That’s a false equivalency.

There’s a mod for that. Well, not just that.  

I suppose it could be used to call someone a loser, which is bullying. (And, I’m guessing, the intended use of it.)

But seriously though, upskirts aren’t about sex.  They’re about the removal of bodily autonomy.  

Nords in The Elder Scrolls 6...

Don’t worry.  This is just step one in ensuring that girls no longer attend school.  

Oh yes, Anna Marie Tendler was the first person ever to use a person sitting alone at a table set for two as some sort of symbolism of an absent partner. Despite, ya know, it being a centuries old trope. What a fuckin’ moron.

But you know what 17-year-olds are probably not utilizing that sex-savvy geriatrics, after all their years of experimenting, are? Fun sex toys.

If I had fans like that, I’d retire too.  

Uh uh, some kid did it. Sure. I can believe that.

Falling Down is a linguistic equivalent to Breaking Bad. It’s a fairly archaic phrase, and was when the movie came out.  

They might want to check the EULA. Modding, while protected under fair use, doesn’t grant any copyright to the modder. The mods are often still owned by the game devs. (See: every time someone has tried to monetize their mod and been shut down in court.) So CDPR doesn’t have to give credit or payment to modders if…

Pot, kettle, both filled with puke; but only one with incestuous puke...

Neither is lying, but neither is telling the truth. What she actually said was, “We’re going to hang you, buddy” and he misheard her because Mittens was yelling at him.  

At best, they’re a stupidly simplified representation of relationships. At worst, they’re downright rapey.

Combat in the first Witcher game starts to make a lot more sense when you realize it’s a turn based RPG rather than an action RPG.

And don’t you forget it!

I’m right there with ya on Brian being superior to Holy Grail. It’s a much better social satire movie that doesn’t get bogged down by as much of the Monty Python goofiness as Grail. My favorite scene is the Grammar Centurion:

This quickly led to its recipients worrying that the email was a warning before a possible shooting or other act of violence.