Unfortunately, I can't cite my source here. I no longer own linguistics book in which I found that piece of information, nor do I have the course syllabus for that class or any other reliable means of tracking down the book's title or the author's name. I suppose I'll have to leave my argument where it stands, as I…

The origins of the phrase's current meaning are based in sarcasm. The reason "I could care less" really means "I couldn't care less" are because it was used sarcastically for long enough and in a pervasive-enough way that it is now an accepted meaning. If I say "I could care less", I don't have to say it…

Actually "I could care less" is an example of an English phrase that means the same thing as its antonym(ic phrase, in this case).
The current meaning of "I could care less" stemmed from sarcastic use, but is now perfectly interchangeable with "I couldn't care less".

What games do you play, exactly?

Is it just me or is "ROBOT SECURITY" guy really pushy. I get that it's a PR thing, but still.

The Doctor must always have a companion.

I know nothing of Shadowrun!

Steam-powered cyborg corgis controlled by a steampunk android Queen of England!

Zing!

Interesting, I have no knowledge of Japanese that isn't based directly on Godzilla movies or '90s anime.

That single-handedly (single-phrasedly?) made me want to find and watch all of the '60s Batman show. Man, I freakin' love Adam West and Burt Ward!

The article says "Fai Fan" but I was mixing that Japanese abbreviation (the first three letters of both words) with the English name (Final Fantasy) to get FinFan. See?

Did someone say Flim Flam?

Someone should say the same of Syntheticon's speech!

Let it be written in the annals of video game internet history that we should all start saying "FinFan".

I foresee a brilliant marketing scheme involving some fast food chain, maybe Taco Bell?

I think we should all start calling Final Fantasy games FinFan. Seems like the perfect blend of the two, and it's fun to say.

If you don't like the article, there should be two decent options:

Same here. Expected a crummy movie that I would have to stop watching halfway through, but I got a solidly enjoyable one with the proper amount of corny and/or self-referential humor.

Plus, nothing beats THE LAW!!

"Free content not to my liking? Blasphemy! How dare you post anything not specifically approved by me. I demanded me-centric content at all times."