bountyhunter

This writer used to write in Philadelphia, I'm not surprised their "style" is overly-opinionated, trashy and brash. If anyone reads CNN for sports news they deserve to be mislead anyway.

For as much as I shite on Fox, their news section on the website was pretty good when I used to read it. It was fairly impartial, and for a site like Fox, that was surprising to me. CNN has never attempted being impartial in anything.

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Dick Vitale is gonna stroke out

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Might be the most entertaining thing he's ever done if he gets a video of it.

Another cold hard fact is that it can turn on a dime from week to week, that's baseball.

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How cool is shite?

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Cooler than a husky's turd in Siberia.

He was in a slump, no doubt. That RBI double was nice to see though, hopefully he continues to climb out of the hole he's in.

Sensor technology in dryers doesn't survive the brutal conditions inside of a dryer cabinet. I've had my pair of Speed Queen washer and dryer for 11 years and counting, no issues whatsoever. I'd much rather spend money on quality than continue to feed the demons of planned obsolescence and predatory capitalism.

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Clearly that isn’t going to cut it, or whatever it was the jacklegs were saying last week.

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First time here after a bad series? Outside of game 2, the Vandy series could have just as easily gone the other direction on the road. It's just baseball, and if anyone thought we weren't going to see some major problems this season was kidding themselves. Biggest question this year for me that I still have no answer for is the catcher. He's a borderline liability at this point, I feel like all we can do is hope he improves.

I was happy to see Yorke bang home two insurance runs, he was in a major slump. A player that unathletic who can't hit is a problem. Hopefully he finds his groove again.

I've been watching pretty closely since Steve Lehto covered it on Youtube (my mother was an attorney so I geek out on legal stuff). His coverage, specifically around civil asset forfeiture, is really good and I suppose this ended up in his wheelhouse early on due to the money being confiscated in the illegal raid and mishandled/stolen.

The lawsuit was so obviously frivolous that anyone could see that the cops had no chance. The whole idea that a police officer's privacy was violated on private property (who should not have any expectation of privacy in the course of their duties in the first place) was such a laughable assertion that I'm actually shocked it wasn't tossed out. Another good point he made was that news stations take and run personally-recorded footage all the time of police and other public officials. So long as they follow the rules when it comes to blurring faces and other things (which he also did in his videos), they are allowed to operate in this way and make money. The idea that Afroman could not make money off of his own footage was such a shite position that it stank from beginning to end.

I know their attorney is getting the 3rd degree about how he argued the case, but I thought he did a decent job in court for your run of the mill shakedown attorney. However, if the suit has more holes than the Iranian Navy then there's not much you can do to make it float.

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Restaurant kicks out Gov. Huckabee-Sanders, workers felt "threatened"

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She's a big woman with big scary jowels, but I highly doubt the workers were in danger of being eaten by her (unless it was a certain Northeastern pizza restaurant).

Edit: wow, so many downvotes. I know this is a Louisiana-centric board and everything but I'm surprised by the number of chubby-chasers on here considering the OT rating system. Fwiw I dont have a problem with her or her politics, but visually...woof.

Sounds like you need to loosen up and buy one big boy. If you aren't going to Walgreens in tight leather pants to buy your HIV meds and a "Buzzy Butt", you're out of touch.