I'm a Panthers fan. I don't think anyone here will blame me if I just check out until preseason.
Either the rest of your music taste is terrifyingly eclectic, or you're just gay
They kind of already do, what with the most terrifying major airport being named after John Wayne, and the other shitty DC airport (you're better off flying into BWI and taking MARC down) being named after Reagan
But now that has me thinking of how ridiculous decadent a grand prix iftar would be
California is down in St. Mary's County
Yeah, the name's sort-of left over from the post-revolution era. They used to be social democrats, then moved pretty quickly to the right, especially after all the liberals gravitated towards it in the 80s
AAAAAHHH!!!!
I'm getting too much money!
I'm partial to the New Orleans cocktails. If I'm making a Sazerac, I like this variation.
On the whole, though, my favorite has to be the Vieux Carré
- 3/4 oz rye
- 3/4 oz cognac
- 3/4 oz sweet vermouth
- 1/3 oz Bénédictine D.O.M
- 2 dashes Peychaud's bitters
- 1 dash Angostura bitters
- Optional absinthe rinse (I usually keep some absinthe in an atomizer because I refuse to throw out perfectly good absinthe)
Serve in a rocks glass with a lemon twist
At the same time, though, my love for bitter sometimes draws me to a Bonsoni:
- 2 oz Carpano Antica vermouth
- 1/2 oz Fernet Branca
ACLU lawyers have the invoices at the ready
But if we criticize their criminality and hypocrisy, then they'll lose.
They certainly won't lose because of said criminality and hypocrisy, no. It's because we couldn't shut the fuck up and gawk at the other side
The bombs don't avoid gay Palestinians.
What we can criticize him on is the point of "ew I don't want to think about you of all people fucking"
Don't forget the racism. The NRA's perfectly fine with throwing away gun rights if it means making sure only white people are armed. For example, even as Harlon Carter was ramping up his crusade to turn the NRA from a sportsman's organization into the gun lobby, the NRA still supported the Mulford Act, because at least that was taking guns away from those damn ni- I mean, "violent extremists". They were dead silent when a legal, responsible gun owner like Philando Castile was killed. They never said anything when the textbook definition of a "good guy with a gun", Emantic Bradford, was killed. And we all know damn well why.
The Harlon Carter school of gun rights comes with a major caveat present in many strains of conservatism: no restrictions as long as you're part of the right group.
I will say this though, the issue is still pretty complicated, because basically both sides have some history of racism (gun control first started as ways to assuage fears of black uprisings, plus the aforementioned Mulford Act), but then, what part of American society isn't in some way permeated by our racist history?
I still don't know how he keeps winning even as the county gets bluer and bluer
They were. And I still tipped the amount the pancakes would have been
I once waited 3.5 hours for free pancakes at IHOP. I had a shit week and just wanted some free pancakes, but they accidentally crossed my name out before even seating me, so I saw multiple groups arrive after, eat, and leave before my dumbass thought "maybe I should say something."
Also, my phone was dead for the last 2 hours of that.
NBC News projects that more voters chose not to pick a candidate at all than back Haley. Trump was not on the ballot, since he's participating in Thursday's caucus instead.
Chip Ganassi Racing Signs Linus Lundqvist to Full-Time Seat
Linus Lundqvist made three impressive NTT INDYCAR SERIES starts this season after winning the INDY NXT by Firestone championship in 2022.
The Angels are officially waiving the white flag.
Full list:
- Lucas Giolito
- Reynaldo Lopez
- Matt Moore
- Randall Grichuk
- Hunter Renfroe
Devlin DeFrancesco is leading an honest-to-God IndyCar race
Not a pit strategy meme lead, straight up, full send pass into turn 1 for the lead
Mets trade Justin Verlander to Astros
In 2023, Verlander is 6-5, with a 3.15 ERA and 1.145 WHIP.
Conor Daly won the NTT P1 Award as top qualifier in 2020 at Iowa Speedway.
[Shams] Phoenix is trading G Cam Payne, a second-round pick and cash to San Antonio
Per Woj, it looks like the Suns are receiving a future second-round pick
The case is expected to be appealed to the Court of Appeals, New York's top court, which will ultimately decide the issue.
Formula 1 has announced the calendar for the 2024 FIA Formula One World Championship, approved by the World Motor Sport Council. The calendar features 24 races and begins in Bahrain on March 2 and finishes in Abu Dhabi on December 8.
News of the closure stunned the clusters of customers who stopped by for their morning caffeine and favorite baked goods.
An interesting passage that may explain why it closed all of a sudden:
> Hours later, Koski and a group of former Common Ground employees said in a statement they were given less than 12 hours notice about the closure, and blasted Krupp, who “was not transparent with his staff.”
> They added that they had spent the previous few months forming a workers’ union, and, according to the statement, they are exploring “the possibility of forming a worker-owned cooperative to save our jobs and Common Ground.”
No other major candidates have officially declared a run against Mayor Brandon Scott in the Democratic primary, but Sheila Dixon is getting close.
Why won't you just go away?
NBC Sports Washington is Becoming Monumental Sports Network
There's nothing specifically about direct-to-consumer streaming, but this seems like it's a step in that direction
Rob Manfred answered questions about the A's potentially relocating to Las Vegas after this week's owners meetings.
Hoo boy, fuck this guy. Some highlights:
>What was your impression of [the reverse boycot]?
>Manfred: It was great. It’s great to see what is, this year, almost an average Major League Baseball crowd in the facility for one night. That’s a great thing.
Also:
>What kind of sense have you gotten from the owners in your kind of informal conversations this week about how they feel about a potential move? It’s not really sneaking up on anyone.
>Manfred: It has always been baseball’s policy and preference to stay put. I think that always colors any conversation about relocation. Having said that, I think the owners as a whole understand that there has been a multi-year, pushing-a-decade effort where for the vast majority of the time, the sole focus was Oakland. Look, believe me, and I hear from ‘em, I feel sorry for the fans in Oakland. I do not like this outcome, I understand why they feel the way they do. I think that the real question is, what is it that Oakland was prepared to do? There is no Oakland offer, OK? They never got to a point where they had a plan to build a stadium at any site. And it’s not just John Fisher. You don’t build a stadium based on the club activity alone. The community has to provide support and you know, at some point, you come to the realization, it’s just not going to happen.