"Say "The Matrix" again. Say "The Matrix" again, I dare you, I double dare you motherfucker, say "The Matrix" one more Goddamn time!

Let's see. When a kid gets abducted, no one sits around talking about how it's really the kid's fault for encouraging the kidnappers somehow. No one suggests that a kidnapping probably isn't a legitimate kidnapping, because the kid didn't fight hard enough to escape. Communities don't rally around kidnappers or…

The exact same things can be said for anorexia. And if a fat princess would promote obesity, then the current crop of Disney princesses are definitely promoting eating disorders, as most of their bodies aren't even physically possible for a real human to attain.

But what's the "need" for skinny, conventionally beautiful princesses? If looks are less important than personality and intellect, then there's no reason to make princesses beautiful either.

Wow, you really can't deal with the fact that some people just don't like something that you like, can you?

So I'm curious. Apparently he's emulating strategy that has been around for awhile. Why is this the first time we've seen it on the show? Is he just the first one to use it, plus have the trivia chops to compete?

Sexual experimentation between children is normal, and very common, including siblings. It doesn't necessarily mean the child is some kind of psychological deviant, or that the parents are criminally negligent. Kids have sexual urges, and the curiosity to explore them. What they don't have is an innate knowledge of…

Probably better off going ahead and using the gin for all hygiene purposes.

The crazy ex-girlfriend trope is especially ridiculous considering that crazy ex-boyfriends do more than their fair share of stalking, threatening, assaulting and murdering.

Yeah, I've started a few impossible runs that went amazingly well, and then in the second month some damn thin man runs up, survives all the overwatch shots, fires into full cover and smoke and crits one of my valuable soldiers, causing the squad to panic and leading inevitably to a wipe.
Impossible really is about…

Yeah, it's luck. I forget the exact details, you can look it up, but basically you need to get just the right missions and rewards at just the right times in the first month, and if you do you can have an extra satt array and five satts up by the end of the month. Depending on your exact panic levels, that's enough to…

Cool, I have yet to muster the patience to slog through an impossible win yet, so that alone is impressive. It is a lot less impressive, though, that he went into the base defense mission knowing what to expect. Try getting through with no casualties when three of your main soldiers have nothing but basic gear because…

Everyone knows Necron Cactuar is op!

I always loved customizing and painting WH40k figures more than actually playing. Unfortunately I just don't have the time or money anymore...maybe when I retire.

Isn't there a dangerous legal precedent in not sentencing this harshly? Are people free to trick women into abortions and get away with a slap on the wrist, as long as they don't pretend to be a doctor while they're doing it?

It would be rad if EVE servers could record everything that happens, then play it back later in real time once it's finished. That would be cool to watch. Or maybe that's already possible, I dunno.

Haha, excellent.

Exalt missions are fun, and tough, in the early game. But once you get the hang of rushing their comm relays, and figure out where the reinforcements appear on a given map, the challenge drops way off. Then again, that's the difficulty curve for the game as a whole - the first three or four months are the hardest, and…

I think it's a perfectly valid boundary, to say you don't want to hear details about your friends' sex lives. Writer number one needs to reestablish that boundary, by politely but *firmly and clearly* reminding her that hearing stories of her sexcapades makes him uncomfortable. If she ignores the reminder and keeps at…