What you said is kinda blaming the victim here... even if the driver wasn’t signalling a turn the car slowing down with its brake lights on was more than enough to alert anybody behind to slow down so it’s 100% the truck driver’s fault.

I wouldn’t double-cross Sting, he’ll be watching you. 

If Sting gets robbed, who does he call to report the crime?

I swear. It’s like every little thing he does is magic.

If I’m in line with a human you better be doing your job and bagging my groceries

That’s like going to a buffet restaurant and finding a “hack” to make them bring you food to your table so you don’t have to get your own food at the buffet. If you want people to serve you food at the table, don’t go to a buffet. If you want someone else to bag your groceries, don’t go to Aldi. As the article says,…

I’m guessing I’m the only one happy that I’ll be able to get all of my assorted anime in one place.

Instead of a standard camera bump in back, the Pixel 6 has what Osterloh described as a “camera band,” which not only adds some visual appeal but calls attention to the Pixel 6's camera even more

There is nothing appealing about the look of that band.  It’s hideous.

The EV problem was brilliantly demonstrated recently in Car & Driver’s “EV 1000" where they had 11 EV’s face off for a trip through the American Midwest.

what Schofield is talking about here sounds suspiciously like a vacation.

I think the point is being missed a little. The Guilty Gear franchise was made with Heavy Metal and Hard Rock music as a major influence in it’s very design. Character names along with some of the artwork, animations, moves, and on-screen text are often based on rock/metal music references. The soundtrack itself, which…

That still just makes it a game with a great soundtrack. GG, as a concept, is just one homage after another to Daisuke's favorite musicians. Character art, names, special move names, all referencing bands/artists/songs.

Y’know, when I saw “divisive song” in the headline, I immediately thought that the song had something inherently offensive (as in, racist, sexist, homophobic, etc.) in it.

Remember always what our Lord told his flock: “Follow me.” And he went on to say, “Set me free. Trust me and we will escape from the city.”

“We have less money than our rival” is certainly a strange attempt at a burn. 

“We aren’t racist... we’re Polish!” feels so ridiculous (and hypocritical) that it’s instantly meme-worthy.

Idealistic, can’t even do this with guns...

The video is called “Diarrhea In The Pool.”  Isn’t that warning enough?

This article in four words: Use synonyms when searching.

I didn’t have the read this. They are the same thing.