So, perp walk... Yay or nay?

1. Avatar and Top Gun never had a chance to win the Oscar for Best Picture, and if you are a pop culture writer who legitimately thought they did, you need to do some serious consideration of how you approach your field. There was no glimmer of hope ever.

Women shouldn’t compete against men in publicly funded arenas.

as if anybody has to jump through your hoops to have an opinion

I’m not exactly sure why the media/internet hive mind has decided to focus on nepotism but huge numbers of people follow in the same field as their parents. The number of plumbers, electricians, home/septic inspectors, shop owners, attorneys, etc. that I know who got their start in the family business is huge. 

What do you mean?

Wait, I really liked Terminator Dark Fate. It was a suitable sequel to Judgement Day and returned the series to gnarly, hard R action violence that had been lacking. I blame the Dark Fate bombing on three straight dogshit sequels that poisoned the well before we finally got a good one.

My dad recently put two and two together after seeing a tonne of Avatar 2 commercials that this was a film by the James Cameron. My Dad was like “....wont this be embarrassing for him?”.

This good review doesn’t have my convinced with the recent best picture and best director nods from the Golden Globes I have to…

What the fuck are you talking about? They paid to see Dave Chappelle. Do you know a lot of “dims” who would pay to see Dave Chappelle nowadays? I know it must be hard to be logically consistent, but to save you the mental energy: No. Not many “dims” pay to see Dave Chappelle. This was a friendly audience and even they…

Yeah I worked at this show and I notice you grew up in the “San Francisco Bay Area,” (I grew up in San Francisco, so you never know what someone means when they say that), but the audience at this show was only about 1/3 white, “Ring camera” types.

So make all the commentary you want about transphobia, and how…

I’m going to introduce you to something that will blow your mind: It’s called a hyperbole. Why the internet is determined to take everything literally even when the meaning is perfectly clear to everyone with a neuron is beyond me.

I’m not gonna defend the dude but it’s still weird that someone would sit through a decade of tweets trying to finding nasty stuff.

But it’s not unintended consequences. You knew a story like this could happen, but you went ahead anyway.

Ooooooooo look how much money Nintendo is losing over this out of print magazine they themselves have zero intention of aechiving and making available ooooOoOOOooo

And it is cool and based, you’re a narc

“ Perhaps the headline could read; Middle School Mural with Element of Genshin Impact Has Some Parents Calling it Satanic.”

Catchy. 

As someone who only does PvE, can I safely assume that the only consistent thing with PvP folk is constant bitching? 

The grays are gonna be extra special for this one. Even if you believe “no digital photo is safe; leaks/hacks are imminently foreseeable”—and even if that’s accurate—it’s absurd to blame a victim who did literally *nothing* wrong.

Hey Kotaku, Luke, Patricia, et al.

I’m not going to begrudge any grieving family their perfectly understandable desire for vengeance after having their children ripped away from them by this absolute piece of shit. Nevertheless, I’m anti-death penalty. I think it’s barbaric, I think it can’t possibly be applied in a fair manner, and I think it can’t…