Does anyone even need to say this was staged? No. No they do not. But I'm sure they will anyway.

The real double standard is that it's considered a good thing for a woman to be a virgin, while it is considered a bad thing for men. Plus the whole virgin/slut dichotomy is really very vague when you think about it. Is a lesbian who has never had intercourse with a man, but has multiple female partners a virgin or a…

My favorite moment playing Dynasty Warriors was when I tried to take on Lu Bu. I quickly realized this was a battle I could not win. I was down to a tiny sliver of health so I tried to run away.

Calling her a dude if she's any form of trans is considered incredibly rude and insensitive. She identifies as female, thus she is a woman. End of story on that front. Questions about whether or not she was born a woman are another matter.

I think it'd be a good idea to figure out how the mechanics of Superman's world translate into game mechanics. The most obvious example I can think of is Metallo.

Why does no one ever discuss the damage that "purity" does to MEN? I'm not MRA, but I was raised to believe that a male with lots of sexual partners is just as bad as a female. That I should remain chaste until marriage, lest I dishonor my future wife.

Breaking Bad always struck me as a superhero show without the superheroes. We have supervillains, but no superheroes to balance them out. Heisenberg, The Chicken Man...supervillains to the core.

Okay, call me a heretic but...

This is actually a good idea. Well, not the she-hulk part. I think that, since Marvel likes doing different franchises in different genres, Daredevil has a ready-made niche: Legal thriller. Imagine someone he cares about is accused of a crime, and Matt Murdock must prove his innocence both in the courtroom and on the…

Agree completely. Cover up some other heroines. Seriously, just give Wonder Woman some actual armor or something (or pants). However, for better or for worse, Power Girl's cleavage window is JUST as iconic for her as Superman's S-shield. Power Girl without her cleavage window looks like some other character. Is it…

Zatanna: No sir, I do not like it. Zatanna is one of the few characters where being immodestly dressed makes more sense. She's a stage magician, and wears the same costume as a superhero. Stage magicians are showmen (and women) and they should be wearing something over the top. Her fishnets were perfect.

You know that these sort of maps-which the right also trots out to show just how much of the country supports them after they lose an election-are inherently misleading. They show only geographical area, not population. So big surprise when sparsely populated areas tend to support right-wing candidates and have higher…

I've recently gotten hooked on this sort of thing. I played through Bioshock Infinite, but I've watched the entire Assassin's Creed series, Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance, and DMC this way, and I love it. Since I'm often doing homework or something, I like having something like this running so I can enjoy the plot of…

Hoo boy.

But male nipples have less fat underneath them relative to the rest of the body, and that makes them less sexually attractive. Therefore, we must ban female nipples. And male nipples, if they exceed a certain amount of jiggle.

To actually answer your question, supposedly there is an explanation why the less durable heroes are able to survive so much while actually damaging powerhouses like Superman.

There have been hints over the years that Gotham in general, and Arkham Asylum in particular, are cursed in some way. There's an almost Lovecraftian demon that helped found Gotham and Arkham is its heart. The degree to which this is considered canon has varied depending on the author, but I think it makes the most…

The Specter's whole thing is he isn't supposed to make sense. The angel of vengeance adheres to totally inscrutable cosmic standards, and if it had its way it would kill children for disobeying their parents. A mortal host keeps those urges in check, but the host also can't force the Specter to go after people he's…

I dunno, I like both. She's certainly an attractive woman either way. Skinny, she does the costuming well and pulls it off. It's more about admiring her from a distance to me. Chubby, she looks soft, snuggly, and cute. She's more the type I date than the skinny version.

In "How NOT to Write a Novel," it says you should never have a priest touch a child, even if it's to drag them from a burning building. Just due to unfortunate cultural context, any priest touching a child will look bad. This is the case here. I don't see this as the least bit odd. The only thing that makes it…