It was built in 1922 and intended to reduce the steep grade of the hill for cars and pedestrians...of course, now it's a ridiculous looking tourist trap instead.

I'm not really familiar with that being a thing, but yes that would be a problem too.

You're missing a major point though, that being that the vast majority of harassment comes from men. It's not that the stuff coming from women isn't still "wrong", it's that when it comes to problems we need to address, it seems logical to start with the largest amount first, especially when it's coming from a group…

Please, point out all of the numerous instances when the harassers of feminist writers are women. Because obviously that happens a lot right?

My mom, who grew up in the Jim Crow South and experienced heinous discrimination, gets instantly angry with me whenever I try comparing the current gay rights movement to the civil rights movement of the 50s and 60s. Ok sure, I'll concede that gays haven't had it in this country as badly as blacks had it (source:…

Oh they basically already are. There's a constant persecution complex (see: Doug Baldwin yelling about how "Nobody believed in" the defending champs who were Vegas favorites basically all season), anytime a ref call goes their way they still bring up Super Bowl XL and act like last year's title wasn't won on assuming…

GET OUT OF HERE WITH YOUR FACTS AND LOGIC.

I like the idea of pulling for a sinkhole to open up under the field. The night before, nobody needs to get hurt.

GET OUT OF HERE WITH YOUR FACTS AND LOGIC.

PLEASE get someone to add "Mimetown" to that constantly updating Browns QB jersey...

I mean they still play Melee and that's 14 years old...

How do you see the role/job description of "journalist" changing as we shift away from a print-emphasized world with a few centers of power to an online one with seemingly limitless places where you can get information? Do you think websites/blogs will occupy the same space as older print sources or a newly defined…

While I would agree that there's far too much emphasis placed on it, especially for young girls, I don't think it's entirely unreasonable to still talk about it as something "special". Entirely ignoring sex, there are many things that are special, however you want to define that, the first time you do it, whether…

Well, in any system we have different punishments for different degrees of crime. I mean, technically you're breaking the law if you steal a pack of gum or shoot somebody in the face. Both are "breaking the law", but one of them harms someone by a dollar's sale while the other kills a person.

I need a response cache, that's a great idea.

While I fully agree about more Crash, if I had to pick between more from Jak and Daxter or more from the universe of The Last of Us, I'm picking Last of Us every time. Never warmed to Jak nearly as much as any of Naughty Dog's other series, which are otherwise all favorites.

A few possibilities spring to mind:

The game being in first person was basically the entire point though...we'd already seen third person parkour done, very well, in the Prince of Persia series and later in Assassin's Creed - maybe not as well but you get the point. That had been done, a lot. Mirror's Edge wanted to put you in the character's view as…

YES. I'm still holding off on a Wii U purchase but by this time next year would likely own one and a new F-Zero could be major extra motivation. The series are very close to one another.

Ah yes, Ridge Racer...I never played much of it but always admired the series, and R4 does look beautiful. While we're reminiscing over old racing favorites..I'm definitely more of an arcade fan too and my two strongest racing obsessions were with the Wipeout and Burnout series, specifically Wipeout XL, Burnout 3:…