I was late on the LiS bandwagon because I didn’t know how fun the game was; I’m extremely hit-or-miss on these sort of games. I don’t love the telltale games, for example. They’re a reformulation of the old choose-your-own-adventure books. I’m not shitting on ‘em, but they usually aren’t my cup of tea, because I don’t…

Because they’re monsters. There may be flavors or varieties, but still monsters.

I feel like there’s a ton of fans of this game/genre here, so let an uninitiated person ask a question...

Thank you for sharing your story, Amy! It was super interesting to read.

But not as much of a treat as a Wendy’s Frosty® Fresh Frozen Ice Cream Dessert!

That is very much a perfect analogy. And one that will rankle the assholes, because BoJack doesn’t have the “genius” aspect that “justifies” his behavior (fun fact: It doesn’t!).

I hope you guys get some tips. While it seems more likely than not that he’s a creeper based just on the rumormill, it is also true that maybe it’s not him or whatever. A real journalistic investigation should be a good thing.

I dunno, Dahl’s anti-semitism was the first thing I thought of when I saw the headline, in a sort of:

Oh definitely. I guess I was thinking *even if* something was left out that could in theory ostensibly justify anything, *what was stated* was prima facie bad

“ she didn’t know she hit him”. Oh, okay, so your best defense is a reckless disregard for use of a fucking firearm? Like, I deal with a lot of homeless folks. Thanks to our broken mental health system, a lack of social services, and rampant drug abuse, it is totally possible for a homeless guy to, for want of a…

The problem is how many teachers are full of crap on needing the book. And for every one who says “yes you really need the textbook” in the syllabus and means it, there’s 10 who either don’t mean it, or are wrong.

Strong disagree on the quality of the original It.

Care areas are usually all the hospital rooms, really. Particularly in the ER, the whole ER is a patient care area.

My local Aldis (all 2 them) accept credit.

My family relishes telling the story of how I was scared of the action and people around me, when I was a kid at...the circus, I think? A clown walked up, and I started getting REALLY scared, so the clown—in his pro capacity—decided the best thing to do was get up, and scream in my face: “There’s nothing to be afraid…

“Hey FEMA, kill anyone today?”

Oh, are we playing the “make shit up, attribute it to another person, then attack that person as though they said the thing” game? Fun! Well, I don’t think the Nazis had the right idea, and I can’t fucking believe you’d say you think that!

I feel like you shouldn’t be able to copyright or trademark a place name like that. What’s next, trademarking “new York”?

This kind of nonsense is dangerous. First, because let’s be very clear: These “lives” aren’t real. Second, because despite the fact that these are demonstrably false memories, they can feel real, with all the hazards that entails. I don’t have a citation to hand, but I can’t believe the kids who were given the false…

I...feel like you’re overstating your own position with “mostly” given this article.