As Drew said, it casts a shade of doubt of last weekend, unfortunately. I want to believe it was a genuine moment, but retrospectively, it also feels like the best trailer for a reality show I've seen in a while.

Here's the rub; I think a lot of people were invested in the feel-good story on Michael Sam defying the bigots, standing up for himself and for other closeted players in the NFL and who may someday have a shot at the NFL, and being open and honest about the challenges of doing so in a very macho, heteronormative…

Master Sterling is what he wishes his players would call him.

You can tell he's drunk since he's making a pass.

At first, I read it like 'The White Chief Queef'. I think I'm going to keep it like that.

+1 pump

Oh man! I didn't! Welp, case closed. Everyone can go home early.

Uhh, did you not notice the date? He failed the field sobriety test b/c he was stoned ... it was 4/20!

I really don't see how the suffering is doled out to women disproportionately than to men. Game of Thrones is set in a pretty miserable universe for everyone. I understand that their are more men of power, it being a depiction of a medieval society with primogeniture and all, but even then there are many…

Now that it's in the dumpster, Cubs' fans can finally have their cake and eat it too.

Concur. The only people who should be "outraged!" are the people who pay Pineda to use his goddamn brain (and his pine tar, of course, so long as he's not an idiot about it).

Looks like you should spend less time as TheLaughingMan and more time as TheReadingMan.

Are you going to admit that you didn't read the whole comment or are you going to pretend that didn't happen?

The problem with the people that keep pointing out Lueke's history is that it ignores the possibility for redemption despite a checkered past. People make mistakes and they grow as a result of it. Yes, it's an ugly truth. Nobody is going to deny it. But the fact remains: many people have gone on from being members of…

I guess I will. Being completely honest here, I really love this community and the platform it had. I thought I was in a space where my comment would be taken just as lightly as the rest of the content here.

I really don't understand the "He's a pro now so it's his responsibility to cut ties with people that might damage his image" argument. Those friends of his only "damage" his image when people decide to unfairly judge Jackson based on his associations.

If this were circa Feb 2014, I'd just hit the rec button and move on, but since it's not I'll add to this tree branch twig thing here all these useless fucking words that prove this redesign is completely shit.