s predominantly just a game of who pushes the little red button the quickest, which isn’t…

He’s white, he walks, and is a leader of zombies. I don’t see any inaccuracies with it.

a lot of nonprofits

Cummings has voiced Pooh longer than Sterling did, to be fair. Regardless let’s not jump to conclusions here until we find out what side of the story is the truth.

The entire republican platform is based upon creating ways to funnel taxpayer money onto the balance sheets of private corporations.

Yeah, the classic voice is Sterling. 

Somebody who forced a Gold-Glove shortstop to third base when acquired by his team while putting up some of the worst defense ever at that position has the same right to talk about accountability as our current president has to talk about morality.

It’s crazy because not only is Pittsburgh still losing population (though at a much slower clip then in decades past), but the entire metropolitan area continues to shrink.

45 wants the country of his father’s generation and he doesn’t understand that won’t happen just because he demands it. I’m so tired.

Everything about this trailer/movie is bad, the teeth are maybe only #50 on that list so that seems like a strange place to start if you want to unfuck this.

Trump celebrating US Steel’s billion dollar investment in a new high tech plant virtually assures that when all is said and done, that plant will function with a mere fraction of the number of employees in older plants. He always misinterprets these things as job-creating, when in fact they’re always about automating…

Ive heard approximatly no one complaining about his teeth tho??? The issue is the creepy beady eyes and the fact that his body looks like a persons body in a furrie suit. Its creepy. Its a bad design. It can be easily fixed. The people are right.

If they found out a paper in their field might be plagiarized, they are ethically obligated to tell their ethics board. They could be reprimanded for not doing it. This isn’t a moral quandary. The ethics board lays out exactly what their supposed to do in black and white.

Yeah, that was kind of a weird statement. It’s correct in a sense but it somehow implies the Challenger has a more accurate weapon system. The problem is we love our sabots and you don’t need rifling when your ammo’s got fins.

FA’s still one of the better parts of Jalopnik but I miss Tyler. Good thing I know where to…

Unlike the M256 gun on the M1 Abrams tank, the Challenger II’s barrel is rifled for accuracy.