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The Olympics wrap up today! Follow along at Roflympics!

You'll never second-guess yourself again, once you learn all there is to know about the games at Roflympics!

The tweet was hastily removed, but as we know nothing ever truly "leaves" the internet. You'd think with Seattle's rebranding efforts and their adamant use of Dr. King's image everywhere they would know better. But hey, all about that (civil disobedience) action, boss.

Let's not even ask what he thinks of Saskatchewan's capitol, Regina.

These are a collection of tweet that were made about sports reporters Sarah Spain and Julie DiCaro... Not easy to watch...

Olympian swimmer Ryan Lochte isn't known for being particularly articulate, or even for forming complete sentences, and his Twitter account doesn't do much to dispel that perception. But some of his finest tweets, when formatted in Impact Bold, made us seriously wonder whether Lochte doesn't put much effort into the English language, or if he's actually an undercover Zen Buddhist.

At the 80th minute of their group D match, Luis Suárez of Uruguay appeared to injure Italian player Giorgio Chiellini, who fell to the ground after physical contact for control of the ball. Upon getting up, Chiellini pulled down his shirt and revealed a bite mark from the tussle. Meanwhile, the rest of the internet took no time in giving Suárez a ribbing for the encounter:





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Michael Sam made waves the other year when he was drafted by the St. Louis Rams as the first openly gay NFL player. Today, amid talks that the supreme court will take a closer look at the constitutional grounds for gay marriage, Sam posted this photo on Instagram proposing to his long-time boyfriend Vito Cammisano.