Football Will Save The World
No, football did not prevent bad things. Could not have. But I submit that football made them bearable in a way they might not have been
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Linky Friday: Money For Nothing, and Your Clicks For Free
Linky Friday, Ordinary Times’ long-running tradition of bringing you links to stories from around the interwebs to discuss, is back
Harsh Your Mellow Monday: Landslides Are Best Left for Songs, and Other Fleeting Hopes
Landslides that aren’t coming for Sanders or Trump, The Des Moines Register, backside of the Super Bowl, Rashida Tlaib, and the lessons of Falkirk.
Weekend Plans Post: The Big Game
The WrestleMania of Football happens this Sunday! So the question is “WHO IS THIRSTIER!?” and the answer is probably Kansas City.
Ordinary World for Monday 21 January
Your Ordinary World for 21 January 2018 featuring links to stories on the Super Bowl, MLK Day, Women’s March, March for Life, President Trump’s media coverage, single women dining out, and income inequality after a disaster to read, share, and discuss.
Mollie Hemingway: Activists React To Doritos Ad About Babies With Twitter Rants – The Federalist
Also, stop being scared of babies.
Roger may be commissioner, but Marshawn is king
There’s something important happening in the lead-up to the Super Bowl. The Seattle Seahawks, led by Marshawn Lynch, are finally sticking it to the corrupt NFL.
Super Bowl 48: Community Smack & Trash Talk Open Thread
My guess is that most people, at most, can identify only one of the men pictured — John Elway. The other is the most Seahawksiest Seahawk ever. Talk about the Seahawks, the Broncos, the game itself, the commercials, or things that have nothing to do with football or parties in the open thread.
The Most Wonderful Time of the Sports Year?
Kazzy ranks the sports year month-by-month. (Spoiler: His relatively low valuation of Major League Baseball just might make Mike Schilling’s head explode)
Ronald Reagan and Hosni Mubarak
Greetings to the League from “Jonny the Fiancé” (Think “Joe the Plumber” and “Tito the Builder”). While Lisa is at her mother’s I have self-motivated to organize some of my thoughts on today’s noteworthy...
Super Bowl Open Thread
I don’t have a real rooting interest, but I am anticipating a great game. My tentative pick: Steelers over Packers, 28-24. Feel free to throw out any predictions, gambling tips, or jokes at Ben...
Andy McCarthy is right….
…the Saints did play like champions. And it was a pretty damn good game right up until the end. After that interception, though, you could tell the Colts were rattled. Peyton Manning especially. That...
