@lmaoantwan @duffthebrand The Cosby show

@NFL Is it really tougher? At least this stat isn’t proof. The collective record every NFL season is .500, so with all these 10 win teams, you also have 10 teams that won 5 or fewer games. Toughest NFL season would be if every team finished around .500.

@ShooterMcGavin_ Yup…

@PRSNTISS

@PIRANHA410 @foolsbookie @TheCinesthetic This article can explain it better than I could - but in short, he is selfish towards Rachel, his ex-wife, his kid. Fake nice guy. Off topic but taking my son to the Ravens game tomorrow, he’s a huge Lamar fan -

@stylenat_ My brother is 41 and living with my parents like a legend

@ryantheryno_ @TheCinesthetic Work out attire. I have a 10 year old girl and 9 year old boy and we are often, on a whim, playing basketball, football, or just running around in the backyard so workout attire makes sense at home unless I’m headed into the office for work.

@foolsbookie @TheCinesthetic I love Seinfeld too- shoe thing just gets me no matter the show, ha

@foolsbookie @TheCinesthetic Oh I find plenty absurd about friends. Ross is one of the most despicable characters in sitcom history. Could have done the shoe thing about many shows. Jerry is a neat freak but will wear the same sneakers in his apartment that he wears walking on dirty NYC streets.

@acereject @TheCinesthetic Yep that makes sense!

@criegrrunov @TheCinesthetic Do you at least wear different shoes going out versus what you wear at home? Like I can’t imagine going out to a store or, god forbid, a public restroom and then wearing those same shoes in the house as I’m not in the habit of washing the bottom of my shoes.

@criegrrunov @TheCinesthetic That makes sense but why shoes?

@criegrrunov @TheCinesthetic No doubt people do. But may I ask why? I can understand jeans a little bit especially if you plan on doing other things with your day, but why shoes? Easy enough to put on when leaving the house, and I find being barefoot way more comfortable (and not as dirty)

@PacificTruth @TheCinesthetic I’m 40 lol. Always wore basketball shorts when I was home. Different upbringings I suppose! My parents always told me it would get floors dirty to wear shoes inside so as soon as we’d get home, off they go.

@ghostbrigade88 @TheCinesthetic I am American and most (not all) people I know take off their shoes. Whenever we have guests over, they usually ask our preference if they should take them off. Maybe it’s just the area where I grew up and live, I don’t know.

@_marc_clark_ @TheCinesthetic Dumb typo. My bad! Wear*

@TheCinesthetic Understand some people where shoes at home- just an observation that on sitcoms they’re wearing sneakers all the time (not slippers). I was taught growing up to take off my shoes as soon as I got home, which I still do and taught my kids the same. Ofc everyone’s different.

@BSO This issue is NBA teams only play division opponents 20% of their games and play every team at least twice. NFL plays 35% of games in division and each team only plays 14 out of the 32 teams. Makes things trickier vs NBA.