When BYU basketball star Brandon Davies was suspended early this week for honor code violations, it wasn't immediately clear what the transgression was. After all, the Mormon university's honor code also includes regulating dress and grooming and abstaining from alcohol — was that enough?
Brett Favre didn't want his alleged-cockshot-sending advances to be one-sided, despite the fact that they were manifestly unwanted. So, according to TMZ's sources, he asked for a video of the Jets employee masturbating. She declined!
It took a cease and desist letter from Hasbro to get Sharron Angle to remove this creepy "Harry Reid Amnesty" game site. The company had complained about Monopoly being ripped off and entangled in partisan politics. Some things are sacred.
Nerve's Caitlin MacRae decided to find out what happens when a woman uses the pickup-artistry techniques "pioneered" by guys like Neil Strauss and Mystery. The results: not good.
A reader wrote in this morning to tip us off to an article, asking if it was, perhaps, "the most awful dating advice ever." I don't know if it's the most awful, Dear Reader, but I'd say it's pretty close.
Want to win a free dinner, Comic Con dudes? Easy peasy! All you need to do is take a photograph of yourself "committing an act of lust" (see also: sexually harassing) one of EA's booth babes.
