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Any other person would go to jail for assault, why not Jeremy? Think of the damage Tymon and the BBC could do with that. An indictment, a mugshot that would grace the front of literally every newspaper and magazine in the UK, and no network would hire him with a criminal conviction. They'd be...

Unpopular opinion: I think Tymon is a coward for not wanting to press charges. If someone had called me a lazy Norwegian and punched me in the face which required medical attention, I sure as hell wouldn't be satisfied with merely seeing that person lose their job. I'd want them in jail. I hope...

I imagine either his lawyers or the BBC will persuade him to. The latter, I wouldassume, is probably not content enough with firing Clarkson; they probably want to ensure he never gets another job on television again.

Felony money-laundering isn't as serious as felony assault. I wonder which paper will be the first to leak the news on the impending warrant, indictment, and trial. The media are probably creaming themselves at the prospect on reporting the imprisonment of the former presenter of Top Gear.

I kinda wish the North Yorkshire rozzers are as quick as the BBC with this investigation; I want to see the mugshot when they haul Clarkson in for assault.

It's been a few years since I posted on these boards, but given the recent events, I decided I should say my piece. This whole thing has been an epic fustercluck, from the incident itself to how the Beeb handled it. There's a ton of people on the production side who are going to be affected by...

A spin-off of a spin-off of a spin-off. My brain hurts. The beginning of Season X (the unofficial cast nickname) started off well, but the recent stretch of episodes has degenerated into the same stuff that plagued Season 7. Waaay much focus on some of the team, very little focus on others to...

It wasn't so much a case of cutting out The Who, but relegating them to the late-night segment ONE HOUR LATER so they could air a preview of a most-likely-to-be-cancelled-after-three-episode "comedy." I was tweeting back and forth with a friend who was cross about omitting the Kate Bush song and...

RIP Junior Seau As a Denver fan, I always rooted against him and the Chargers, but I loved the Nike ad he did with Dennis Hopper. In other news: Goodell isn't fucking around with Bountygate. Vilma suspended for the season, three others suspended for 3-8 games.

I think they should have given him a suspension for the duration of Phoenix's playoff run, then apply the 25 game suspension at the start of the '12-'13 season. But in the long run, Shanahan made the right call.

Today's truck race was more exciting than the Texas Sprint Cup Festival of ZZZZZZZZ. I miss Cup racing at The Rock.

It didn't take long for Ozzie G. to piss off people in his new gig. :-o

If I attended the game I would have had no problems avoiding meat; it's the fasting that would get me. Speaking of abstaining, Gallardo must have abstained from decent pitching in the home opener. I would have bitched more about the game but then the Brewers announced Bob Uecker's son passed away.

A productive first baseman.

March 26 marked the fifteenth anniversary of one of the most memorable hockey brawls in history: Fight Night at the Joe.

WARNING: Your eardrums may bleed after sitting through this.

Stop the presses: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O79Rh6-iHrQ

Ah, I forgot about that. :) Mark Martin won the pole for the Cup race; I doubt he'll stay up front though.

I don't know what's worse: the Las Vegas stage show or the piss-poor scoreboard mock-up that has the Rox and Dodgers playing each other twice topped only by the Brewers beating the Mets three times....in the American League. :?

That's true, but -23 points = 70 points behind Kenseth. Kenseth isn't exactly a shit driver, unless he finishes 20th or worse in the next five races. My Chase drivers (in no order): Stewart, Hamlin, Edwards, Junior, Kenseth, Biffle, Harvick, Kyle Busch, Keselowski, Newman, Menard (Wild Card)...