When I was at Eastern Michigan, the school decided to change their nickname from Hurons to Eagles. This was, ostensibly, because of the offense to the Native American tribe. Problem was...the Native American tribe petitioned the school NOT to change it - they were honored by the nickname. Alas, the "white man"…

Assassin's Creed says, "Hi."

I DID SOMETHING WEIRD, GUYS.

I agree, I was just going to say this looks like the work of volpin, and I scrolled up and realized it was. Check out his other props, this man is amazing.

I like to call that the Double Down Effect.

what an idiot. i love swearing as much as the next guy, but there is no need to do it every fucking sentence. :)

Protip from someone who worked retail: we talk shit about you behind your back all the time. It's how we cope.

I've dealt with assholes like this guy before. Just because he doesn't want to follow the rules he thinks he can get others in trouble for it and then throw a bitch fit when they won't work with him on that.

It's weird that this is a thing you're doing, posting these...

I'm not saying I don't believe you, but "eating everything with spices" and eating the world's second-hottest pepper raw don't really balance out for me. It might give you a run for your money.

It's astounding that people seemingly forget these are opinions of the authors or that everyone has different likes and dislikes.

Off topic, but it involves an app: Is iFruit only going to be for apple products? Because like so many people, I'm SOL if I want to train Chop. Like the Injustice app, I'm a little disappointed game companies don't think "oh yeah! there is another phone OS out there since we did take the time to code our game for two…

How times change, back in 2008, we had Roman telling us that this was top-of-the-line:

After hearing what it is... that word will never be the same again.

Thanks for that tip about the tip. I took that advice since I usually just highlight, right click and search via Google.

Lesson 1 of the internet: Always look up a term on Urban Dictionary before Googling it.