Okay you folks of the she started it persuasion, also the it's their business not our's school of thought, and jump on board ye of the group known as I met him and he's such a nice guy experience. Gather round all of you 27's and supporters of the same and answer silly old me one question. What was that going on after…

I don't agree with domestic violence, but she's still with him, so obviously it wasn't that big of a deal.

In Baltimore this is considered business casual.

I think the real shame is that a full-grown man or woman would wear any jersey.

Meanwhile, Joe Biden is still waiting for that stuffed Pikachu he ordered off the internet yesterday...

Everyone knows the real asshole here is one of the main ingredients in PYT's hotdogs.

Step One in the abuser's playbook is to isolate the victim. (I almost said "his victim," but it's also VERY possible for a man to be the abused person in a dysfunctional relationship. See, once you've cut off someone, they have no support group. No peers. No one to run to.

Of all the women murdered in 2010, nearly 40 percent were killed by a spouse or someone they were dating, according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics. This number has been 30 percent or higher since 1996.

It's the other other white meat!

This guy (this is a screenshot of a message to me) needs to meet her. I bet they have loads in common.

The nice thing about redesigns these days is that there are no good commenters left to lose.

We gotta listen to Olbermann on this. No one knows more about getting fired for being a dick.

I dunno about that last point. Remember that player who knocked his wife unconscious?

BREAKING: the NFL has hastily and retroactively promoted Cardinals linebacker John Abraham to executive.

Now you guys are just fucking with me.

As someone who has had a lot of experience with Burger King, I can assure you that there really is such a thing as blood doody.

You say that as if Floyd has any idea of what the word hypothetical means

"I think there's a lot worse things that go on in other people's households, also,"

You know what sent me over the edge? It was the story about LeSean McCoy and the twenty cent tip. What struck me were some of the comments. We spent the whole day reading reams of outrage about Ray Rice and his behavior, and then in the comments on this stupid little story about a bad tip, we have people using words…

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