RutgersJetFan

Really finding it shocking to read that a serial jerk who spent his entire career cheating and burning every professional relationship he had, from his owner to his star quarterback, struggled to find work once again. Shocking, I tell you.

What was this taken on? A 1993 Kodak disposable camera?

I’m a fan of the green pants. I don’t think they look good but they seem to annoy all of you, so that makes me happy.

really

Just when you had started to leave your Tyson Chandler days behind you too.

He didn't see a dime of any money from that manuscript. The original publication was cancelled and then the Goldmans sued for the rights. The best part about it was they then proceeded with publication and changed the cover. That's why "If" is printed in really tiny letters and the front page reads "I Did It" to the naked eye. The bankruptcy case that suit got settled in is actually a heavily studied one due to the way the judge split the proceeds between the Goldman and Brown families.

Some yes, some no. In interviews with the jurors since the verdict at least one (maybe two if I'm remembering correctly) stated that they went into the trial with acquittal in mind due to lingering community resentment from the King riots.

1. Darden was way out of his depth from the start. 2. He thought Cochran was going to do it anyways, so he thought it best to be first. Later on he accused Cochran of ******* with the lining of the gloves.

"He's in the intensive care ward at Our Lady of the Worthless Miracle."

"OJ Simpson, famously known for playing Nordberg..."

I see that you geniuses are still hashing this one out huh

I'll cosign on Corvus. Visited one when I was in CO and splurged on a cup of one of their reserve beans. I was impressed.

Penstock in NJ is my go-to, they are fantastic but just a FYI they never run sales which is annoying. Local roasters in the SD area are honestly the way to go. You can't go wrong with James Coffee Co, Mostra, and Bird Rock. The reason Costco beans and a lot of stuff on your supermarket shelves taste like a cup of ass is because the beans are hardly fresh. The reason your local roasters always seem to taste better is because you are usually buying beans that were roasted within the last couple days, if not the day you bought them, and that makes all the difference. Also lighter vs darker roasts do matter for flavor but washed vs natural process matters more IMO. The thing I've learned over the years is that if you're truly buying the right beans and brewing correctly there should be absolutely zero things you need to add to the cup after you pour it.

He can just clap his hands and make it happen. It’s that easy!