Just look at him, plugging away, weaving through traffic to beat the goalie by a hair. It’s good Everton wanted toupee for his services.

That was a catch.

I was seriously beyond excited for the new stadium. Candlestick was cold and cramped and never meant for 60,000+ people. It lacked appropriate bathrooms, parking and concessions for the amount of people who showed up. That said, I can say, 100% Levis is worse. Not sure if it’s the location, the people or the bullshit…

Born and raised a 49ers fan and I just gotta say, D....Bruh...Have you seen Levis Stadium? You’d be hard pressed to find a worse collection of fair weather shitbirds than whats become of Niners fans in the past decade.
You either have Baby Boomers who talk about the 80s all the time and every team since 90 was shit…

Well, that got dark fast. Another thing that doesn’t happen in a glass house.

No way the Steelers live in a glass house, that would make it impossible for Big Ben to rape anyone.

A-Rod gets the last laugh, Dallas Braden was laid off by ESPN while he got J-Lo and an invitation from MLB to trapse all over the pitcher’s mound.

Fuuuuuuuuuuuuck.

I’m going to highlight truth here and call this a walk off error, as Revere advanced to third on the strikeout and home on the error.

Children of Men.

Excellent writing. Thank you.

It’s like watching a Shawn Bradley highlight tape.

whatever. She still won the popular slope.

“You’re telling me!”

“Flat Earther Does Something Dumb.”

I thought you were going to say “I knew it was going to be terrible and badly directed”

The average Warriors fan will probably be able to shrug it off if the team gets their revenge by sweeping these playoffs and planting Lebron in the Earth’s mantle.

In surprising reversal, Chad Johnson is taking the House to it.

But the thing is, if you’re not a Golden State Warriors fan—or, hell, even if you are one—and you claim that the blowout part of last night’s game held your attention as closely as the first half did, you’re lying.

Star for mid-eighties Guinnes Book reference.