For what it’s worth, I played the same game as the OP on a similar level (one of the top guilds in North America, literally wasted thousands of hours), and I very rarely experienced anything like what he describes. A couple of times in large groups, someone would make a sexist comment, but they were usually chastised…

It stands for “Rated Battlegrounds,” which is a competitive PvP game type in World of Warcraft. There are a bunch of maps, and you compete over various objectives, depending on the map (last I played, there were two Capture the Flag type maps, a couple of King of Hill/Territory Control Maps, and a map where you had to…

That’s not necessarily true. Any decent PR person will tell you that specifically confirming or denying any allegation is a bad move. Whether or not their flight attendant said that word (which obviously none of us know), it would be counter to United’s best interests to say “Our flight attendant did not say nigger.”…

Amen? Away from me, vile racist/homophobe/pedophile/misogynist/whatever ideology is in the wrong in this current discussion.

Shhhhh! They were religious! They must have been doing something wrong!

Really? You're showing zoomed in shots of someone's crotch to comment negatively on the size of their penis in an article dedicated to theorizing that the same person, who no one on here has ever slept with, is bad at sex? I had to double check that my URL was correct, because I thought I had accidentally wandered…

Yeah, seconded. If you want to see how ridiculous billing order can be, check out the promotional material for Into the Woods. The posters go: Streep, Blunt, Corden, Kendrick, Pine, Depp as top billers. The order of actual main characterness is probably Corden, Blunt, Kendrick, Streep, non-famous kid play Jack,…

Wait, what's wrong with being a nun? I guess if you really want grandchildren, then that's a bummer, but it's your daughter's life. I can think of many, many worse life choices than becoming a nun. I live a life that's very, very different than anything my parents would have wanted or envisioned for me, but…

#2edgy4me

Oh, I wasn't saying that what the person the article is about did in publishing the rape victim's information was like what Jezebel did with the hack, I was saying that writing an article about the guy who posted the name is similar to writing an article about the hack. Now a whole bunch of people (myself included)…

It's the same as Jez covering the nude photo celebrity hack. I know anger-inducing articles generate clicks, but it's still irresponsible.

The accused should have been given that benefit. RS screwed up by naming the fraternity in an unconfirmed report. That being said, two wrongs don't make a right. She deserves anonymity and privacy, even if the fraternity didn't get it.

That's from Coupling, right? I remember laughing so freaking hard at that episode.

I know; it's going to be weird. No Baker's Wife/Cinderella's Prince affair either, so I guess they're cutting Any Moment and Moments in the Woods.

Well, they announced that in the movie, Rapunzel won't be dying (which is some bullshit), so that means no Witch's Lament. :-(((((((( It's my favorite song in the show, too. The Bernadette Peters version of that song sends chills down my spine every time.

I never said an avocado isn't a fruit. I just said that it is a vegetable. The mutual exclusion between those terms that everyone thinks exists is just a societal construct.

An avocado is absolutely, unequivocally a vegetable. The word "fruit" has both a vague culinary and a precise scientific definition, but there's no scientific definition for vegetable. Avocados (along with tomatoes) are vegetables, and they're scientifically classified as fruits but fall outside the culinary…

And it's literally the exact same mistake that she's annoyed at Reddit admins for making. The irony is palpable.

It's not just Deadspin — the original coverage on Jezebel (by Isha Aran herself, if I recall correctly) had a link to the Imgur album. It wasn't until angry comments showed up that the link was removed.

But that's not what the study is about...