Lol, I see what you’re saying. It comes down to the question of what a game is, and what games can be. There has to be more than shooting. The game was amazing and fun to me. I went to places I’ll never go, and I saw and heard things I’ll never see again. I had my mind twisted like a pretzel. But if you could press…

I loved it, except for the shooting. A rare experience, story wise.

Am I allowed to vote for a candidate I believe in? Or do I have to vote for Hillary Clinton?

I preordered a physical copy on PS4 directly from Ubisoft and got Stick of Truth right away.

The best Conan episodes were always triple-guest couchers.

I’m still crying and believing beyond hope in the “Indoctrination Theory.”

In that case, I didn’t hate the entire ending of Mass Effect. I just hated the last 10 or 15 minutes of the ending. It reminds me of watching Lost during season 4, completely obsessed with the show, thinking how I can’t wait to watch it all over from the beginning once it’s all over. But after the final season I was…

His first and honest answer was that it was very possible he saw the email, but couldn’t recall specifically that he did. His second and third strange “spin” on the answer emphasized that he has no specific recollection. He should have just stuck to his original answer, for better or worse.

His answers don’t really contradict each other. He never said “yes, I remember the email.” He never said “no, I’m certain I never read the email” because that would have been a lie. He sounds uncertain whether he may or may not have read the email.

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Just hold X, no problem

People saying they like something that is considered by many cool people to be cool, even though they doesn’t understand it, just to seem cool? Nope, that’s never happened before. Larry David is a certified racist.

The story was true and interesting though. Isn’t that why it was published? Surely that’s the only question an online journalism site needs to ask before publishing a story.

I just want the pizza.

That seems like an unnecessarily rude reply to someone honestly looking to be enlightened and understand why a term like “comedienne” induces eye-rolling.

Keeping them updated? Isn’t the whole point that it’s a static version that doesn’t need to be updated?

I think that’s it: DC understands Superman, so let DC make the movie. I know DC doesn’t have a studio like Marvel (though, maybe they should) but Warner Bros., not DC, is behind the wheel of these train wrecks for better or worse (WORSE). Sorry to mix metaphors, I know trains don’t have steering wheels. It’s hard to…

It’s a sports reference. Girls play sports, as do women. Is the objection to America being thought of as a woman? I guess “it’s back on the mat” would have been less controversial. I can't stand this guy, but this is nothing. He's said plenty more stupid and MEANINGFUL shit, go after that.

And don't call me Shirley.

Bleak? Yes. Confident? NO.