I’m... pretty ok with it?

This one and the Best Mates dance are the only ones I care about, honestly.

Hang on. So this marketing intern (who somehow makes $25 an hour?) has the gall to tell us about real life when her parents pay her $2100 rent and give her an extra $800 a month? Fuck that.

That is true, but by the same logic that prevents us from using America to refer to the USA, U.S. American could also refer to Mexico, since Mexico is

After making those edits, I realized a few points of difficulty.

Totally fair. Force of habbit. One sec.

I have no ability to understand the logic of US white supremacists. Why does the US have to be a white culture? Why is that better?

Not sure. The picture I found is from Toyota’s website. Maybe on some models?

Your description is basically exactly how I feel about my 2008 Honda Fit Sport. Though, that thing only has around 109 HP, but then again it only weights about 2400 with the back seats out.

I can’t read that instrumentation panel very well, so I might sound like an idiot here...

And a big swing and a miss.

Who the fuck forges a coupon?

Thanks, Becky. Hope your conscience is clear now that you’ve

Kinda surprised that wasn’t a part of his platform, tbh.

Where is Richard Stallman in this, our darkest hour?

Long as we get to see more hoodie with bullet holes.

Was referring to the top portion of the image. They don’t dispute the top portion because it falls under suspension of disbelief, but they dispute the bottom portion because they believe it to be historically inaccurate.

I actually tend to agree. I’d be more inclined to say that we should create historical fiction of that nature. A female protagonist who circumvents her oppressors to fight for her people anyway. A mainstream video game that actually features the Tuskegee Airmen. More games told from the perspective of other countries.

100% agree. Though, we may have a different version of suspension of disbelief. My point was that the first few items (paranormal regenerative healing and resilience) serve the game’s mechanics, whereas the other two are about the setting. It’s part of the suspension of disbelief that we don’t die from what would…

Yeah, see, that’s totally fair. The likelihood of that happening is minuscule.