Torch, is this part of the new Gawker, and now Jalop, focus to jump in on social issues?
Torch, is this part of the new Gawker, and now Jalop, focus to jump in on social issues?
Fans making sports into something deeper than it is are exactly the reason why the NFL giggles and jerks off into a pile of money while its veterans eat from a straw and can’t remember their kids at 45. You know who thinks that sounds like a fun Sunday activity? This guy: http://www.skysports.com/f1/news/12433/…).
Those idiots hit a pole? Dead. Hit a pedestrian? Two dead. Seriously, not a good idea.
I’ll paraphrase Kurt Vonnegut here. If you die a horrible death, as long as it is shared in the media you will not have died in vain, for you will have entertained us.
Yesss... Wallow in your ignorance. Feel it flow through you... yessssss......
Don’t get mad when you proclaim your ignorance and somebody agrees with you.
It’s not a bad thing if we don’t resort to violence to settle a problem.
“No one ever thinks they are gonna punch a guy and then the guy will die.”
Enough people die from hitting their heads on the street/sidewalk/curb after getting punched that anyone should know it’s a risk. Seriously, it’s a routine thing. Don’t want to be charged with homicide? Don’t punch people on the street except in self-defense.
Stop right there. First off, it doesn’t say who broke up with whom, so let’s not assume. Secondly, I know this is Jezebel, but let’s not allow our immediate reaction to a tragedy be to use it to further our own ideologies. I mean, you’re not wrong, but that’s not the point; in the wake of a tragedy, it’s natural to…
That’s really not going to happen. Everyone you grew up with is going to die, and you’re going to die (I assume this isn’t news to you). The reaction people in our culture have to the inevitability of death is what’s depressing.
Sigh. Just when you think you’ve seen the end of such comments.
I built a model of one when I was a kid, I’m 61. They still look cool.
Ken Block dedicates entire 2016 season to wrecking out of World Rallycross.
There’s absolutely nothing wrong with publicly-financed stadiums, and it should be allowed - and even encouraged - for all pro sports teams that are owned by municipalities or are otherwise public entities.
If I had Scharzenegger money and a Unimog, I would literally hire a guy who would do nothing more than build a brick wall across my driveway every day.... A wall that I would crash through at WOT every evening when I got home from work. It would be awesome.
“Because of his business background. I feel like Washington needs somebody new and non-establishment, and I think Washington could use a good businessman who knows how to fix the budget. Our economy is not doing so great. There is so much fiscal irresponsibility. I think having a good Republican president would…
To sum up:
The Lincoln is nice, but...
I’m playing around with fuel flow charts and drag indexes atm, but I’ll definitely get back to you on endurance/range.
But more tickets sold increases the probability of splitting the prize.