I still let him slide this year because Mora left the program in ruins. Rosen had no back up; cross town there were 3 QBs on the roster that had starter potential. It was like Mora thought 2017 would be the last season of college football ever.

The NBA continues to hold Seattle hostage while shit basketball towns like Atlanta, Charolette, & New Orleans play in front of 1,000 people.

Agreed. I’m totally ok with NHL & NBA being in cities that want them there. I’m sure Chicago could support a second NHL team too.

You might be thinking of the Dini/Ross Joker “origin” from Batman: Black & White.

Utley has some slide or something that the holy red bird fans took offense to. I know, you can’t even keep up with what offends St Louis. 

I knew TTG would get left out. “Booty Scooty,” “Burger vs Burrito,” but look no further the 40% 40% 20%...

+1 Murica 

Well played. A hie five for you. 

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I meant 2008 when Bynum and Ariza went down.

This team sucks. They whooped a Lakers team with no Bynum and no Ariza. BFD. At least the  Mavs beat the Heatles. 

Day said the N word on Sunny last year. 

Raiders are by far and away the most popular NFL team in Los Angeles. If any team could relocate every year and not lose fans, it’s the Raiders.

Your Hartman comparison is spot on. DAG played everything.

All the talk about Jacksonville moving to London but never the Titans? I mean, trying to run a successful NFL team in SEC Country would be hard enough, but running a shitty NFL team in SEC Country is damn impossible.

I think Dark City’s reputation became nonexistent when The Matrix hit. The ideas presented are very similar but executed very very differently. Maybe Proyas threw too much into the movie. Roger Ebert’s commentary on the DVD is incredibly insightful and overwhelming at the same time; I think Ebert spends 10 minutes…

Look, nu metal, like all genres, had potential. Korn’s first album is far darker and personal then almost any mainstream hard rock/metal album had been. Davis’ songs deal with abuse, sexual identity, drugs, violence and Korn’s heavy everything darken already dark subjects. It hasn’t aged well and it was never a great…

Eh... the Frat Boys were more Limp Bizkit & Blink.