You&#039;ve gotta forgive Ross the awful word salad. Apparently he was writing this when he got a late-night booty call from <a href="http:\/\/www.washingtonpost.com\/politics\/in-the-credentials-caucus-gops-2016-hopefuls-study-policy-and-seek-advisers\/2014\/04\/06\/cc97315e-bb48-11e3-9a05-c739f29ccb08_story.html" target="_blank">Rubio</a>.
But the spectators don&#039;t sit down and write out a diagram of which teams beat which, right? Semi-competitive blog posting is the only thing I&#039;m into.
Columbia English prof John McWhorter has a nice op-ed about how it&#039;s like totally acceptable to say &quot;totally&quot; and &quot;like&quot; all the time, because it&#039;s more polite than <i>not </i>saying them. Thus:
&quot;The NCAA is a criminal enterprise devoted to enriching gym teachers at the expense of kids with good sportsball skills.&quot;
Compare:
&quot;The NCAA is, like, a criminal enterprise devoted to enriching gym teachers at the expense of kids with good sportsball skills.&quot;
See the difference? Of course, that&#039;s, like, just his <a href="http:\/\/www.nytimes.com\/2014\/04\/06\/opinion\/sunday\/like-degrading-the-language-no-way.html\?ref=opinion" target="_blank">opinion</a>, man.
<blockquote>The four-story structure, built in 1911 [...] has 19,000 square feet of usable interior space distributed among four above-grade floors and a basement level. [...]
Both versions emphasize luxury on an unapologetically grand scale: a glass elevator serving all levels; a sweeping staircase to the parlor gallery, reception rooms and his-and-hers powder rooms [<i>yadda yadda yadda...</i>] a Jacuzzi, a dog run and, yes, a canine spa.</blockquote> What about quarters for the butler, the governess, the between maid, the cook, the knave, the lackey, the horse trainer and the stable boy?
After reading Dowd, suddenly <a href="http:\/\/www.huffingtonpost.com\/2013\/09\/25\/blue-meth-gop_n_3989595.html" target="_blank">Howard Fineman</a> doesn&#039;t seem quite so weird.
You&#039;ve gotta forgive Ross the awful word salad. Apparently he was writing this when he got a late-night booty call from <a href="http:\/\/www.washingtonpost.com\/politics\/in-the-credentials-caucus-gops-2016-hopefuls-study-policy-and-seek-advisers\/2014\/04\/06\/cc97315e-bb48-11e3-9a05-c739f29ccb08_story.html" target="_blank">Rubio</a>.
I&#039;m not into sports but does baseball or football have something like brackets?
But the spectators don&#039;t sit down and write out a diagram of which teams beat which, right? Semi-competitive blog posting is the only thing I&#039;m into.
Dear Gov. Brown,
Dude, what the hell are YOU smoking?
Sincerely, Thousands of normal, productive constituents
Columbia English prof John McWhorter has a nice op-ed about how it&#039;s like totally acceptable to say &quot;totally&quot; and &quot;like&quot; all the time, because it&#039;s more polite than <i>not </i>saying them. Thus:
&quot;The NCAA is a criminal enterprise devoted to enriching gym teachers at the expense of kids with good sportsball skills.&quot;
Compare:
&quot;The NCAA is, like, a criminal enterprise devoted to enriching gym teachers at the expense of kids with good sportsball skills.&quot;
See the difference? Of course, that&#039;s, like, just his <a href="http:\/\/www.nytimes.com\/2014\/04\/06\/opinion\/sunday\/like-degrading-the-language-no-way.html\?ref=opinion" target="_blank">opinion</a>, man.
I believe that Titstare allows you and the hooters to exchange selfies of each other, so there&#039;s that.
just don&#039;t be a glasshole
<blockquote>The four-story structure, built in 1911 [...] has 19,000 square feet of usable interior space distributed among four above-grade floors and a basement level. [...]
Both versions emphasize luxury on an unapologetically grand scale: a glass elevator serving all levels; a sweeping staircase to the parlor gallery, reception rooms and his-and-hers powder rooms [<i>yadda yadda yadda...</i>] a Jacuzzi, a dog run and, yes, a canine spa.</blockquote> What about quarters for the butler, the governess, the between maid, the cook, the knave, the lackey, the horse trainer and the stable boy?
Douthat, The Neckbeard: The Desolation of Smug. A Real Lee? joint. Coming to a fish wrapper near you.
Sheesh, christianmuslin, you say all that like it&#039;s a bad thing...
But watch out for those foul balls.