That's okay, I'll keep watching that garbage.

Nuggets-Thunder series might have been the real Finals, unless the Pacers can pull it off. I hope they do.

This is the only piece of this author I've read and didn't check anything else they wrote

Ew. I don't like that.

I wasn't joking. The scene in Terminator is an achingly tender scene between two people in love. Kyle had her picture, and it was his only comfort in a world of pain. He came back in time for her. It's beautiful.

Terminator has one of the most beautiful love scenes in the history of cinema

They don't need to have the knowledge memorized. They had full access to google and a dictionary to look up anything they found confusing, and couldn't even do that. The test was of their ability to figure out a somewhat difficult text, not of their historical knowledge.

Not everything you read is supposed to be easy! That's the point of the test! If you're majoring in fucking English, you should still be able to read a moderately difficult and archaic text if you have full access to your phone and a dictionary, regardless of how "culturally relevant" it is.

The whole point of the test is that you're supposed to be able to parse these meanings anyway. It's supposed to be relatively challenging.

Knicks lead by fourteen points with < 3 minutes left and the Pacers came back and forced overtime and Hali hit them with the Reggie Miller choke and then the Pacers won

Is the wine from Chateau Picard really all that?

The results are in and the tush push will stay. Men will continue to touch each other's butts in professional football. Those big, strong men will still put their big hands on each others' butts, and they will push. Turn on a football game and you will see those men butt pushing. Touching and pushing butts. Yeah, push those tushes, boys. Touch them. Push them. Put your hands on those tushes and push.

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Losing to the White Sox really sucks

That's me in the corner.

That's me in the spot. Light.

Liberal Joe Rogan.

ALL UMPIRES ARE BASTARDS

I think a better explanation is that Europe was made up of medium-sized states that were in constant competition with each other, while having a ruling class that struggled with debt. This meant that they had to seek out new frontiers to expand their capital, and were forced to adopt disruptive reforms that they would otherwise not be inclined towards. Eventually, every European state was incentivized to adopt the political economy that had been created by the Netherlands and Britain.

The capitalist mode of production existed in China, India, and the Ottoman Empire, but these were large, land-based Empires whose ruling classes were incentivized not to disrupt their political economies. The European states were forced into the disruption of capitalism through competition with each other.