Nothing about it was moral either. Two wrongs don’t make a right.

Yeah, I don’t think I could ever agree that encouraging people to commit a crime should be a legitimate way to catch criminals. Nor should the authorities that planted the bait then be able to blackmail the criminals they catch to line their pockets. Nothing about this was legal.

They can say that they think that Russia rigged the election all they want, but until they provide solid evidence I prefer to remain skeptical. As should anyone who isn’t trying to push an agenda.

Plot twist, the burglar was really a vampire.

And censoring the Google results will only embolden the Holocaust deniers. They will go out and spread the word that Google has become part of the conspiracy to cover up the fact that the Holocaust didn’t happen. It only makes their side look more correct as they are the ones being oppressed by others with more power.…

I never said it wasn’t fun. The awkwardness of the situation is what makes it so fun.

Whenever I GM, I always ask my players questions about their character’s personality and history. It not only gets them into the mindset of role playing a character that isn’t a carbon copy of themselves, but also gives me insight as to how to adjust the adventure to fit that character. If you know the right questions…

You just needed the right group of players who are just as weird as you to play with. That way the shame can be shared equally among everyone.

Whoever said it was only men? Surprising as it may seem, even D&D nerds can get girlfriends.

I had a D&D friend get his hands on this beauty back in my adolescent days. The gaming session that followed was one weird but hilariously awkward experience. Kinda like going to a late night hentai viewing at a convention.

This seems like a terrible idea. The one thing you don’t want to let children assume about firearms is that they are candy dispensers...

The idea of gateway drugs is a myth. People who take hard drugs like heroin would have probably reached that point regardless of what started them on that path. And that’s either because they are trying to fill a void in their life (like you said) or are genetically more susceptible to addictive habits.

For those of use who don’t like Elmo, here is something rather cathartic.

Whelp, just hope none of these progressive anime fans ever hear about the Eiken OVAs. It’s practically softcore porn full of sexual innuendos that somehow has every single thing they hate about fan service. I think it is a terrible anime by itself, but absolutely hilarious if you watch it with a group of other anime…

I figured it out when he stabbed that big knife into a host’s neck while looking for Dolores. It just looked too familiar to not notice.

You seemed to completely miss the point I was making. The ones who control the data caps are AT&T. What’s stopping them from changing how they charge their data caps so that it becomes unfeasible to use any other service? That’s what I meant by it is impossible for anyone to compete with their service. Someone could…

Because it means that they don’t have to improve their service to compete with everyone else because AT&T has inflicted an unfair disadvantage on their competition. If someone somehow found a way to make a video service completely free, it still wouldn’t be able to compete because AT&T can shift their data caps to…

You do know that zero-rate services are extremely anti-consumer because they kill off any competition right? They limit the number of choices a consumer has access too by making all other choices too expensive through arbitrary data caps. In fact, zero-rate services are the proof that data-caps are bullshit and that…

You know what would have been better? Not having data caps at all. That’s the real root of the problem here.

Oh, I did too. I just wish that the terrain was more interesting to look at rather then having the same regurgitated jaggy edge mountains everywhere.