Guy [noun]

For a long time, I had Bill and Ted mixed up in my head with the guys from Dumb and Dumber, who never really appealed to me.

I just sat there kind of in awe of this guy that I had seen on The Apprentice over and over again and in other shows.

In a late-night taping, the FiveThirtyEight Politics podcast crew discusses his positioning as a “good guy” who can appeal to a broad cross-section of Americans.

Having Kyle Lowry, Serge Ibaka and Marc Gasol makes things pretty fun, and then the younger guys are all different combinations of feisty, strong, rangy and other good defense-y sounding words I’m not gonna think of right now.

In fact, the guy who slashed the fence was caught on camera.

He’s always been more of a rim-protector than a guy who can guard in space, and it’s not at all surprising that he would struggle with the latter role after missing 16 months with a serious leg injury.

It went down precipitously in 2008 and 2009 when the big guys started getting things done.

Many guys I know are just doing whatever they can, which certainly isn’t enough to develop.

This was the guy who wrote the book I was reading — the book about number theory.

The guy who led the Pearl Harbor attack was Admiral Yamamoto.