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Pepperidge Farm remembers.

And social apps were social apps?

It was your decision to buy a phone with an OS that almost nobody develops for.

I never got that mentality... if you’re only interested in the exciting visuals, why see a movie at all? You could just wait until someone uploads all the fight scenes and watch them on Youtube. If I’m actually going to go watch a film I’d like for the story to at least not be so bad that it distracts me from enjoying…

You have to stick with the manly man’s Gawker properties narrative: Deadspin and Jalopnik are Good Blogs Frequented By Manly Men Who Have Disdain For Nerds, Geeks, Women, Liberal Hipsters, The Gays And SJWs.

I dunno. I find io9's actual reviews to be generally good and even-handed.

Come on, man, that’s unfair. Anyone who’s read “Watchmen” knows how super-faithful Snyder was when he turned Silk Spectre and Night Owl into Neo and Trinity in their fight scenes..

LPT: Don’t base your entire online persona around a slang word for feces.

“During a time when the American family started to fall apart, one man decided to pull his back together. Watch the amazing story of a baseball player who decided the real American past-time — was time with his son.”

These guys only complain because the new rules have teeth.

his 14-year-old son, Drake

Warn about the pooping, Kevin...THE POOPING

you don’t really need all that shit to run though.

I think the problem eventually will be the number of terrible levels filling up servers instead of levels people actually want to play. It is nice to be able to play these levels online but to be fair Nintendo is in no position to host millions of levels and 95% of them being terrible.

Encouraging road rage is safer than a lane change?

I don’t know if I would say he got what was coming to him. Common knowledge is if your going slow in the left lane and someone comes up behind you, then move into the slower lane if possible. Brake checking when the other lane is open is a dick move IMO

Yeah, nearly dying was certainly “what was coming to him” for driving too close to the car in front of him.