Yeah, I was kind of thinking that myself. 

Have you ever seen a receiver commit three offensive pass interference penalties in a single game before, like the Lions Nate Burleson did tonight?

Are the Lions the most undisciplined team in the NFL, considering the amount of monumentally stupid penalties they've committed over their past two games?

Nope.

Possibly.   Their coach doesn't seem to have much self-control so, if he's the one preaching self-control, you can understand why.

Packers score with less than 5 minutes left to take a seven point lead. Should they kick the extra point and ensure no worse than a tie at the end of regulation, or go for two and try to make it a two-score game?

have people actually been asking questions for 473 pages? (no way I'm scrolling through it all to find out)



is this what one can look forward to if they venture into HD for the first time?

Smart move is to take the one point for an 8 point lead.   If they make a 9 point lead, Giants score and attempt an onside kick while down by two.  They're not doing that with a tie game.

Yes. 
HBD isn't for the chronic complainers.  

So, I'm thinking that means I would be given the red carpet treatment were I to come aboard


Could you see to it that the carpet favors a more crimson tint? you know, to better match my Lexus....

Absolutely. 

I'm not sure there's anyone to feel sorry for.   A parent's concern should be the well-being of his/her child.   Nothing indicates that the child suffered.   Her mother wanted her so badly she stole her and her father doesn't seem overly upset.  He also searched for her.   I guess, if I'm throwing a pity moment at anyone, it's the father.  He was denied seeing his daughter grow up.  But, if the custody battle was so nasty that the mother said "Screw this, I'm taking her!", I can't imagine the shared custody, of whatever kind, would have been cordial. 

If it was your favourite dog instead of a child, does that change the optics?

I tried to think of it that way when I answered the first time.   Again, the situation was probably horrible for all involved.  Removing the dog from the situation and giving it a good life would probably be a good thing.

What do you think the fine/suspension should be for this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EkY7IiQPAE8 ?

It ended Russell Okung's season.

It just kind of looks like they're playing football.  The throwdown didn't start after the whistle.  In the PC world, he'll get fined but not suspended.  But I'm not sure that's even necessary.

In what league is a wrestling takedown (don't know wrestling well enough to know the name of that move) of an OL by a DL legal, before or after the whistle?  And if you listen to that with audio, the referee had blown his whistle more than a second before he started his "move"