It says something about my general misanthropy that I'm most upset about the 3 dogs.

Frankly I'd err to the side of caution. If the game idea is unique enough, possibly sparking interest to an unscrupulous publisher... they'll just find some folks to help them weave it into a game, and throw all short of F2P crap in it.

That was my reaction to it as well. Passion a great thing to have and certainly makes your work more enjoyable, but it doesn't always pay the bills. Sometimes you have no choice but to do the grunt work if you want to eat that month.

QUOTE | "I won't do anything unless I'm going to get super passionate about it. Results vary, but if you don't start with that, you have no hope." - Gearbox's Randy Pitchford, talking about surviving as an independent studio doing AAA games.

Blatant, gratuitous arcs.

The GDC I saw: my god is the career center small this year. Other than that, it was great and energizing and felt good.

This series by the Times and Hardy — which should win a Pulitzer — is going to lead, I believe, to a very very quick change in that law. It has to. This. Shit. Is. Fucked.

"Marsha and I always planned to have five children..."

Hey, can't prosecute them for their sincerely held religious beliefs, guys.

I know that I'm much (much!) too old to be so much in love with Ilana, but there it is. I saw the clip of her twerking in joy to Abby's pegging news, and that was it. I've been looking for her my entire life.

That episode was so good that I was actively jealous of it.

But it made me SO MAD at Jeremy.

Hi, I'm Withnail. I went to NYU and was "poor" and smoked tons of weed, and I'm an "Abbi".

This is the real reason why I basically hate Girls and love Broad City.

This season has been a little hit or miss for me...but just watching the way they portray female friendship is just the best. So delightful to watch. And sadly, so rare on TV.

Nailed it.

Teabagger who, while complaining about social spending, runs a "school" that receives federal and state aid to the tune of $900,000/yr.

We're gonna need a bigger cross.