"Now he calls it quits, not before the season. Not in the offseason…four games into the 2026 season, a dude that has been in the league forever, sits back and says I need to focus on my mental health" – Stephen A. Smith on Lane Johnson retiring

At some point, the people doing all the pulling will just walk away ...

Getting the dog’s ball from under the couch for the hundredth time

American college kids are out here getting blasted listening to live garage band Skynyrd while ripping cigs without a phone in sight and you’re blackpilling???

Newsboys Smoking Cigarettes, St. Louis, Missouri; 1910.... At 11:00 a.m. on May 9, 1910, photographer Lewis Hine encountered these young newspaper sellers at a gathering place called Skeeter’s Branch near Jefferson and Franklin in St. Louis. His original field note was remarkably direct: “They were all smoking.” Hine was working for the National Child Labor Committee, documenting children whose working lives were largely invisible to middle class America. Newsboys, or “newsies,” purchased newspapers themselves and then sold them on the streets. Unsold copies could mean lost earnings, and some boys worked late into the evening. Smoking was only one adult habit common among street children. Contemporary accounts described newsboys gambling, playing pool and sometimes drinking alcohol while waiting for papers or between editions. Hine spent years documenting child workers in mines, factories, farms and city streets. His thousands of images helped turn child labor from an abstract political issue into something Americans could actually see. Hine sometimes disguised himself as an insurance salesman, Bible salesman or industrial photographer to gain entrance to workplaces where owners did not want child labor conditions documented. #archaeohistories