A lot of people are picking the low-hanging fruit from this. By all means, heap sarcasm at your mental construct of the Millenial bro — he deserves it.

42.2 at 1080p, Core i7 920@3.6, 7870 LE.

Listening to the main character bitch about the tutorial sequence made me chuckle more than it should have.

Recipe calls for two packets of unsweetened cherry drink mix. What brand? Alton Brown offers this hint.

I remember my one-month-old daughter sleeping on my chest while I ran around Cyrodiil. The lack of sleep actually made some of those dungeons more creepy.

Holy cow, not even close. String theory has quantum theory beat hands down. At this point, string theory is basically the same couple of dozen people throwing math at each other that only they can understand.

The announced console has more announced support than the unannounced console? I think I'll withhold judgement for just a wee bit.

Demand for those goods and services doesn't magically disappear when the purveyor does. If they go out of business and some other retailer picks up business, that retailer will hire more workers to fit the demand.

Funny how the conversations trail off significantly past the first few. Or it would be funny, if it weren't so obviously a design flaw. I can only see two conversations without clicking. Seriously, this is little better than when you had little icons that represented conversations — like we were going to just click on…

Red, brunette, then blonde and black tied, pulling up a distant third — just in front of "every other color" and "none." I'm married to a blonde. This is a long way of saying it's one of those preferences that really doesn't matter that much.

You left Roman Polanski off that list. I only bring it up because 1) it still pisses me off that people defend the guy, and 2) it shows that cognitive dissonance isn't isolated to a single group. Some of the same people who want these football players drawn and quartered no doubt want the "artist" to be free to do his…

Yup. We got as far as watching "Tora! Tora! Tora!" and then got a week to cover everything from Korea to Vietnam. Wasn't time for the civil rights movement.

Are the kids in your neck of the woods having erudite conversations about the latest Downton Abbey while sipping tea? Because the kids here — including my own — sound exactly like the kids in those commercials. Film any group of kids for a couple hours and you'll definitely come up with 30 seconds of non…

So the politicians who came up with libel laws violated their sworn duty? Or did the Bill of Rights suddenly become inviolate while I wasn't looking?

http://youtu.be/ A satire of car chases that turns out to be a pretty cool car chase in its own right:

Something to try when stuff like this is bugging you: 1) Download image. 2) go to images.google.com 3) Click on the camera icon in the search box, then Upload an Image. 4) Upload the image that you saved. 5) Enjoy. In this case, the Happy Endings season 3 premiere.

I'm guessing from his specificity that he is acutely aware of that glitch.

"Sure, parents don't need to let their kids run around unchecked — let's not get sidetracked on that."

The problem is that people like you think that this is what's going on. The guy takes the Republican health care plan from 1995, offers it up with basically no changes (Public option? What public option?), and is demonized as a socialist. After several rounds of negotiating in which the law moves further to the right,…

How do you categorize which cultural practices deserve scorn and which don't? Genuinely curious. I used to be a cultural relativist, until round about 2002 when the Saudi religious police locked those girls in a burning school because they weren't wearing the right thing. Our culture may have issues, but it is clearly…