I think it’s appropriate to post this here. Everyone’s seen the buttfumble gif, but the gif leaves out the touchdown and lacks a certain...yackety sax

And for the first time in a long time, there’s finally an athlete in cycling that isn’t under the cloud of suspicion surrounding doping.

There is no grammatical rule for order, simply courtesy. It is seen as more humble to put others ahead of yourself

She used the correct grammar. The simple way to test for ‘I’ vs ‘me’ is to remove the preceding name.

Must have a big leg.

Very suspicious...why would a tennis player date a kicker?

Except both Jordan and Kobe benefited from having all time greats besides themselves on their teams.

You sure about that?

By that logic Chris Hogan is a better wide receiver than Calvin Johnson ever was...cuz rings.

Are we sure this wasn’t a promotional deal? Call a dozen call girls and get a cell phone free.

It is legal to own automatic weapons, but only weapons produced before a certain year (1986 I think). Since no new automatics are manufactured, the prices are high and there’s also special ATF licensing required to own one.

Right? It’s not like they’re not gonna cover Alabama this year, but I want to know what’s happening in conference USA.

Yup. It works. Thanks

So I can select 25 more teams out of the 4 available options because you neglected to provide scrollbars?

The quote I referenced wasn’t about the specific allegation, it was about a general pattern of behavior where they specifically referenced girls ages 12-14, which is below the minimum threshold for statutory rape in most states.

Sort of, but not really. In most states sexual conduct with a child under a certain age (usually 12-14) is not considered statutory rape, it’s considered child molestation.

The scene is January 2002. I’d just moved to rural Pennsylvania from Washington, DC...

“told us that he not only ran bets but ran young girls down at spring training, ages 12 to 14. Isn’t that lovely? So that’s statutory rape every time you do that.”

To paraphrase Chris Rock: I’m not saying I approve of what Tonya Harding did...but I understand.

I didn’t realize the ESPN budget situation was so bad they had to resort to knockoffs.