You just identified what happened.  They initiated a car chase with an armed man, and engaged in a shootout with him when he fired back, all while knowing the very person they were meant to protect was there.  And now that person is dead because she got shot.  Whatever else may have happened, there were plenty of…

If you take a step back and ask “What, exactly, do we need the police for and want them to do,” this sort of situation would seem to be exactly it. Armed and dangerous guy with a hostage. And yet, the police’s actions (which don’t seem to me, to display a whole lot of dexterity and skill in crisis management, at least…

That…doesn’t seem like much to me? Maybe your point is that there should be a payment option to skip that, but, 100 matches seems like something someone who wants to unlock things will do anyway and fairly quickly. It doesn’t sound like you have to wait for the 100th match and everything unlocks either. This sounds,…

This isn’t free to play grind bullshit as much as it is, “we want you to learn this game and its mechanics before jumping into games with other people who very much know what they’re doing”

Who exactly is this game targeting? Is it aiming for young kids who know how to buy and own NFTs?

They’re not for less government, at all. What they want is unfettered capitalism and no labor or environmental protections, or better yet, laws that outlaw protections for labor and environment, anything they see as getting in the way of rich people making more money. But they want to legislate the fuck out of being…

What I find so pedantic about this argument is that at six weeks, that electrical pulse is being made by parts of what eventually will become the heart. Not only that, but seeing the pulse and the pulse having a high enough rate are important signs that the pregnancy is viable and the embryo is developing.

What I don’t understand is the NFL is a billion dollar industry and not every team has cheerleaders so paying for everything mentioned here isn’t going to affect profits very much.

Short kings exist aplenty in the world of riches and privilege. But some lesser known tech bros, finance guys, actors, and wealthy soft bois are going to extreme lengths to leave their short king status behind for the new shiny mantle of…slightly taller king.

in the US they totally can for any reason in non-emergency situations. and if the reason is not allowed they can easily make up a justification.

They said they signed a contract with the venue in 2020 after AGDQ 2020 ended, but before COVID-19 took over. I don’t know if the contract was for multiple years or for the following year (AGDQ 2021), but because the pandemic prevented them from holding an in-person event in the winter the last two years, they were…

The last screenshot is weird, to me, for a different reason, his ears. Mickey’s ear always made the two-eared silhouette. In cartoons and other games his ears will move around to very weird position to make the stay in view. It looks strange to see the profile of them.

it’s not unethical.

this comment took a real left turn (ba dum tss)

i’ll see myself out

Side note, with AEW/THQ/Yukes basically copying the old AKI engine if it sells well or gets good reviews maybe they could push for a proper Def Jam sequel.

“Put on every year by MTV, the VMAs is basically the Oscars for music videos”

These are not the same devs who made Golf Story, so this game’s title is purposefully misleading. I don’t get why, though, because everything I see looks great and original. The name thing simply leaves a sour taste in my mouth.

That’s . . . how service happened. Jason Sudeikis didn’t serve Wilde; he hired someone to serve her. They decide how they do that. Case closed. What’s the deal here?

Didn’t we already have this conversation (here — https://jezebel.com/jason-sudeikis-claims-he-didnt-know-ex-olivia-wilde-wou-1848852055) and wasn’t the general consensus among the commenters that Sudeikis almost certainly didn’t have anything to do with how she was served because process servers do whatever they need…

I’m not this optimistic. The Kansas vote was a referendum, a vote on a single issue...everyone could just vote what they thought about abortion. The bigger problem we’ve had all along is that a lot of pro-choice people don’t consider it the most important issue on the table, particularly men. So if it comes to voting…