It's imagining which perks Cliff from Cheers would have if he was a Fallout character.

What fallacy? If you're someone whose coming at me in offense of a joke like this, it's because it hits too close to home. Otherwise, you wouldn't be coming at me.

Funny, because what you've just accused me of is exactly what you're doing. You don't care about racial inequity, this entire thing has been all about you. You're co-opting race issues as a way to berate people who take issue with your comments, which are obviously inflammatory just to get attention. You're screaming…

At this point I'm certain that all of your posts are whatever accidental keystrokes happen as you fervently touch yourself.

Didn't your parents ever tell you it's impolite to masturbate in front of others?

That's his entire game. He's just another sad-sack troll.

Ugh. How one decides that this kind of trolling is a good way to spend their time, I'll never know. Though I'm pretty sure if you could suck your own dick you'd be doing that instead.

Sorry to burst your bubble, but if you're white you don't get to bitch at others about white privilege. You especially can't go around pointing fingers and screaming "white privilege!" at everyone you see apropos of nothing. It's kind of disingenuous and hypocritical. What do you get to say about white privilege when…

Everything is worth what its purchaser is willing to pay for it.

Just so you know I'm being pretty sarcastic. That is NOT a typical representation of libertarianism, I'm kind of making fun of libertarianism and its opponents' perceptions of it at the same time.

When you put it that way it could really describe almost anyone's political beliefs. We all want to impose something on others because we think we know better, whether we want to admit it or not.

Don't make extensive plans before going to another country. Think of a general guideline of what areas you want to be in and for how long, book your plane ticket, and go. Do not book any other transportation or services before you get there, you will get ripped off. Everything is cheaper and much more enjoyable when…

I'm not saying I want to be one, I'm just imagining how easy it would be to impose your own version of social order on a place like that. Which most likely includes yours being the only air conditioner in town.

It needs more garbage barriers and fat casino bosses. That was the point in the Fallout series, all those years back, that really got me hooked. I loved that you could choose sides and find out at the end of the game that having the bad guy in charge is more beneficial for everyone sometimes. That moral ambiguity blew…

That's a good episode about an interesting little place. Being the libertarian that I am, I do ultimately have to admit that this is what I want the world reduced to, and yes, so that I can exploit the wasteland and its people without the nuisance of government intervention. I have no delusions of a super-efficient…

Perhaps people only pay what they are willing to for games, and discount prices represent the actual market value of said games? Just because you can set the price higher doesn't make it the right price that everyone is willing to pay, and that is certainly true of major, $60 releases.

Not to be a douche, but you totally come across as a douche.

Or demons? Purifying angels? Cthulhu? Even M. Knight Shyamalan's The Happening would work.

Don't forget the cookies. Something tells me they have a major role to play.

Neither, he just knows how to play Dark Souls as intended.