Probably not the people playing murder or violence simulators, but I'm sure there is a niche group of people or they wouldn't make them at all, but I'm sure there is a little cross over.

WHOA, HOLD IT RIGHT THERE BUDDY

I . . . I didn't even realize that women going to college was something you could be mad about anymore.

The irony of Phyllis Schlafly is that her life is actually a great feminist example. She's had a rich and varied career, doing basically what she wanted when she wanted, while still raising a family and building a media empire. It's enough to make you wonder if she's really trolling the right wing...like, when she…

Saw this earlier. Cannot be less excited if I tried.

Because that concept sort of frames the developmentally disabled as Sweet Adorable Pets and thus dehumanizes them, or because the idea of not ending a pregnancy that you know in advance will produce a severely disabled child seems both irrational and cruel?

They even got the braile that says 117 on his chest piece.

This is The Chief from the 1080p remaster on the MCC.

Not THAT realistic, where's all the jagged lines?

I've heard those numbers and I'm not denying them, but an innocent person is an innocent person even if it's only 2-8%.

I'd just like to undermine one thing here— An incredibly negligeable amount of rape accusations are false, researchers put the number between 1.5 percent and 8 percent, while the United States justice department puts it at just two percent. That's for both accusations false or unfounded.

Let that sink in for a…

"I don't like being stereotyped... but I'm gonna stereotype others."

I just wish the Transformers weren't overly detailed looking junk.

...because she's like the Michigan J. Frog of dementia...

"I guess nobody explained to Mufasa that when a hyena eats a baby lion, the hyena turns into grass, and then the antelopes eat the grass! It's the circle of life, Mufasa! Mufasa is maybe not the greatest grass scientist."

I just feel like the grass to murder ratio is a little off in your leogarchy.

It's useful for a friend to take charge of the relationship sometimes, because a depressed person is often incapable of making the smallest of decisions. "Why don't we get together Saturday for lunch at Jade Garden? I'll swing by your place at noon" is better than "Do you feel like getting together? What do you…

I've been depressed for most of my life and this is excellent advice. When I'm severely depressed, no one can do anything to "fix" me, and I'm probably trying my damnedest just to get up in the morning. Just knowing that a couple of people aren't completely alienated by that and still care enough to call or email…