Hot Take Incoming:

So basically they can’t win? They don’t speak up, we criticize. The do speak up, we tell them to sit down and listen to women for once. Only the few who would manage to craft some unicorn of a statement that set all the feminist hearts aflutter would escape unscathed. This is not how to tackle this problem.

I’m not saying it’s a hard question, I’m saying the way in which she asked it may have thrown him off, and that it’s not fair to judge his attentiveness to the cause on that.

This to me seems more like he just blanked out entirely, which has happened to me a few times when I was questioned on something I was completely aware of and familiar with. Listen I’m all for shitting on people that deserve it, but calm the hell down a bit. Not everyone’s the opposition. The guy was wearing the pin…

Aaaaaand here it is, I was waiting for the inevitable article targeting a specific man for his response. And despite the fact that he may have been adequately prepared to discuss it, we’re just not going to mention how Spencer going “Time’s Up on....what?” like he’s three years old may have thrown him off?

They say something, you write a scathing takedown of their inadequate responses.

7. “The Constant” is still one of the best hours of television ever made.

I’m of the opinion that Desmond and Penny is STILL the single greatest love story told on television to date.

I also went through a rewatch of (most of) LOST over the past several months, and besides the confirmation that it is my favorite show of all time, my biggest takeaway was how consistently awesome the music was. Michael Giacchino composed the score for the entire series and made many of the memorable scenes of the…

The finale, like The Last Jedi, was good.

If you can get the price of universal health care down to 22 million a year I bet it would get funded.

Like Barack Obama, amirite?

The limited climbing paths in HZD were my biggest criticism of it. One gets the sense that they borrowed that approach from the Uncharted games, where Nathan Drake almost always has one path to get to wherever he’s going next. That works just fine in a linear narrative game, but when I was just exploring and…

As someone who’s still slogging through Witcher 3, I do have to chime in on the comment here - for all the praise it got, for all that this article says it transcends the genre.... it really, really, does not feel like that to me. If anything, it feels like even more of a map-icon hunt then DA:I did.

What story there…

You sure told them, cool guy!

Any chance you’re going to read all this and realize how absurd it is?