Remember, size is a three-dimensional construct. Length, width, height.

This test is not the be-all / end-all. At 34, I can still hear up to 17KHz, but I've got drop-outs in the conversational tones that tests like this don't catch.

They're trying to differentiate word selection instead of repeating "cup sizes" over and over. I agree that this should be a non-story — except for the ridicule, which is mock-worthy.

Nope.

In an absolute sense, yes. Better my house than under an overpass. But there's a difference between a tacit *knowledge* of a thing going on and lending one's approval to it.

As far as context is concerned, I think this is something where people decide *what* a thing means. Redskin had a far more neutral / descriptive beginning than some other racial slurs.

Season 4 of Enterprise was pretty good, I thought. Season 1 was good, Season 4 was good, Season 3 (Xindi) mostly gagged. Season 2 was a let-down.

I feel bad for the guy that obviously stopped to help and left his car sitting right next to the exploding truck. You know he's not having a great day.

What a feminist says: "I believe in equal pay for equal work!"
What an MRA hears: "MARFBAGGLE-PREGNANCY-WHARBLGGGGL-FREE RIDE-GGGGGRAWWWWLGLGL-HYPERGAMY.*

This sort of mistranslation makes it difficult to have a conversation.

*—Female dialog rendered partially in Cthuluspeak, in deference to original post.

My friend's grandmother, who I'd met once before, at the age of 13, looked at me when I was 20 and said: "Wow. You really porked up!"

"be jellies!"

I really loathe that abbreviation. It makes me want to hit people with big catapults of Smuckers in their least favorite flavor.

Re-adhesion was a problem for you. It was not for me. Data says they're rare. Doesn't mean it doesn't happen. Doesn't mean it isn't a problem. But it's not a universal one.

Baby foreskin nightcream might be the most terrifying thing I've read in...well, days. This *is* the Internet. But be proud: For a brief moment, I boggled.

Gaming is iterative. I think Doom and Quake are the best examples of that.

Quest for Glory II remains one of my favorite games of all time, but I can't pretend it offers an experience equivalent to a Dragon Age: Origins. As much as I'd *love* to revisit the Hero's world, even after decades, I'd want the games to evolve in the process.

There is no ethical or legal reason why game publishers should be entitled to Gamestop's used game profits. Blockbuster didn't have to give the movie industry its used DVD sales. Used books don't make money for publishers. Used CDs don't make money for music studios.

I understand getting angry at a person. But you don't cancel something you love because of a person, or even several people.

I think Arkham Asylum is a bit of an exception to the rule. The video game makes it clear that Arkham isn't a normal prison . The reason the Joker's crew is there is because they were transferred from Blackgate (a more conventional facility).

Hitting someone with something like a plate full of whipped cream is perhaps mean-spirited and bullying (though perhaps not) — 7 second videos give little context.

Smacking someone in the back of the head with a plastic jug, on the other hand, means you've just hit someone with about eight pounds of fluid. There's…

All the hate for Jason covering this misses the point, big time.

I had a big adorable AmStaff once named Lucky who hated baths. He would come and sit in the doorway when I was in the bathroom (I lived alone, no judging). So one day, whilst I was doing Bathroom Things and he was chilling, I tapped on the side of the tub.

*ears up eyes-bright*
Lucky?
*excitement*
Lucky want a bath?
*droo…