You seemed to have skipped over the value of driving the car, and the rewards (including doing your job) that you appreciated over the time you paid for your car.

Seems like your investment paid off much better than real estate, as you were able to be transported in a much more efficient fashion than bicycle, horse &…

The NFL is by far the whiniest of the bunch.

The amount of crying over missed calls is worse than elementary school soccer.

“I have an idea. Instead of giving millions of dollars to help create more social media, perhaps it would be better to just kick anyone who so much as utters aloud an idea for a new social media platform, right in the ass. Social media is hell.”

I thought it was a great article.

And if he’s U2 struggling to maintain relevence, that makes Drew Magary ... absolutely nobody.

Eat a dick you Fred Durst wannabe.

Most married men I know are already in that position.

60,000 smartphones are pulling signals all around the headsets in every stadium. Ref’s mic’s are routinely interrupted when they talk to the fans.

You are an island sir. In the face of 3 popular internet sites proclaiming a team popular, you have singlehandedly redefined for the masses what constitutes popular.

Other sports - NBA, MLB and Hockey - don’t have such emotional wussies as does the NFL.

And just when I was going to make a serious rebuttal.....this.

I’m a New England Pats fan and live in NH - but I agree the martyrdom is obnoxious.

Piledrivers belong in the bedroom, not on the football field.

The measurements will demonstrate this year that the Patriots footballs started the game at the legal limit of 12.5 psi.

Actually - it’s already been determined that the balls started at 12.5 psi.

A fickle, ignorant public was swayed by false reports in January, leaked info in what started to be about footballs being below the legal limit.

When we comment it’s whining. When you comment it’s gargling NY Jet sauce.

pfft In the real “Game of Thrones” bad guys win and good guys die.

@ OutrageIsTheNewJoy

If the colts balls were inflated in a cooler temperature that matched the game conditions then they wouldn't lose pressure.

"It's not about how it affects the game or the sport, it's about honor and integrity! The rule is there for a reason, which we know wasn't about the score, but damnit that reason matters!"

I enjoy faux hysteria.