Gladiators

Sorry Ed. Hope you don’t have any regrets.

Hopefully you did a lot of that. I’m pulling for the D-backs. Maybe I’m the bad juju

Sorry man. RIP

You’ve had enough to drink tonight.

That analogy isn't going to work for Gutterboy and his pals. He thinks if a dude chops off his dik, he turns into a woman.

Confirmed

I wasn’t bullied.

This is a really nice story Jerry. Did they also tell you that the short bus you rode was “special?”

I haven’t witnessed it with my own eyes, so it’s not happening.

I'm beginning to wonder whether Stryker Ryker is the employee who said his wife got into a car accident and left work.

The medical director should consult an HR attorney.

2, zero boosters I’m surprised that almost everyone here is antivax.

Hey look, the bored hypocrite is back.

I rarely agree with you MDC, but I’m with you for the most part in this thread. We need to do something about the Americans who were killed and our currently hostages being held.

Awesome news!

Good lord

What your wife said/did sounds focked up, but there’s also a good chance there was some miscommunication or misunderstanding based on the fact you were out drinking all night. Let us know what you figure out after you’ve sobered up and talk to her.

Joe's taken some lessons from Grayson Allen.

Yep. He even "accidentally" kicks his dog. Happened at least twice just this morning.

Wow, what a POS.

Hopefully they got her back in the water in time.

I was in Michigan last weekend with my oldest son (12) for soccer. Game on Sunday, he was playing center back. One of his teammates was running next to a player from the other team battling for the ball as they approached mid-field. Ball popped forward and my son stepped to win and play the ball...Just as he played it, the kid from the other team ran full speed into him. It sounded like football players colliding. Son was on his stomach facing the parent's sideline...about 10 yards or so away from me. Eyes closed, not moving (out cold) for 3-4 seconds. I didn't see heads collide, but found out later that the other kid's forehead connected with my son's eye. Fortunately, athletic trainers are required to be at these games, so they sprinted out onto the field and took care of him. We're fortunate that he doesn't have any fractures or issues with his eye/vision. He wanted to go check out a car show that afternoon before we flew home. I was glad he bounced back pretty quick, but he's in concussion protocol now. Anyone else experience their child getting knocked unconscious?

Yep, that sound was awful. My son’s coach said he heard it clear as day across the field and feared the worst.