The Czar

@LinkedInLunat1c Of all the things that never happened, this never happened the most

I'm not sharing this for praise or sympathy

An MLB player tosses a ball to a kid wearing his jersey. The kid makes the catch… then hands it to his little sister and gives her a hug. How can you not love baseball

@BoardGeniuses We've truly broken some people in this country

This #Tennessee fan laments the effect of birth control, anti depressants, an ungodly legal system and smut tv on young women.

@OrevaZSN Had too many boomers and Gen X fellow travelers hanging around

We had an incredible opportunity to make remote work the global standard, and we blew it. Seriously: What happened? Why did so many companies go back to the office?

@KirkHerbstreit Just upper-middle-class entitled travel ball.

How is this celebrated?!? What the hell is wrong with people?! Where are the coaches? Umpires? What parent in the right mind wouldn’t drag their son off the field if he did that? Pathetic!!

@GrindinP8tRioT @Pontifex Ok, comrade bot

@Pontifex Enough with the hypocrisy and deceptions, "False Prophet!" Ukraine is the 4th most corrupt country in the World. Zelenskyy's tyrannical regime is to be ridiculed and held responsible. - Drugs & Human Trafficking - BioLabs - Arresting Christians - Tax Dollar Theft A lot more!

I am deeply saddened by the recent escalation of attacks against Ukraine, which continue to afflict civilians. I express my solidarity with those who are suffering and assure all the Ukrainian people of my prayers. I renew my appeal for weapons to fall silent and for the path of dialogue to be pursued.

Jeff Bridges pulled up to John Goodman’s Walk of Fame ceremony in the actual Dude sweater — Goodman’s reaction is pure joy. Cinema history hugging it out.

This is a good thread summarizing a white paper on college athletics. The white paper takes an in-depth look at why some schools spend so much on athletics, whether congressional intervention is really needed, and how to move forward. improvecollegesports.com

@YolettMcCuin Their tears are delicious

Can you all please stop with this tired narrative? Find another way to cope! Please!!!!! Just yappin!

@TopTierState What in the name of AI is going on here?

@LinkedInLunat1c Of all the things that never happened, this never happened the most

Employee, I choose you!

What College Football team has the best home uniform?

@OJoelsen He's my favorite lesbian in the Senate

New details are emerging about a heated meeting on Saturday afternoon at the Bayerischer Hof hotel in Munich between several senators and members of Congress and Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, along with Greenland’s Premier Jens-Frederik Nielsen. It was during this meeting that Senator Lindsey Graham reportedly went completely off the rails. The American outlet Puck had previously described how so-called “f-bombs” (f short for the word “fuck,” ed.) were thrown around the room. “Imagine Graham on his worst day,” a source told Puck. But Berlingske can now reveal that events unfolded even more violently than previously reported — and that Graham’s outburst was directed in particular at Mette Frederiksen and Jens-Frederik Nielsen. “He called her ‘little lady,’” a source who was in the room told Berlingske. However, the prime minister did not appear affected by what everyone present perceived as extremely degrading and outright sexist. “She seemed cool,” the source said. When Graham had finished, Frederiksen simply responded: “When you’re done with that, the meeting can continue.” Earlier, Graham had also stressed to Frederiksen and Nielsen that Donald Trump was the President of the United States — and thus the most powerful man in the world. The implication: neither Denmark nor Greenland should believe they are anything in comparison with the mighty United States. This “rant,” as a Danish source who was present in the room described it, came across as extremely demeaning toward Denmark and Greenland — particularly after the “little lady” remark directed at Mette Frederiksen. Graham’s behavior was described by a source as outright “disturbing,” “shocking,” and “extremely inappropriate.” An almost theatrical scene also unfolded between Graham and Premier Jens-Frederik Nielsen. “Graham yawned directly in his face in a way that could only be interpreted as mocking,” the source told Berlingske. It became too much for some of the American participants at the meeting, and Senator Elissa Slotkin (Democrat) was reportedly so shocked that she stood up and left the meeting. In a sense, the meeting marked the culmination of Graham’s angry outbursts. Already on Friday, he had stunned observers on live television when asked about Greenland. “Who the hell cares who owns Greenland?” Graham said, according to CSPAN. Participants at the meeting described his conduct as “completely out of line.” According to Berlingske’s information, there was quiet speculation afterward as to whether the senator from South Carolina had lost his composure entirely — whether he was not in his right mind when meeting the Danish and Greenlandic leaders. Only Graham himself likely knows the answer to that. —Berlingske

@TheBareAssLodge @archer_rs Silence Canuckistani, this is American business.

@archer_rs Great burn it all down. Rise from the ashes!!!! Shouldn't have gone this far in the first place!!!

Comment from my US lawyer, "If the full unredacted Epstein files were ever released it would likely bring down the entire US Government and many American major institutions."

@On3 Nothing worse than free market capitalism in Texas, I guess

NEW: Texas A&M's Mike Elko calls for the NCAA to 'put someone in charge' of college football: “It’s a $1.2B industry with not a singular voice in charge of it making decisions for the betterment of college football. ...Until we get that, I think we’re all at risk of this thing not lasting like we want it to last.” (via @jdpickell) on3.com/news/mike-elko…

@kepharthorace @SirRiless Somebody better let Indiana know about this stadium requirement, and direct the rest of us to Tennessee's semifinal appearance.

Me trying to figure out what Tennessee, Texas Tech, and Texas A&M has done in the last 3 years that Ole Miss hasn’t.

@SirRiless @MatadorKingdom In Lubbock, one-in-a-row is a streak

@MatadorKingdom Y’all have been relevant for one year lol

@slmandel Just hand the keyboard to Lane and cut out the middleman

45 minutes into the judge's preamble to his decision (which is clearly going to be in favor of Chambliss), he randomly brings up Carson Beck playing in the Fiesta Bowl and says -- incorrectly -- that he hadn't taken a class in 2 years. What are we doing here.

@TraeK_ Nah. That would just be another illegal, anticapitalist market fixing scheme that would be destroyed by the courts. The Supreme Court put the NCAA out of the market fixing business forever. It's never coming back. It's time for acceptance.

Again. The NCAA can solve this and end these type of lawsuits very easily. Ole Miss plays him they don’t get invited to any post season playoff or bowl games. It would be the last time any school tries it.

@OMRebelNation And probably contemptuous.

In 20+ years of law practice, I've never seen opposing counsel leave the court before the decision was rendered. That's bizarre.