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Were you working on the premise that the wit was half full or half empty?

What is the greater insult: Being called a half-wit or a complete idiot?

Well he did used to be part of one of the PGA Tour's more snappily named events: The Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children Open

Jealous that you don't have one? - - - Updated - - - I'm not on any of the main social media, so it's not something there'd be any prospect of me picking up on.

Wasn't aware of that. Just been reading a few articles in the New Y. Times recently and noticed their insistence on throwing in a middle initial wherever possible.

Why is America so into mentioning the middle initial in someone's name?

Do the prolific gif posters have a stock of gifs saved that they plan to use at some point or do they think 'I want to post a gif' and go off to look for one they deem appropriate?

All I remember is that it was around a Fiorentina game (against Inter?) where the Fiorentina fans felt the opposition was getting help from the ref.

In the Serie A thread, I'd guess, though I can't remember what season.

Where is it this lvl whatever thing comes from? Why has such a rubbish thing become so prevalent recently?

Why is it that players are allowed to continue to play in a game after being knocked out? Standard practice, I believe, is that after a player has been knocked unconscious, he won't be allowed to play or train for a few days as a precaution, yet, when it happens mid-game, there is nothing to...

It's faze, you phool.

Dinner, then realise neither of you really want to see the movie, so go drinkin' instead. :)

Just as well this thread is for stupid questions and not funny questions.

I would have to agree. When considering my answer I couldn't think beyond this: And a horse-sized duck would, presumably, be bigger than that.

Would you rather be attacked by six duck-sized horses or one horse-sized duck?

Where's Bianconero?

It's more the media reaction to card waving. Mancini waved an imaginary card at the ref last night, so people are going overboard criticising it.

I'm not saying people should pressure the ref, but I don't see waving a card at him as being worse than talking to him.