Honest answer: there’s absolutely nothing about this invention that makes sense.

The lesson you need to learn here is “how to read”.

Lesson here - read the post before you reply. Seriously.

Lesson here: Learn how to read before commenting. The gun wasn’t from his household.

1. You’re fucking wrong.
2. You didn’t read the article.
3. Grow up.

Lesson here: it’s really easy to look like a idiot jackass if you don’t read the article.

It’s important to get your online “I told you so” in on a grieving mother as soon as you can. May nothing accidental ever happen to someone you love. 

“It is still not clear to the family how Malachi got his hands on the dangerous weapon. Stephens said that he got the gun from a friend who got it from someone else.”

This isn’t going to work because you have the relationship wrong. YouTube is not the employer of content creators, it is the store they are sold in. Why would the store be considered the employer of the people who make the products sold in the store?

If you are working on a TV show it might seem like a stable job for months or years, but that show isn’t always going to be there. It will end or get canceled, and then you are unemployed and need to find a new job.

I’m sure the potential of exposure outweighs any proposed boycott. Google isn’t going to miss your eyeballs that much.

I agree to the most. Well i differ only on one point. I respect them only to a certain degree.

Unique to the digital age is the video content creation industry, one where employees are “users” and employers are “platforms.” In it, workers aren’t owed squat. When there are tech issues, they can visit the support page. When there are platform updates, a lot of the time, the press knows first. Full-time YouTubers…

Creators’ lack of physical presence works against them in ways that teachers and coal miners never have to face.

You jaded bunch of motherfrackers! ... Im a simple man

Explosions - check
Hot babes (even though im’gay) - check
Giant Robot on Giant robot violence - check
Robots that turn into cars in ever more elaborate ways - check
Eye porn visual effects - check
More explosions - check
Slow motion explosions - check
Robot guns - check
Swo…

Transformers: Age of Extinction

There most definitely has. For whatever reason, Rogue One just fascinates everyone

The Extended LOTR movies added a little over 2 hours of running time to the Theatrical versions which I doubt there was that much extra usable footage, but it does from all accounts like Rogue One started out going in one direction and then edited (pretty well) into something else.

Did it look this fat as a concept? It looks like it went from resembling Model S (good) to resembling Model X (less good)

Ugh, I still can’t get over how out of place that massive tablet looks.