Recent content by Nick Kaufman

It was more like he spilled his drink at the wrong person at the wrong time.

This is a big aside, but I have a bit of a problem with statements such as "Kobe was a rapist" because there's a difference between people doing bad things - even as horrible as raping someone- and that one thing being an intrinsic part of who they are. That's what a general statement that X is...

Maybe the closest analogy is when JFK Jr died in a plane crash?

This is shocking and saddening. He wasn't without flaws, but I liked the guy. RIP.

I suspect that KD is a high functioning Kyrie. Also spoiled and dysfunctional, but hiding it better.

This game really makes the Pats and their coaching last week so much better, no?

I thought parent's corner this week was also excellent.

If the Pats lose to Tenessee, it has nothing to do with the Miami game. Wild card or not, the Pats should take care of business against the Titans. if they lose to KC, then some would ask about what might have been had the Pats played KC at home. Either way, it feels that this team isn't...

Found it: View: https://twitter.com/NateSilver538/status/1201636607612325889

Nate Silver tweeted that his offense wasn't enough to make up for his poor defense and that he was thus a net negative.

You know, I am starting to get quite fond of all the malahotrodisms.

The soft bigotry of low expectations. :p

Clearly a person that shows the level of skill and talent that Kyrie does at the basketball court must possess a certain degree of intelligence. But there are different types of smarts and in each of them you have to put the work. He clearly hasn't put a lot of work on the analytical aspect of...

To me the most telling aspect is the way he expresses himself. To be fair, I don't expect any athlete to be a wordsmith, but in Kyrie's case, I think that the poorly written document reflects a man who doesn't think clearly and coherently. Add the fact that he thinks he's smarter than he really...