By watching these skits, I change them.

So just get DC to turn out a few issues of this character. She's already has enough Sass and thought to be a compelling. You just need to come up with a good villain. Perhaps a large evil corporation that just needs to be beat out of their rearward thinking?

Wow. What a one-sided article. The vote spam is actually about ethics in games journalism.

I read the What's New section on Snopes every morning, so I know what my mother will be posting on FB that day.

Maybe take a break and go outside for a bit.

It's the day after a huge launch of the second largest OS in the world. It's to be expected and some of us enjoy reading these things. It takes less than a second to jump past those five articles. Just don't click on them. Instead you wasted time to come here and bitch in the comments.

That is beautiful.

Parenting done right (tm).

We've always used the proper terms with our kiddo (I'm a biologist, I'm not going to call it a wee-wee or a hoo-haa or whatever). She was then told by other kids she was saying "bad words." Her teacher started to tell her not to say those and she proudly said "My mommy says those are the right words and not to use…

The important part of this story is not just that Buzz cold-cocked the jerk, but that the State of California declined to prosecute him, even though this film was available as evidence. Sometimes there is actual justice in the world. In a later interview Buzz said he was a little worried about getting in trouble with…

I feel like Russia or China would have made it their life's mission to prove that it was a hoax to make us look like assholes if it actually was a hoax.

Clinical narcissism is at the heart of it. The mind is just protecting itself by creating elaborate nonsense and deflecting basic questions / explanations.

"Ramen" is a type of noodle that is originally from China. Japan has taken it as its own and there are different kinds of ramen throughout the country.

Now I really want to see the film. Thanks, hateful internet commenters.

Jack, as a name, seems to have come roaring back into fashion in the last ten years.

I'm looking forward to the day made-up black names make it into popular fiction - Treyshon, Shaniqua, Jamquitarious, Cassandrita, Claretha, Juashekita, Samona, et al. Yes, these are real peoples' names.

All this and not one mention of naming your male hero Jack? When he asks, "How do you know my name?" I wanted her to answer, "What else could it be?"

That was his title, not his name. And as I just discovered by reading what I am linking, Book is not even his real name apparently.