Unfortunately, Sports > Everything

Slow news day? Lol. 5th place. Wow!!!

he was an actual spy, not a civilian. And the US spent months trying to include him in the deal but Russia wanted a spy equivalent of him to trade, which the US didnt have to give

Weed companies should capitalize on this and start advertising at the WNBA. "Shit's so good it's worth going to jail in Russia and getting involved in an international terrorist/warlord swap"

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I keep seeing people claim he boxed the victim in with his car. Can someone link where they read that?

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It’s like an onion article, ate another onion article.

It makes so little sense that there will undoubtedly be a conspiracy theory on Fox News once a day for the next 5 years

I think her points were silly sometimes, particularly that if the environment itself makes you uncomfortable why do you feel like you are owed the job or why would you make the kids games about yourself, it also doesn’t seem like she has baseball experience, but she is a parent just pointing that out

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While acknowledging this remarkable achievement, it’s worth noting that he did this in 545 games, while Wayne Gretzky took 352 games to achieve this. Furthermore, Gretzky scored his 1600th point in 667 games, 315 games from his 800th point. Really puts his (Wayne) talent in perspective.

Tell that to Paul Whelan

its not about that its about the US having a responsibility to save its people when they get politically imprisoned. Besides Viktor Bout isnt gonna go back and start revving up the war machine, he is just gonna become a propaganda pundit for putin

Got it. The point still stands that we released a terrorist for an entertainer who bounces a ball.

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he WAS scheduled for release on August 2029, my mistake i misremembered it as 2027. Very few prisoners serve full sentences.

The gun stores actions and the bars actions lead to the murder as well as the parents of everyone involved

With what?

Lol there are a lot of differences but I guess you haven’t read what actually happened

Actually, 11 years. He was sentenced to minimum 25 years in 2012.

he was set for release in like 5 years

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Generally speaking, the retail price for a high-end tennis racquet would be around $200, give or take. But that's for retail models that people like me and you can buy off the shelf. Professional players don't use retail models, they use custom racquets that are personalized to their specific needs and playing styles, which may bump up the price a bit. I think that's what they were referring to.