Isn't that like credit card fraud?  I guess a person wouldn't want to pursue it, but I think continually charging a credit card for things you didn't buy is a crime.

The milk's gone bad.

Haha, I saw it because the system just reverted back.  This comment is the posting equivalent of yelling really loudly something offensive right as the music in the room shuts off.

Whoa, things are back to the old way, ….for now.

Look, the idea of pages for reading things is pretty stale I think. Like books have existed for hundreds of years now pretty much with no improvements. It's time for a change. And what are we going to change to? Well in true hipster fashion we're going back to old-school super long scrolls because we insist that…

It's great because before I could just remember that the comment thread I wanted to keep up on was on page 4 or whatever and click it and go there. Now I get to read through all the comments and click 'load more comments' 4 dozen times. So much better. Also I appreciate that there are downvotes because now I can…

That does sound spooky.  It makes me wonder, and sorry if this is something that still freaks you out, but what would happen if someone in your situation did something really bad?  Could someone who was drugged against their will be held accountable for their illegal actions?

I know nothing about Enlightened, but I find it funny/ironic that an actual writer for The Office says that it's the best office life thing since Office Space.

Me too, I was so close to quitting.  *Spoilers sort of*:  I was like 'What is the fucking point of investing in anything in this story if you're just going to do that (over and over)?'  I still sort of feel that way.

Vague spoilers:  By the end of this season (or the next depending on how they're split) you're going to be saying 'So can stuff of consequence please stop happening now?'

Yes, on the one hand, all Nate Silver did was basically what a three year old can do "Person A has 5 things, person B has 4 things, so person A has more things", but on the other hand, he looks like a complete genius because so many people are either too stupid, too biased, or both to accept that some numbers are…

I heard Gus Fring in my head.

It's fricking anarchy around here.

Here's as good a place as any I suppose to point out that I just noticed that in the ad for 'Stoker' on the side of my screen there's a picture of Nicole Kidman and Matthew Goode in that order, but the names underneath are transposed to be under the wrong pictures.  That had to be done on purpose just to mess with me…

Just wait till you can't do something simple like make rice properly anymore.

But, but, video games and violent movies and separation of church and state violent national history and black people and… etc. 

@avclub-a80fcd777df4edacea4dd9e20f8730e4:disqus Is intentionally shitting yourself really better than lying about being gay?  I'm not so sure…

If Obama wanted to declare himself dictator and then was able to use the US military to enforce it, I don't think these yahoos are going to have much say in the matter whether they still have their guns or not.

I think it was maybe only an outtake, but there was one scene where Ricky jumps in his car and it doesn't start and the camera man in the passenger seat just deadpans, 'This is a really shitty car, man.'

Well, the problem is that episode 2 didn't end the story, so it's not a good closing chapter.  The difference between HL3 and all those other 3s that you mention is that the 2s of all those other games ended at the end of a story.  Half Life 2 ended on a cliffhanger.  That's why HL3 is sought after.