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I was going to ask about that. I know he's out there, but I'm not the least bit familiar with any of his work.

Arrogance, and endless budget, and constant complaints about the other side. Which fanbase am I describing?

And the funny part in all of that? Red Sox and Yankees fans have now become the same exact person.

I don't know why any team would want the Red Sox to miss the playoffs after the way this September has gone. If anything, that should be the one team they're dying to play against.

Album of the year.

What if the team that kicks that first field goal then intercepts the ball, but somehow runs it back into their own endzone for a safety?

I wish he played for the Penguins so we could get Antarctica involved in this one too.

I doubt it would be a serious option, but did anyone ever pick up Youboty after he was cut by Tampa?

You might want to rephrase that. I'm sure he'll be trying to rupture someone's achilles soon.

So I take it that you haven't read today's story where he says they are the best story in the NFL so far.

I don't want to call it a moment, but it was just the way that we beat them in the way that they always seemed to beat us in those first matchups of the season.

The moves in the preseason with Levitre. Fred Jackson's questioning his status with the team. Maybe a certain head coach knows how to motivate.

A simple "yes" would suffice.

Shatner should be on every single show.

Divers don't look up (or down I suppose) because that would create a bigger splash. It has absolutely nothing to do with any potential injury. And as for the latest addition to this thread, I really have to ask. Are you a troll or are you really this dense?

Was it just me or were there a lot of people slipping on that field on sunday?

I kind of want to dive into a brick wall while leading with the top of my head right now.

And it's a natural reaction to test out a hot surface with the palm of your hand or finger tips. That doesn't mean it's the right thing to do. If you educate people on the right ways to approach a scenario, they are far more likely to ignore those impulses and actually do what is far more safe. At one point, just like you, I assumed it would be safer to take a collision with the top of my head. Luckily that misconception was taught out of me in my early teens.

One woman was from Gray's Anatomy. Who knows why they'd go that route. The other was a young comedian. Comedy Central always uses these roasts to try and jump start the career of a young comedian. In their previous roast, they had that Whitney girl with that new sitcom that NBC has been pushing relentlessly in the past month or so. So now you can probably expect the one from yesterday to be getting some pilot deal from one of the networks.

90 year olds are pretty likely to be spending time in hospitals.

And googling something like "preventing spinal injuries", the same exact message comes up first in just about every single result. But clearly they're all wrong.

And I'd swear it saved me at least once. I walked away with a shoulder injury, but the key phrase there is "walked away". Long story short, keeping your head up spreads the impact of the collision across more of the neck and into the shoulders. With the head down, vertebrae compress and nothing good comes from that. Opinions are great and all, but that doesn't stop them from being blatantly wrong.

Maybe she's gone way downhill over the past 6 years.

If he can figure it out, that will be one hell of a lethal combination at RB.

That's how they always are. The comedians are usually the same people each time, but they've had to mix it up a bit recently. Jeff Ross (Ghadafi) was really the only one who is there for all of the roasts and there's no reason to know who he is either unless you watch all of these roasts. I only watched the second half, but thank god I got to see Shatner (because Comedy Central won't re-air this 75 times this week).