After all the injury problems recent Cowboys RBs have had in recent years, finally they’ve found one with real Hardyness.

Yeah, right. The Selection Committee “accidentally” invited the Cocks into their South Region.

Wacky Wavy Inflatable Arm Flailing Relief Pitcher!

So he collapsed due to too much potassium and a lack of oxygen.

The best part of this is the reactions by the other players. The absolute disgust from Pierre Garcon (#88, at the top) and Chris Thompson (#25, RB), along with the sarcastic head pats from #27 on the Eagles.

My favorite part is Suarez coming in to play peacemaker about 30 seconds in, running in to nip things in the bud.

Back in the mid-80s, back when I was 4 or 5, my aunt had rented a hoouse out in the Hamptons and invited the entire extended family out for the 4th. The husband of my mom’s cousin (hereafter referred to as “Schlamazel”) brought a bag of fireworks. Sun sets, and we all go out on the beach to set off the fireworks. Good…

Ooh, right to the Jimmos.

Yeah, I hear he’s a real Rae of sunshine.

If you're really worried that you're gonna go off on a jealousy bender on your current bf because of your bad previous relationship (and given how he treated you, I completely understand those feelings), may I suggest you have a discussion about it with the current bf, if you haven't already? Just something like "Hey,…

I think that's partly true - Bryan definitely was the ring general for the match, and elevated Reigns to previously unseen heights. But Reigns also showed a diversity of moveset (crisp looking, solid power-guy moves) that we hadn't seen from him before, and that a lot of people weren't sure he had in him. A lot of…

I dunno if I'd agree about that last statement about Tyson. Wholly apart from his ridiculous combination of speed and power, Tyson was a really technically proficient fighter in his prime. His array of punches and combinations, his use of footwork to set up his shots, his underrated defensive skills... maybe you're…

There's no issue of white representation in voice acting. Most of the roles are for white characters, most of the actors are white.

Let me google that for you!

Also note: assuming they're charging for bodily injury under (a)(3), that would be a third-degree felony. In Texas, a third-degree felony carries mandatory jail time (2-10 years): http://www.statutes.legis.state.tx.us/Docs/PE/htm/PE…

Fair enough. I can certainly think of cases where a new GM was required (or "encouraged") to keep around existing front office staff from the previous regime. In theory, and probably in general, the GM has broad discretion to hire and fire front office/scouting staff, so it's probably fair to apportion the GM a fair…

Though you could argue that one of the skills that comprises GM value is the ability to not only evaluate player talent/value, but also scout/front office talent value.

+1, that's perfect.

Not a lawyer, but from what I recall from reading on the topic (and Law and Order), other accusations can be used in certain circumstances if they establish a pattern of behavior/modus operandi. So if, as in this case, he's accused of bringing women back to his hotel room and drugging them, and there are other women…