“Who is to judge what is right and what is wrong? Great and powerful foes surround us; unknown miscreants gnaw at us from within. We are threatened with total annihilation. In days such as these we can afford no luxury of morality.”

He seems like such a good guy, and I really admire his bravery. He’s a more courageous guy than I am, that’s for sure.

I’ll be laughing. Because I just want to watch the world burn.

I... really don’t think he’s saying anything like that. He’s saying that, if Cruz is going to politicize this movie, that’s his right, but he’d prefer it if you talked about the people involved, who he views as heroes, first.

I think you’ve lost perspective.

Spending a few days in Osaka next year. Suggestions, anyone?

Man, Kuze was so goddamn cool. 

I will have to check it out!

You’re good enough for me, buddy.

One caveat: if I’m not mistaken, Bernadetta wasn’t kidnapped by ‘her parents’ and sent to Gerreg Mach, she was bundled away by ‘her mother’ and sent to Gerreg Mach. I think the implication here is that her mother sent her to Gerreg Mach to get her away from her father and around other people, to give her some chance…

I was really surprised when Bernadetta started talking about the abuse she received during her childhood (and the incident with her father tying her to a chair for hours is only one example, there are others). What fascinated me was that you usually don’t see an example of abuse in a video game that’s this realistic.

It doesn’t necessarily have to be that much more efficient if you can also save weight a the same time. It wouldn’t be better for all applications, but it would be for cars.

With respect, ten percent is a gigantic sum when you’re talking about something like fuel efficiency. 

This costs you more in energy than the resulting hydrogen would produce. 

Damn you Seven & I Holdings Co! 

It’s strange, but a lot of people have a problem with having their genitals exposed to a bunch of strangers without their consent. Depending on who was involved, I could see this really messing somebody up. You talk about roughhousing and play, but a lot of people probably endured this sort of thing as part of a…

Green Acres! Anyone? Anyone?

Basically every fighting game ever made has this dynamic. No game rewards difficulty of execution with effectiveness in a perfectly linear scale. Some characters are strong despite being relatively easy to use. Others are hard to use while not being as strong as you might think. In both cases the opposite is true as…

I feel like this has always been a thing, in any game with builds throughout time, but suddenly somebody gave it a name, and people think it’s something that just recently became a thing, and have opinions on it.

Every example you’ve  listed has a geographic component that internet delivered services lack. It's not the same thing. Also, I have a choice of five grocery stores within two miles of my house.