What on earth is this article? You say it’s steeped in assault allegations and then it turns out to be a throwaway line at the very end where it turns out two (2!%) of the (unnamed) contestants have allegations against them. Is that even higher than the average at all?

It has literally nothing to do with the show, or…

I really loved the show, super entertaining, but there’s zero way going in a controversy like this wasn’t going to rear it’s head eventually. Too many roids, too much ego, too many opportunities for bad people to get selected for the show because “big body and abs”.

Finally, I can truly game 24/7

Knock With A Carbine.

“7. Knock At The Cabine”

My man’s out here, with reckless abandon ruining his career, at minimum, for Monopoly money he probably wasn’t even able to use. Wild. Also hold these lawyer fees and restitution payouts and a permanent “swipe left” on your resume. Hope it was worth it!

If that happened, I might actually start going to the theaters again. 

How could anything or anybody be higher than a cocaine bear? Doesn’t add up. 

My advice to the MCU: Write better films and make them cheaper. Also give your VFX teams more time you should pay them more, that's one thing you should increase in the budget.

“Ian Fleming Publications have also taken the liberty of removing some of the stupider passages of his books, such as in Live and Let Die where Bond inflates villain Dr. Kananga like a balloon, which sends him flying around the room making a deflating fart noise until he explodes. Furthermore, the pigeons in Fleming’s …

Thank god.  I feel like I’m the only person who actually really dislikes this new look.

I’m digging Zangeif’s new look. Less like a He-Man toy where you can chart out each end every tiny muscle, more like a real-world weightlifting champion.

For classic Cammy enjoyers, leaks shows that the classic outfit is still available to pick from

No, gaslighting based on the score would be if the game told the player all racers were weighted the same, and that the player must be imaging that they’re being penalized for being a certain character. The player “feeling tricked or lied to” doesn’t make it gaslighting. Gaslighting is about convincing the person…

Super Circuit was one of the best-selling GBA games (the best-selling one ever without the word “Pokemon” in the title, in fact) and the GBA was a system often given to kids. So there are probably a ton of people who have strong nostalgia for this game, even if it is one of the weakest Mario Karts.

Instead, the secret point bonuses led people to feel gaslit about how difficult it was to achieve three stars on lighter characters.

This is just called “difficulty balancing”

I gotta be honest, I’m less surprised by this news than the knowledge that there are people who still care about Super Circuit. Like, it’s down there with Super Mario Kart as one of the worst in the series (and it doesn’t even get the extra credit of being the first game). It was fine when all you had was a GBA and…

If it isn’t work, then it must be easy. So what’s stopping critics from doing it?

Some have even gone as far as to call her a “mini landlord” (more on that later)