Ideally that’s how it would work, but in real life that’s not at all how it’ll go. It’ll go something like this:

And unlike the nWo, the brain damage is 4life.

Technically, if money wasn’t spent on the event itself than no money would be raised for the charity. Because the event wouldn’t happen.

This is the same Jeffrey Epstein on whose private plane Bill Clinton flew 20 times, right?

That’s fine, but you should understand the a vast majority of humans on earth don’t disassociate their feelings like that.

Because that’s your partner and how they act reflects on your values and judgement. It doesn’t reflect massively, it’s not the only aspect of your person, but it plays a part in a lot of people’s minds.

Considering all of the season tickets that Vegas has already presold, and all of the seats that will be bought up by casinos, attendance isn’t a concern. Right.

I’m glad you Gawker bloggers are taking some time out of posting photos of celebrities’ dicks and outing private homosexuals to comment on media ethics.

The WWE needs Brock far more than Brock needs the WWE. They pay him millions to show up a handful of times a year because he’s a massive draw...the same reason that the UFC is paying him millions to show up once. I doubt Vince is getting a payday out of this, but if he slaps the belt on Brock it’s that much more…

Chewing tobacco got warning labels in 1986. Gwynn was born in 1960 and he started dipping in college. So let’s say 1979. He dipped for 31 years. So, for a minimum of 24 years he shoved a massive amount of a substance that he knew for a fact was very hazardous to his health into his mouth.

That’s...not right. While it may technically be illegal, yes, it’s impossible to prove passive cable theft and the cable companies NEVER go after anyone who they suspect is engaging in it. They just shut it off. You aren’t going to get persecuted in any way for a company forgetting to turn off the services that you’ve…

...how much money does the winner of a stage of the TDF make?

I feel like that’s the fallacy that’s going on. Normal people bust their friend’s balls by saying intentionally mean things. Because mean is funny. They aren’t saying it to offend third parties, and intelligent people aren’t saying it in front of those third parties!

Maybe there’s something obvious that I’m overlooking, but why would having taxpayers finance the new stadium be a bad thing? The only people who pay taxes in NV are the casino owners. There is no state income tax.