Do you think the trio give a fuck about a non-compete clause at this point? Their contracts are expired, especially if they come to America (California specifically) who doesn't give a fuck about noncompetes on any level.

Your edge is so incredible. Thank you for commenting here to let us know you don't care.

Netflix threw 100 million at House of Cards and that wasn't a known quantity.

RIP in Peace*

Kobe Bryant was charged with sexual assault (allegations of full on rape), yet the Lakers didn't dump his ass.

They are legally obligated to release them per the agreements they made when they sold the episodes to other channels across the globe.

I think Clarkson is to blame, but at the same time, it is an incredibly stupid move by the BBC. Would you cut Lebron/Kobe/Jordan because they got in a fracas with an assistant coach? Jeremy's job at the BBC was to be a presenter and bring in a large following. He was not being paid to be a nice person.

#COTD

I would bet this man did not read the DOJ's Ferguson report.

This is a bad argument and you should feel bad.

Here is your cheap, mini Raptor.

Did you JUST learn that life has double standards? That people who are famous and valuable to a network get treated differently?

Wait...what

MyFord Touch is only complicated to those who truly, actively try to screw up using it.

I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that.

Well, to be fair, trains usually need to slow down to get around a corner.

What's scary about that compared to these? 700-horsepower muscle cars that weigh a million tonnes ain't no thang next to a Super Snake or a 1500bhp+CanAm car or a rolling chassis with a huge plane engine on it.

Man, I hope so. All that hype for something that can't go around a corner is silly.

The Hellcat hype train had to stop eventually.

No Hellcat?