Watch out, you’ll get cancelled.

Also, if he were to tan, there would be an article about how problematic it is for white people to tan.

I was looking for this comment or I was going to make it.  Elon is a gross human being, but there is no reason to comment on his physical appearance. 

Yes, you are the only one.  The denial here is because screwing the wife of a powerful tech mogul and supposed friend makes him an irredeemable piece of crap.  That contrasts with his other alleged transgressions which paint him as a redeemable piece of crap.

wait so we say body positivity, but also body shame elon musk? seems the entire article is saying “ew, he has a weird torso”. a bit of a double standard no, jezebel?

Getting someone to play for you is cheating but discrimination against people based on gender should be considered wrong. People would be up in arms if there were male-only tournaments. If gender is fluid, there’s nothing wrong with switching it to compete.

this ages worse with each passing day
 Kotaku’s new editor-in-chief Patricia Hernandez has a vision

EDIT: also, no links in articles... not even links to their own site lol ... but basically EIC stating they want this site to be better seems to have failed hard.

Honestly, same. I thought it was going have funny points for each of the choices. Instead, it’s just images. Do Kotaku not pay per word or something?

I was ready to praise this for not being a slideshow... and then I saw that there’s no actual content.

*skips article and scrolls down straight to the comments*
Top ten Ian Walkers who should be fired from their jobs immediately

I get this is a comedic article and all, and I’m glad it’s not a slideshow, but I was expecting actual text entries explaining each choice.

What the fuck is this low effort article?

Naw, man, that’s how future creators try this bullshit and get away with it. You let this developer do it and more will follow, and they won’t be as transparent about it.

Simon Pegg has been so incredibly dull and tired-looking for years now.

On the other end of the spectrum, “I find that Star Trek fans have always been very, very inclusive,” he said. “You know, Star Trek’s about diversity. It has been since 1966, it always was. There’s no sort of like, ‘Oh, you’re suddenly being woke now.’ Star Trek was woke from the beginning, you know?”

With idiots shouting and clapping every 5 seconds? No thanks.

To be fair, their A/C was on the fritz that day, and I swear I didn’t see that family sitting all the way in the back row when I came in.

When I went to see Love & Thunder, the pre-show announcement said “Don’t talk, don’t text and keep your clothes on”, which the fact they felt they had to say the last part tells me folks have really lost a sense of how to behave in the movie theater.

The theater has always been very elitist.  Live event in general are a huge luxury for most people. 

From some points of view