I tell this story at any opportunity: when I was 8, I went to my first game at Dodger Stadium, and in the left field bleacher in lieu of a beach ball, someone had brought an inflatable woman sex toy and the fans were tossing it around.

Um I used to get both donuts and Chinese food from this restaurant down the street from my office:

But it always works out so well when you turn a cop into a robot!

Subtle.

Diana is right that this is all bullshit and sucks, but I think the point is that it’s not fair to imply that the system is protecting Floyd Mayweather. There doesn’t seem to be any evidence that anyone in the legal system is going out of their way to cover up for him, just that this is the crummy way documentation…

At Golden State on Fairfax they make beer floats with it. Pretty damn good.

I never thought I’d comment on a Drunkspin post, but this beer is awesome. I also recommend it for a beer float.

I await the opinion of the 2014 Arizona Diamondbacks, arbiters of the right way to play baseball.

Let’s stop being distracted by the funding of essential government services and focus on what really matters — professional football.

I started a program a few weeks ago (essentially a different muscle group each day) and I feel like it is working

Maybe he means the Lucy’s by Alvarado. You mean the one a couple blocks west of Western, right?

It’s interesting that while the city of Los Angeles has become more sophisticated about the milk-the-taxpayers schemes engineered by professional sports franchises seeking new stadiums (which is part of the reason LA has no NFL team), there are still more than 100 less sophisticated cities in Los Angeles County and…

This is a good point about specialization. For instance, a lot of MLB pitchers used to be great hitters in HS and college, but after years of focusing only on pitching they can’t hit at all. Does anyone expect an NFL punter to suddenly be even OK at reading a defense or juking a cornerback after spending how many…

Wasn’t this a thing on Facebook a few years ago, when you had to post your celebrity doppelganger? I’ve had people tell me on separate occasions that I looked like Robert Sean Leonard (presumably the young version) and Steve Albini. Also, Go Dodgers.

I believe another commenter said many posts ago that in one of the books, Winona's husband refers to her and Raylan's sons as "punks," and Raylan similarly does not like it.

Yeah that whole RICO thing had to be justification for it being a federal case. If it's just the piles of dead bodies, it's a local police problem and there'd be no role for Raylan et al.

Let's also not forget the time in S2 when he's dragging Dickie Bennett into the woods to kill him, even going so far as to lecture Dickie that it's in both their destinies for Raylan to murder him, before the memory of Aunt Helen reminds him that he could change his path.

Wood Harris, who played YET ANOTHER character that Graham Yost at one time hinted "could return" in the final season and did not.

Shout out to another Internet commenter familiar with the NANPA! I always figured I'd use their list of unassigned prefixes if I needed a phone number for a book or screenplay. Funny thing though, it hasn't come up.

The other thing is these cable dramas seem to telegraph their endings from a hundred miles away — for instance, surely no one thought Walter White would survive — and there was no sense of Raylan's impending doom in these last few episodes.