I played against an NRG guy in a standard competitive match this morning. They’re fucking good on their own I can only imagine what facing an entire team of them is like

“We have part of the aircraft missing so we’re going to need to slow down a bit.”

Nearly wrote “Florida Man” about five times while putting this together.

That’s far too reasonable. If there’s one thing I’ve learned it’s that you need to toss a passenger out the window every so often or you’ll never be respected.

Better yet: Scrap the entire thing, fire 90% of TSA, replace the security line with a single air marshal on every flight and a small number of agents pulling people aside for random or not-so-random searches.

Nothing, except molest us, our children, and steal our shit.

No thanks, I gave this bullshit one whole season and one episode.

It’s *really* nice to see good investigative journalism. Three cheers to Felton and the Jalopnik editors for publishing it despite the risks.

It’s nice when a court finally has enough and unseals litigation documents. Businesses use protective orders all the time to shield their misconduct from the public and to prevent attorneys from re-using damning information in subsequent lawsuits. Then, when attorneys ask for the same documents in the next lawsuit…

I’m still on board, but I’m not feeling the weirdness for weirdness’ sake shit. It’s just too much.

I somehow got through the first season, but this episode, I just couldn’t. I slept around the 5th LSD trip/MTV music video type of scene.

I’m guessing projected server costs exceeded projected revenues?

The worst/best is when a game is lost or won like 7 seconds after times out. I’ve had it happen a few times it can be soul crushing to lose that way!

That zombie horse trapped perpetually in the midst of giving birth to a zombie horse is something I will never unsee.

If you like DBZ then yes it’s worth watching .