Thank you. More like Civilization.

Isn't that a bit of an overreaction? I mean it's not like a guy just got barely 5 years for brutally murdering his girlfriend...

In a very odd way.

What is interesting is that that the Supreme Court has given schools incredibly wide-ranging discretion on being able to punish kids at school for things they do off campus/not during the school year. They let a Chicago school suspend/expel a kid who was arrested for drug dealing during the summer because they said…

On a related note, this was the first paragraph from a USA Today article,

Because I noticed the capitalization and not the italics, I thought there was a show called Transparent Butt Heads.

i would like your burner name better if it was "mygrammarsucksto" I think you really missed an opportunity on that one.

That is not half bad...

This is so obnoxiously stupid it makes me opine for the ice bucket challenge, something I never thought I'd type.

It doesn't even save them money because in most cases the cost to the company is the same whether or not the company forces the insurance to drop birth control coverage.

Consistent or not, calling those outside balls strikes screws over batters like Kemp. Why can't we just agree the strike zone should be the same regardless of the pitcher, hitter, or umpire?

I don't know what everyone expects from a non-profit organization. As a non-profit, the NFL has a limited budget.

Agreed.

Just ask New Orleans.

I hate the one game wild card. At least make it 2 out of 3.

good advice you just didn't take?

Or a correct example of irony...

I still don't get why he has the number 2 on his hat like he is honoring a fallen comrade or something...

he'd be employable.

The subject of a grand investigation can not be compelled to give testimony against him/herself (5th amendment). I think saying he "must convince" the jury is just a poorly worded sentence; he if chooses to testify, he can try to convince them of whatever he wants.