It’s a percentage game. How often do you buy products where the cost will round down versus how often the price will round up? And will businesses even accept rounding down? It’d be easy for them to set up lots of ways so that you’re always rounding up (setting prices at .99 is a good way of doing that already: Run…

The issue is that rounding prices up or down fucks over the poor. I’m not a fan of the cost of pennies, but I’m even less of a fan of fucking over the poor.

That’s the problem: Over time, rounding up adds up. I guarantee you the poorest of Canadians are getting fucked over by your lack of pennies.

Bathrooms. Many bathrooms have First Aid kits.

You can also find it in the glowing sea. Look for the abandoned shack.

I could never keep Kent alive...

The issue handles it pretty well; the focus isn’t on the daddy drama (outside of Iron Man getting punked by Carol, who the dad is barely comes up and she’s clearly not worked up over it) but on how Jessica feels as a pregnant woman.

PSSSSSST, here’s a little secret: A lot of women are really fucking bad at it too.

Wait until you stumble across a certain art gallery...

At least some “emotional labor” (not all by a long shot) seems to boil down to “think of others and don’t be a self-centered asshole,” and that doesn’t seem a huge ask to me.

The choice of lead-in killed it. ‘Agents of SHIELD’ is a pretty good show, at this point, but it’s very much a martini (maybe lightly dirty martini) superspy/superhero show. It was like programming “Goldfinger” and “Looking For Mr. Goodbar” as a double feature.

Oh, yeah, it was simple. I couldn’t give less of a shit how these fake computer people make beds. Let alone build beds and shit for like twenty farms. BUILD YOUR OWN SHIT FAKE COMPUTER PEOPLE, I’VE GOT RAIDERS TO KILL!

Ever check out The Wolverton Bible? Basil Wolverton did a whole bunch of religious comics later in life and it’s a fascinating side story in comics history.

To paraphrase Herr Starr, Son of God or son of man, no good can come from fucking your cousin.

Image in general is on an odd religion kick right now; they’ve been publishing Savior, Rob Liefeld is putting out a straight Biblical epic through them, they’ve got Matt Hawkins’ The Tithe (better in concept than in writing, sadly), and now this, and that’s just the Christian-themed stuff.

I always like to point out to people that Leviticus, the guide on what to eat and how to behave, has two lines about gay people and twenty about not fucking your relatives or setting up your relatives to fuck each other. That says a lot about what life back then was like, I think.

So far I’ve stumbled across three Deathclaws in buildings (Kendall Hospital, Boston Mayor’s Bunker, and Salem Museum Of Witchcraft) and run across two in the wild. There’s one wandering the Boston waterfront!

I think if I had to live with my parents, I’m not sure who would drive who crazy faster.

I was wondering about that. They kind of missed an opportunity by not making a central feature of the game cleaning out vaults, establishing settlers, and expanding your influence that way.

I’m not a lawyer, but I think embracing your erection in public is a crime.