Seems like the whole family might need help.

The victims are the American People and the Republic itself.

Bernstein once said to Matt Spiegel "Who the hell wants to be married to a fat person?"

Spiegel was probably 400 pounds when he said this to him. There was a pause as the listener could feel Spiegel's anger building. Then Spiegel called Bernstein a "Jack ass".

This conversation came up because Bernstein was saying how he and his wife, before getting married, both pledged that neither one of them would get fat. Something like that.

Because you are stupid, maybe read some books educate yourself.

We walk, talk, and won't shit our pants

And that’s why Bernstein was the best

The crisis consists precisely in the fact that the old is dying and the new cannot be born; in this interregnum a great variety of morbid symptoms appear.

There are a lot of hateful people out there

it's time you all are hauled out to the public square and shot in the face, a few inches to the good more than Trump was. You wanted this, now you've got it.

Kind of reminds me of when ESPN started hammering the usage of “RBI” singular, hosts insisting that it’s the correct way of saying it rather than “RBI’s”, because it’s not “runs batted in’s”. As anyone obviously should know, you aren’t saying that when you’re saying “RBI’s”, you’re just using a plural for the acronym. It was the beginning of the Minutia Era of sports commentary.

There are a lot of hateful people out there

it's time you all are hauled out to the public square and shot in the face, a few inches to the good more than Trump was. You wanted this, now you've got it.

William Safire Orders Two Whoppers Junior
PublishedSeptember 20, 2000
NEW YORK–Stopping for lunch at a Manhattan Burger King, New York Times 'On Language' columnist William Safire ordered two "Whoppers Junior" Monday. "A majority of Burger King patrons operate under the fallacious assumption that the plural is 'Whopper Juniors,'" Safire told a woman standing in line behind him. "This, of course, is a grievous grammatical blunder, akin to saying 'passerbys' or, worse yet, the dreaded 'attorney generals.'" Last week, Safire patronized a midtown Taco Bell, ordering "two Big Beef Burritos Supreme."

Does everyone else use White Sox the way Larry does? For example, he would say Gavin Sheets is a White Sox. I've never heard anyone in real life not use sock as the singular, like Gavin Sheets is a White Sock. It's so irritating, but maybe I'm the only one that notices this.

The future holds the possibility to be great or terrible, and since it has not yet occurred it remains simultaneously both.

If I'm wrong about Caleb then I will own it.

Kind of reminds me of when ESPN started hammering the usage of “RBI” singular, hosts insisting that it’s the correct way of saying it rather than “RBI’s”, because it’s not “runs batted in’s”. As anyone obviously should know, you aren’t saying that when you’re saying “RBI’s”, you’re just using a plural for the acronym. It was the beginning of the Minutia Era of sports commentary.

If it's a coffee beer is has caffeine in it.

If it's a coffee beer is has caffeine in it.

Dan's not drinking it either way. I can't imagine the last time he had such a plebian drink as a beer

The crisis consists precisely in the fact that the old is dying and the new cannot be born; in this interregnum a great variety of morbid symptoms appear.

And there you have it:

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Happ is probably just like "it gets you drunk, bro!" Apologies to Dan.

I have MANY years of experience in trying to appreciate steaming piles of dogshit.

Because you are stupid, maybe read some books educate yourself.

We walk, talk, and won't shit our pants

yeah he said the beans sit in the beer to flavor the beer but that did not make it caffeinated. No idea if that is true or not.

The proper term is RsBI (no apostrophe).

Are you stoned or pissed off, or both, when you create these postings?

If I'm wrong about Caleb then I will own it.

slobbering all over kim ng yesterday.

kim didn't know she represented all the marginalized people in baseball. that was a happy surprise for her. the social media 'proof' lever was pulled when they told her that there was huge social media support for her to be the white sox GM. she said she had no idea. 3 tweets and julie D tweeting that she should be the GM constitutes 'huge support'.

we're going to make things right.