If the stories about working for Musk are true then all of the other people involved with setting this up probably just did as they were told and eventually went home and kept putting out resumes to anywhere else.

So Washington is a conservative asshole instead of just an asshole. Also what is with the image? I want some context around this thing. Was the lights too bright at wherever this was taken? Was this just the one good photo, the one bad photo? Does he want to be “older Farrell”? There is a lot happening in this image.

I kind of loved the apartment set. I don’t why it jumped out at me but it did. Iain as Dan was near perfect but Ray as Rorschach was hard to deal with. Rorschach is a hardboiled street-level “detective” that is mentally and emotionally damaged. So Stevenson’s eloquent and almost posh sounding Rorschach was…

Yeah I guess, it seems strange to me that they haven’t tried to change her age back to something under 18 before bringing charges but we’ll see what happens.

So you set up your doorbell on your network and in that tiny window of time the doorbell sent an encrypted password to your phone and if the phone was on your network at the same time then its as safe as your network normally is right? I feel like this article is a little too scant on the chances of this actually…

In the late 90's my family and I were going to take a flight from our home on the east coast to Florida for a vacation. We had booked the flight through AirTran and showed up 2 hours early for the flight. Between a half hour and hour before take off the old large airline board that had all the flights on it changed…

I actually really liked this episode, it did something other than Kate trying in vain again to reach Alice/Beth. Not that I dislike Alice but the Kate needs a roster of villains. They can’t rely on Alice forever. So a non-Alice baddy episode is a nice change of pace. Its interesting as usually villain of the week…

Was Star Wars not cinema? Was The Dark Knight not cinema?

That is completely fine, the whole societal thing that pushes people into having kids is a form of shaming. That should be something we get rid of so good on you for not wanting to go into something you don’t want.

I learned very quickly that I have no paternal instinct, the sound of a baby crying doesn’t trigger a protect/nurture/help reaction, it just annoys and angers.

Same here, I don’t want to keep working through 10 hours till a game gets good and/or fun. I remember playing Final Fantasy XIII and after about 8 hours or so I gave up on it and multiple people told me that you had to play it 12 hours before it really gets good. And its like I have other things to do.

That was what I was thinking. This story is really lacking in detail.

That could be it, the parents could be some real pieces of shit. They could have just been looking for glory and accolades instead of really wanting to help this special needs child. Either way though she is still legally an adult and the point I’m trying to make is that the parents were indicted for neglecting a…

So I’m not disagreeing with you on any of those things, I’m just saying they do not matter. This whole story is batshit but legally speaking you can’t charge an adult with neglect of another functioning adult. So somehow the courts found this girl to be functioning enough to be considered an adult. She was not found…

I agree with you on both points but as you said “many places” not all. Individual results may vary. So difficulty added into the voting process needs to be looked at and added into one of the reasons that youth vote is low instead of just the blanket statement that young people do not vote.

Shadow of the Tomb Raider has had some awkward post-release moments, but it’s also a terrific game.

I think you are looking at this wrong though, I’m also in my early 30's and lucky to have a job that pay wells and is fairly flexible in time off but most of my peers are not so lucky and literally can not take a day off to go vote. I still had to take one off in 2016 so I could vote. A lot of Boomers are so high up…

Yet her age was legally changed to that of an adult. Dismissing the test does not change what is down in the books as her age. As for what her real age is still seems to be in doubt but my point is unless her age is put back to something under 18 it seems that legally the adoptive parents could not have neglected an…

The thing that is the craziest about this story is that a doctor determined the girl was in her 20's based bone density tests and got her age legally changed to 22. Then leave her in an apartment which as Dr. Phil (in all of his bullshit wisdom said) a seven year old left in an apartment for a year doesn’t make sense.…

I know what Scorsese is saying but its such a weird value judgment. He is saying he loves Hitchcock and Hitchcock’s movies are considered classic pieces of cinema now but at the time of the release of Hitchcock’s films they were modern horror movies that reflected the time and thus not cinema. So does that make…