No dude there are still a bunch of racists out there.

I have a question: since listening to your podcast, it has become clear that Rome was not a walled off garden with savage bloodthirsty berserkers circling like wolves around prey. The Empire recruited these men into the army and they fought with and for Rome. How should I be picturing them? I have a lifetime of…

Working with dangerous and hostile materials that could harm and kill you definitely deserves the respect of your fellow citizens for the risk you take. It is in no way comparable to having fought an army of racists intent on world domination and the wholesale extermination of entire groups of people.

Was elementary school age in the eighties and early 90's, did not have the second verse.

I feel like he was upset that his doctor stole his limelight.

Maybe he thought he was calling LeBron James.

This is good Kinja. I was worried about things after the sale, but they're looking alright so far.

They had a similar issue with a map called “Anubis” several months back. The final point only had two entrances that were easy to defend and the defensive teams respawn was super close. Blizzard slightly altered the map, removing a low wall to create a third entrance point for attackers and a way for them to flank. It…

I have a few: Ninja Gaiden, Castlevania II: Simon’s Quest, The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, Warcraft II: Tides of Darkness and Street Fighter Alpha 2.

Awesome tip, thank you!

In the first half of this article I thought, “This is too bad, I would really like to own Supergirl.” Then I saw Red Lantern Supergirl in the second half and now I’m trying to justify buying another starter pack.

Just listened this morning and it was great. I am thoroughly enjoying this podcast and can’t wait for episode three.

Huh, the tire pressure WAS off by 1.5 PSI.

I love these videos. Everything is better called by J.R. Ross.

Lakes aren't beaches.

Front right tire looks like it’s off by .3 PSI. Totally not his fault.

Get out.

I see where you’re coming from but I think she has a very valid point. I’ve been reading comic books since the late eighties and growing up it was an “everyman,” (or more accurately “every-kid”) activity. Throughout the nineties I was able to buy a lot of my comics at my local convenience store.

It felt bad because Stanton kept going first and everyone would pretend Trumbo might hit 25 homers when he was up next when we all knew it wasn’t going to happen.