Agreed. I doubt it was sexual in nature. However, I can fully believe that this is a person who would encourage his companions to piss on a bed solely because he found out the Obamas had once slept there. Tell me that isn’t classic fratboy Trump.
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it’s contextual hugging, so there’s not a button. but yes, you can give hugs sometimes!
You’ve all likely heard about this, but I do want to share (even a small) heartwarming aspect to these terrible events. I have relatives in Las Vegas to whom (obviously) I reached out to ascertain that they are all right (thankfully, they’re fine) and one of them (who just retired from nursing, last week) mentioned…
I feel this. *hugs*
I hate him so much, and I’m so, so tired.
While I don’t think it was intentional, it can be seen as a reference to the 3/5 compromise.
The Fool’s role is often to speak truth to power. The play is a comedy when they’re heard, a tragedy when they’re not.
Being drugged up and forced to read a speech isn’t “presidential”. Even if he wasn’t drugged by his aides or Kelly, it doesn’t matter, he’s a screw up and always will be. His past defines him, and he’s been a moron for all his life.
You meant illegal immigrants that want to rape their daughters?
Well yeah, that too. I could never bring myself to use that though, it’s way too cheap.
As I said elsewhere, Yoshi’s Island is my favorite classic platformer. First played through it in 5th grade: my friend let me borrow it and I ended up devouring most of it during a sick day (an honest sick day! Promise!) As someone who, before then, had only played NES Mario, SMW, and DKC, Yoshi’s Island was something…
That’s being generous. It’s really closer to an argument only a 5-year old would make.
The article appears to have been quietly corrected to read “Kirby’s Adventure”.
On that note, Mario Tennis for GBC is still the best sports RPG ever made. At least in my mind.
NO. No more normalization for these pieces of shit!
Counterpoint to Yama and Saka: learning to wall jump is literally the most infuriating part of the game, and that’s all I can think of when I see the Etecoons. That, and their little song of horror that triggers the “Oh shit, not this...” response in me.
The two aren’t always the same, but they also aren’t always exclusive. The Dark Souls series would be a good example of well-crafted difficulty. Enemies are typically hard, but the difficulty is engaging and the design lends itself to teaching the player and eventually mastering each area. I had a hell of a time with…
Blood, Eat, Love - How I Found My Outer Warrior and My Inner Lover, by Jasmyn Scoobydoo.
So it seems out of place for the health editor to talk about politics? Health topics get a ton of shit from Lifehacker readers for being “political”.