"Came from a relatively comfortable family near Pelennor- by no means rich, but not exactly poor either. On good terms with his parents, whom he sees pretty regularly, wishes he could see his sister more (she moved to Edoras to be a vet, married one of the King's riders). Got a degree in agriculture, but was never…

So what are you suggesting, exactly? I see a lot of bitching here, but not a lot of solutions.

If I had to choose between (a) keeping my family in a poor, corrupt, lawless, violent hellhole with zero opportunity of to improve my lot or (b) fucking over your credit, I will fuck over your credit every single time.

I am one of those long time lovers of the show. I think this is an interesting perspective and while not necessarily wrong, re-watching a lot of the series on Netflix, I realized how horribly transphobic and misogynistic it was at the same time.

Time to call in Sherlock Holmes. Good thing he works in the film crew.

Funny enough I work at a sam's club and since cod ghosts came out until earlier this month we were running the cod ghosts trailer on all our tvs. When titanfall came out we started running that trailer but now after only a week or so we've pulled it and went back to running movies on the tvs

Because Activision would pay them to promote a game that's not theirs...?

So? This is the best advertisement a company can pay for, in my opinion.

A little perspective here:
Given the standard ratio of one page of script to one minute of screen time - that's a 33 hour movie/miniseries.

So I've only been at this parenting thing for 2 years now, but in my experience, just do your best not to push an agenda one way or the other. This means…

Ubisoft's quote is hilarious:

There is a preponderance of implied "difference" [gayness, albinism, various disabilties, et cetera] among villainous characters, while heroes are vastly straight, able-bodied, "normal", et cetera. This contributes to the impression of "otherness" that LGBTQIA+ people already and still have to deal with every day. How…

insurance reasons. Cops and witnesses can be brought in on insurance scams, so the companies require dashcams.

I said it, and now it's the law. That's how the law works.

So edgy it hurts.

Holy shit, how many Americans like you are this ignorant about your own government's systems? You're bad-mouthing Obamacare, completely oblivious to the fact that Obamacare is designed to work towards preventing the shit you're complaining about!

This doesn't fall under Obamacare. Obamacare is, actually, an effort to stop shit like this from happening. The problem is that he underwent his treatments before Obamacare was the law of the land.

I had to warn my dad about this - he's been watching the show from the beginning, and even though he's pretty sick of it by now, he's a completionist. He's also a widower, and I think that, if it plays out this way, it could have hit him really hard.

Unless playing Wolfenstein actually made you Jewish.