I know it’s weird how someone can be a white nationalist and anti-Semite while also having a daughter who converted to Judaism and an ethnically Jewish son-in-law, but hey, even the Reich had their honorary Aryans, and we know Trump makes the impossible possible. I suggest you actually follow the advice of the article…

It makes me think of tiers of fighters in Salty Bet. Like, OK, you’ve made an overpowerful cheating fighter. Have an algorithm put it in a tier where it is only matched with other overpowered dongs and cubes and butts. Call it Dong Tier.

I would guess the latter - street-level Yakuza may not always be the brightest of the bunch, but they’re still generally smart enough not to leave the murder weapon at the scene, or to touch and place belongings like his cell phone.

“solipsism” is more of the accurate term here rather than nihilism, although both work

Some people took issue with the game’s portrayal of cops and Spider-Man’s relationship to them. Kotaku’s Heather Alexandra critiqued the game’s black and white approach to law enforcement as predominantly unimpeachable good guys and criminals as violent anarchists, but she wasn’t alone. The Ringer, Deadspin, and Dot…

It’s not nihilism that’s bad; there’s different flavors of it.

Nihilism isn’t all that bad! I totally think life is meaningless but that doesn’t mean you aren’t allowed to have fun! 

You grew up. It’s what people do.

When I was 13, I had these same thoughts as this group of people. It took time, a lot of internal realization and rationalization, and a lot of looking in the mirror at myself, but I finally realized one cannot empathize with someone you do not connect to, and I cared, even if I hated, people too much around me to…

As a huge Mega Man fan, I have to say that this news fills me with dread...

Knowing how they always find ways of fucking things up, I'm going to figure that the Mega Man they will somehow believe to be the correct one is the old cover art version. Because, of course it will.

“The action-packed tale of ‘Mega’ Manfred Jones (Mark Wahlberg), a no-nonsense cop with a chip on his shoulder and a heart of gold. One day, when Manfred loses his hand in a drug bust gone south, he’s enlisted in a secret government program to blend ballistics with prosthetics, headed by Cal ‘Light’ Toren (Jonah…

“I have some quibbles with Rowling’s world building—how does magic work, exactly?”

Yes, but let’s not immediately shit on what seems like a pretty decent idea that might actually save lives.  For once.

You could say, we’re “inching” towards it. 

It doesn’t take much to trick someone from Arkansas. I used to sell Cheerios there as donut seeds. 

I think it’s perfect. The United States Constitution establishes 3 branches of government, all with checks and balances - the executive, legislative, and judicial branches. Then, there’s the athletic department, which mostly operates above and to the left of the law, free from any kind of restraint or regulation,…

See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil, vote for evil: the 2016 election in a nutshell.

How could he tell it from his ass, though?