*sighs* *whips out credit card*

What gets me the most is this self-aggrandizing assumption by Cosby (through his spokescroney) that Eddie Murphy couldn’t possibly have found success if Cosby hadn’t “broken barriers” for him. Anyone who says Eddie Murphy isn’t a comedy genius is a miserable, lying trash-heap. If Cosby hadn’t broken barriers... Eddie…

Obviously, this is some form of masochism. We’re only hurting ourselves when we keep clicking these articles.

The backside.

Oh, just when I thought I’d finally cleaned up and kicked my crack habit, here comes my dealer with a serving of China White. Fantastic.

I’m 100% with you here. I’m not sure what made me finally pick it up (might have been a random youtube video), but when I actually got around to playing it... good lord, I couldn’t put it down. It probably helps that I’m an absolute sucker for really good desert environments, but everything else is solid, too. I can’t…

Good sirs and madams! Might I present for your consideration as a massively underrated but utterly fantastic game: Yoku’s Island Express?

Hoh-leee-shhhhyiiit, I haven’t heard this song in forever. It came out right before my High School graduation and you best believe this got played on the speakers. I just had a sudden rush of nostalgia and intense second-hand embarrassment at my past self’s choice of hair and makeup. Ugh.

Agreed. At this point, I simply don’t trust SE to be able to make a sequel anymore (I struggle to even trust them with main-numbered FF games now).

How completely unnecessary and ridiculous.

I’ve played FFXI since launch and I exclusively played the Thief class. Thief has this ability called “Hide” that has a distinct sound effect and animation (character raises their hand with a flourish over their head and then they turn invisible). About a year into playing the game I started to dream about myself…

Having only very vague ideas about how the game works, I imagine someone handing out extremely rare and difficult to obtain blueprints like they’re Halloween candy would raise quite a few eyebrows, especially if it did not seem like they were doing any work to obtain them. I’d immediately suspect them of cheating at…

Maybe it was a typo or mistranslation? “Back of the head” would make more sense.

Answer to questions 1 through 40:

The way he kind of holds his head in his hands and looks around defeatedly makes me think he must have been an occupant of the black van that’s actually in line or the next one up and he’s worried the lady is going to hit his car. If that’s the case, he’s screwed, because he can’t move his own car out of her path.

The icing on the cake is the onlookers eating the chicken sandwiches in front of her while watching the shitshow. *chefkiss* This is culinary perfection.

This is a blatant attempt to cash in my nostalgia and I won’t stand for it!

For a moment I wanted to say that I’d never seen this phase of Christina. Then I thought on it and realized that, no, I had seen it. I had seen it and really liked it because I was an early-college-something that didn’t know any better. And then I must have repressed it just like I did with my Hanson phase.

Could be they confused it with another top-down lootfest RPG. Been a while since I played Path of Exile, but the witchy classes were women?

Lord have mercy, the 4th picture down and the girl with the dreadlocks has my mind blown. The way the hair is rendered alone is impressive. I keep squinting but, aside from the obviously fantastical elements, I struggle to find something to clue me into these not being a real-life photographs of people. Color me…