Look at the silver lining. At least someone is listening to the podcast

“I have a rough time wanting to spend billions and billions and trillions of dollars to help people who won’t help themselves, won’t lift a finger and expect the federal government to do everything.”

I suppose it’s bad if you’r heavily reliant on tips to make ends meet, but let’s not pretend the current system is particularly fair either. The debate over whether the front or back of the house contributes more to the customer’s experience is an endless one, but under this system the fact remains that only the front…

I’m sorry, we needed reasons to despise him beyond just about everything he’s ever said and done?

Kids, this is an example of “a great comeback.”

I never felt that was what the story was about. Zelda doesn’t want to fight, she wants to help. To be useful.

Frankly, I felt it made the story stronger.

Congratulations! Your joke of ‘someone found a person who plays videogames competitively desirable’ has earned you a place in the utter and complete lack of originality hall of fame.

Here’s the problem, trailers like this kind of exist to let players judge the book by its cover and form an early opinion. If what is being shown is not indicative of what the game is like, you have to wonder why. It’s either poor marketing, or deliberately hiding something they feel won’t be popular.

I think what a lot of people forget that, for a kids show, Digimon tackled some tough topics. Broken families, responsibility, absentee parents, even the impact of death.

The conscience of a conservative. I think the current administration is all the proof we need that such a thing does not exist.

Ex-fucking-scuse me?! What, exactly, is the problem with someone’s favourite anime being Digimon?

I’m sorry, you seem to have misspelled Ketchup.

To all the people who are sooo sure that Epic is in the right: A EULA’s status as a legal document of enough merit to support a lawsuit has been under scrutiny for a while now. It’s a bit shaky.

What are we even supposed to say to that? Aside from: YOU FUCKING ADMITTED TO THAT! WE HAVE EYES!

They’re basically interchangeable terms, with press time being the original from when most media did indeed have to be sent out to be turned into physical copies at a certain time.

Sports, esports, frankly I’ve always had the same reaction to both. Watching is boring.

We must deal with different people XD

I was hoping this wouldn’t be the case, but I can’t say I’m surprised. In most cases a franchise has to find some arbitrary reason to justify having timers or they’ll just put them in with an air of “Fucking deal with it.”

I wasn’t defending it as a great grade, it just strikes me as odd.