... likewise

In fact it is more so. You are painfully tedious, btw. 

Those rascally journalists and gaming news websites, making money off of reporting current and popular gaming news! /s

If you care so much about Hong Kong (a laudable thing, to be sure!), are you going to donate money to the cause? Just wondering.

I don’t even see where you an emotional zeal in their posts.

They’re literally just saying X thing happened. In this case, there’s a post about cosplay in the cosplay section.

Other posts simply say Employees did something or a caster a resigned.

When there’s a lot of things happening because of a newsworthy event…

This take is stupid.

Your troll is both obvious and unoriginal:

You would only have a point if the staff at Kotaku were wealthy people who were making tons of money off of this issue. The fact is, they aren’t, and I highly doubt that this Hong Kong story is making them much more cash than say, a story about Trump, or postings related to other game controversies.

This is pretty silly.

This isn’t milking it, this is Journalism, I personally can’t wait for the shit show at Blizzcon and I hope Kotaku reports on it.

Here’s a proposition, why not take your toxic cynicism and shove it up your ass?

Rabbids crossover.

As I understand it, the quirk became canon with Pokémon Snap, in which you had to use the eyes to spot the hidden Dittos whose disguises you could break up for a photo. Don’t quote me on this though.

And here I was assuming this entire article would be about Mirage doing his own... Mirages.

We need a woman champion willing to ride the rails around the country whipping anti-vaxxer essential oil pyramid scheme-shilling Facebook Jesus mom ass.

Black Hole 2020

Does it have to be funny though? Maybe it could just be whimsical and ‘nice’.

Kinja knows if a comment is worth making, it’s worth making multiple inexplicable times.

You can say that again. And you did!

He’ll settle in just fine. Years from now, people will use “The Old 6ix9ine Ranch” as a local landmark.

Yet another superb life decision from a young man whose lifespan is probably now measured in days.