None of Gamegate batted an eye when the review "contracts" for Shadow of Mordor turned up, none of Gamergate cried foul when Ubisoft was review embargoing it's way to day one sales of a thoroughly broken game, there silence on multiple, constant, recent issues involving large companies gaming the system for good…

She had a relationship with one of Kotaku's writers. The whole thing was started by one of her ex's who was angry about her new relationship and alleged that she got free press from the relationship. The Kotaku writer in question never reviewed any of her games nor published any articles about her games. He's also…

Ah, that's right.

Wasn't the Paula Dean one a Hernandez/Dean mashup?

I was kinda going to say this, I've always hated SVU's writers, they are the worst. This being terrible could not have been less surprising.

Drunk people. Not that I know from experience or anything... >.>

This would be ripe for on-disk DLC extortion.

This.

So he's an Un-American treasonous scumbag, right? He's advocating the willful flaunting of a federal decision. That's firing squad material no?

True, but the odds are good that the kind of people who would leave their kids locked in a car in winter are likely the sort that would get drunk at a wine tasting.

All the stars.

Obligatory:

Bauer, who lives in Addison, Illinois, told her story on Chicago's TV station WGN, claiming Comcast's cable service has been very poor, with 39 technicians showing up at her home to fix technical issues from Nov. 2013 to Apr. 2014.

Man, I love Bryan Hitch's work.

Heh, I think my only response from the commercial wasn't so much fuss or offense but merely: "Ok buddy, whatever." And went back to drinking a locally brewed quad-hopped IPA at the tap-room we were watching the game at. The brewers there had a chuckle and then gave the whole room a free round.

What if you are an attorney upholding the constitution and the law?

Unless that life is on the receiving end of a freedom packet (bullet) dispensed by a valiant liberator (gun), that life is not as precious as their "precious" right to take lives away.

Fixed. I'd rather these idiot-asshats not wisen up, making it easier to prune them.

According to some reviews for Grow Home on Steam, it doesn't require Uplay.