That Youtube allowed people to get paid for talking about literally anything they wanted to talk about is kind of an anomaly in the history of advertising. That big companies don’t want to be associated with nonsense like “here’s why one race is just better than all the others” is hardly surprising.

I will forever love the first five minutes of the Postal movie as much as I despise the following 115.

Little note for you all. This poster is a weeb living Japan who thinks being foriegn makes him special despite having zero personality.

Mostly, we just expect that our management will recognize the quality of our work and abide by the pre-determined rules established in our workplace without finding new ways to discipline us. As you can see by the posted pictures, she wasn’t attempting to subvert the dress code policies prior to being reprimanded for…

Coworker of the cosplayer; I saw the whole thing go down. So perhaps I can clarify a few things I’ve seen brought up in other comments:

The only thing that has annoyed me is some of the puzzle deactivate when you input the wrong answer, forcing you to go to the previous one and re enter it. It serves no purpose, I already solved the previous one, I felt like it was just wasting my time. Other than that I’ve had a blast playing it.

We've got many generations of kids who grew up sitting 5 inches in front of the TV, and most of them don't need glasses until they're of the age where everyone traditionally needs reading glasses, and always have, long before the advent of the light bulb. We have a staggeringly large sample size to look at, and we…