For those adult Star Trek fans who may have skipped over it as being “for kids”. Star Trek: Prodigy is some of the best Trek that came out in the last few years. It’s clear it was designed for kids and you can see the “toyetic” designs in the crew(which turned me off from it as well) but underneath that is a very…

Tell us again how you are just stalking progressives on this website. Why else are you here? You hate EVERYTHING.

This isn’t even a meaningful criticism of anything, you are just throwing shit at the wall like a monkey. Another excellent reflection of your writing abilities though.

Some Jubilee shit isn’t why no one…

Haha yes, I was wondering if you were gonna pop up in that other article and point out I was wrong and just being paranoid!

Both the original Hades and this one do acknowledge that they are incomplete though, and fold that into their narrative directly. There are voice over lines that will only exist during early access.

I have no idea when it’ll be “officially” released, but like the article said, other than a few places it feels pretty dang complete right now. There’s a ton of content and all of it is really good and feels really polished.

It’s still a very fun game. Hades II currently has two routes, with one complete and the other I’d guess half complete (inferring from the number of biomes you travel through) with each about as long the single route in original Hades. It already feels like more content to play than original Hades, though a lot of…

people feel they must measure their language to take into account other people’s feelings

What on earth is this joke supposed to be? The whole article is about the feminist narratives embedded in the story, and you post a picture saying these women have “shitty titties”? 

Yeah, she was managing a high volume for a while, but after she died a few years ago, that line hasn't moved much. You may need to look into alternate providers

Common sense is right sometimes only for the same reason that if you shit in random places *sometimes* it’ll end up in a toilet.

I mean that’s a whole part of the story.  Him being like why didn’t I do anything about this before it got out of hand?  

Son, how does the enslaved population of Haiti release itself from bondage without a violent revolution?

Sorry, to be clear, that was sarcasm.

Wi-Fi doesn’t mean mean “wireless fidelity” since there’s no such actual term, and those words put together don’t even make sense in the first place. It’s just a trademark, and that’s it. It’s a riff on Hi-Fi, and nothing more.

The Lobster is not about a lobster. It’s about a man who chooses to become a lobster in a year if he doesn’t find a mate. To be fair, that’s because lobsters are not very good at remembering lines, so Yorgos had to work with humans. And (great title!), Poor Things is based on a book called...Poor Things! That Yorgos,…

People who make food for children are still called “cooks.”

Seriously? She talked about how Glinda helped her find her own inner strength and you come back with an insult? Seriously? Mock her when she licks donuts, not this article

The problem with anecdote is particularly hilarious in this case when there’s a goddamn link to the NYT story in the very article you allegedly read.

He’s not going to let you fiddle his balls, guy. 

IT IS NOT LISTENING TO YOU.