Well we know what they washed the dolphin down with.

Glendale fucked up. But that’s part of the game, too: teams play nearby municipalities against each other to get the best deal.

And owners are all too quick to stomp that civic pride to shit and ship their team right the fuck outta dodge when they don’t get their new playground. (Great example: the former Houston Oilers.)

Is the West Valley a better place to live because it has the Coyotes? Or would it be a better place to live if it had lower taxes and better funded its schools and roads and cops and firefighters?

This is such a shame because Arizona is otherwise known for its longstanding history of rational, levelheaded thinking and decision-making.

You got the game for 50% off. Did you really get screwed over?

YOUR WISH HAS BEEN GRANTED.

Hipster

Yeah, they haven’t made a single good game since Qbert

This is the greatest thing ever

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I’m really excited for Nintendo’s E3 Direct this year. Last year’s was just so fun and different that I just can’t bear to look at E3 the same anymore. Nintendo took something that is usually boring in terms of presentation, don’t get me wrong the announcements are fun, and they made it a delightful event. I felt like…

As a former teacher, I think this teacher absolutely needs to be held accountable. Her racial bias could result in unfair treatment of minority students including grading their work more harshly than the work of white students. In fact, studies have already shown that black children, particularly boys, face much…

Hahahaha. I love accounting jokes.

I’ve been a victim of a teacher like this. She was physically abusive and discriminated with regards to tracking - which is everything. Luckily my parents (who are privileged financially and educationally) wised up and made sure I was tested for GT.

#itwasagatedcommunity The rally cry for segregation.

Yes considering she doesn’t even know what the word racist means.

DO YOU WANT A RACIST TEACHING YOUR BLACK CHILDREN?!

oh never mind. you’re not black, and black kids obviously aren’t children deserving of any special protections huh

Can you imagine a teacher that feels this way teaching black students? How do you think she interacts with them, grades them, punishes them? There’s a reason why black children are more likely to be recommended for special ed —teachers/administrators that believe in segregation.

i agree with this and i think it’s unfair in a lot of cases—like, i don’t think an employment history that includes a year of stripping (or a pinterest board that talks about loving booze, or something) has any bearing on a teacher’s ability to teach. but this strikes me as something that would very obviously prevent…