Why can't people just drink overrated bland shit because it's popular?

That "My Sex Junk" song should be used to torture terrorists.

Well obviously we can trust our bureaucrats to not abuse these powers if we ask them really nice.

The mayor is an antifa supporter and deliberately allows the police force to stand down so rioters can run wild.

Watching the General Traag evolve into New Jack Swing was a special thing to see…

Oh boy! An article invoking GamerGate! Could one talking about Ghostbusters be far behind?

I had that issue of Nintendo Power. The article was 32 pages long, including detailed maps of every level as well as a pretty fun comic covering the game every few pages.

Fucking Terrible Job, Internet!

Because this is a news site whose mission statement is to make you want to be part of a trend, or feel guilty for not being part of a trend.

I want to hear all the blown lines left in the game… IN HIGH DEF!

Charlie Watts, the drummer for the Rolling Stones, married his wife Shirley when the Stones were still a garage band. He's been with her ever since. That's a pretty good indicator that the connections you make before you become famous are some of the most important you will make.

I'd say it's a little of both. Most people have some degree of self-destructedness that's only kept in check because they lack the money or power to get away with indulging their fantasies. Sudden wealth syndrome hits them pretty damn hard.

It's like Starship's "We Built this City." A song that was loved by one generation and hated by another, and unfortunately the generation that hates it is who publishers are trying to appeal to.

Not to mention the brave scientists who invented nuclear weapons and poison gas!

I thought getting turned down by Lady J on a frequent basis WAS your subjugation…

That's more like egalitarianism.

There is none. It's gone through numerous permutations and various people of various generations have different views on the broadness or limits of issues feminism should cover. Then you have modern intersectionality which splinters the groups further.

Frank seems fairly on the level, but Mike strikes me as the type of person to pull a fast one on unsuspecting people.

The Great Commission: when Jesus tells you to spread the word, you spread the word.

Hey, I loved him in Live and Let Die, I'm definitely bummed to hear this news.