"Plus, they haven't banned me yet"

I'd like to take a minute to s**t all over this guy's ideas because it's more fun and easier than being constructive.

My face the first time I held all the buttons down on a controller for no particular reason while booting up

Once again, the source article was much more detailed. One user said,

One guy said "dick" and that's it, and they suspended his account. You really can't say it's inconsistent, it's the exact same thing. If they only suspended swearing and not violence or sex, that would be inconsistent. In this case they're saying they want to create a "clean, safe and fun environment for all users"…

But take this quote from the source article,

Video game characters killing each other: OK

You already killed him with your post, but I'm a big fan of adding insult to injury.

I bet you posted this photo on Facebook with a really funny caption too. Sometimes it sucks being an ignorant white person that feels the need to be offended at anything for other groups.

The funny part is, sepsis would probably be more enjoyable than looking at people's selfies on Instagram.

The 1000x and 400x Compact Flash links are the same. The one for the 400x is actually this.

Brutalism will never die

Hopefully me, I've got quite a list built up already. Paris Hilton is near the top.

And New York is called the Big Apple because of their massive apple orchards? No, it was an advertising campaign. At least the Baltimore one was based in reality; quoting from the same article you linked to:

Entirely true. The campaign was based off the charm Baltimore has tucked away, and that's something I can't argue.

The Jets have always been a New Jersey team in my mind anyway. Now the Yankees and Giants...

There is definitely a lot of crime, that's for sure, but most people know nothing about Baltimore that they didn't "learn" from The Wire. We're certainly no Detroit, the entire city isn't falling apart and into bankruptcy. It has some rough patches but some really nice ones too.

Oh, so you live in a suburb of Baltimore. Alright.