vansmack wrote:You're thinking of when they fired Simmons. The site continued on with similar quality and 100% less Simmons-centric blather.Carlos wrote:
Grantland
For some reason I thoughtheit already went out in blaze of glory.
Dropping Like Flies
I know they make this about Simmons leaving, but this is about ESPN overspending on TV Rights and not being able to afford all of their toys any longer.
vansmack wrote:?? Everyone knows that. They publicly announced they were laying off 450 people like 2 weeks ago. ESPN's overspending has been well documented by Deadspin, Awful Announcing, et al.
I know they make this about Simmons leaving, but this is about ESPN overspending on TV Rights and not being able to afford all of their toys any longer.
Al Molinaro
Who even knew he was still alive?
Who even knew he was still alive?
Fred Thompson
Michael Carlucci, guitarist for Winter Hours
Dr Know is onlife support apparently…wish him the best
Ahmad Chalabi… funny how he is consigned to the dustbin of history…he did have impact though unfortunately
Keystone XL pipeline
killsaly wrote:
Keystone XL pipeline
well they will just resubmit application if republicans win white house
I don't get why pres. Obama felt compelled to rule on this once the company said they were withdrawing their application a few days ago.. seems unnecessary..
Gunnar Hansen (the first Leatherface)
Iron wrote:killsaly wrote:
Keystone XL pipeline
well they will just resubmit application if republicans win white house
I don't get why pres. Obama felt compelled to rule on this once the company said they were withdrawing their application a few days ago.. seems unnecessary..
Because the company's move was a big fuck you to the President. They knew that he was going to reject and so they basically said we aren't going to like the outcome, so we are going to try to wait you out.
There are also people living up and down the pipeline route whose property was going to be taken by imminent domain and so rejecting the permit frees them of that burden and resets the process in a lot of states.
President Obama also likely wanted to send a signal about US action going into the negotiations in Paris in December.
tl;dr?
Bagley wrote:
Michael Carlucci, guitarist for Winter Hours
They should've been bigger. Played the crap out of that disc. Lead singer died years ago as well.
Re Keystone - it's a victory of the well-heeled over the common good. The oil will still make its way to market. It will just do so via Warren Buffett's BNSF railway, which is more expensive and more dangerous to the environment. It helps the Dems by giving a gift to a select few deep-pocketed activists. I know Tom Steyer. I like Tom Steyer. But much of his many billions came from investments in coal and oil.
Former Braves & Angels pitcher Tommy Hanson has passed away at 29 after falling into a coma
Allen Toussaint
Vas wrote:
Allen Toussaint
damn it.
yeah….very sad :-[
Yada wrote:Vas wrote:
Allen Toussaint
damn it.
