In the torrent of her passion, she poured the contents of a water bottle over me, and thus emptied the phials of her wrath.
In the torrent of her passion, she poured the contents of a water bottle over me, and thus emptied the phials of her wrath.
Remember that two cats means double the expenditure and twice the effort — don't be that person who assumes that adopting two cats means they will amuse and care for each other all day while you ignore them.
I'm sad to see Michael Moorcock on this list, as I'm sad to see him on every list. The only virtue to Moorcock's writing is seemingly the era in which he wrote. He was present and prolific at a time when fantasy was being established, and seemingly lucked out in being the first person to slap a trenchcoat and dark…
Aaah yes, the fantasy campaign that falls "totally outside of typical tropes" according to its creator. This is much like the sci fi author whose space opera "really delves into the human condition of being a space marine, unlike all those other space marine fictions".
From all accounts so far, Deadpool sounds like shit. An origin story for a character whose origin nobody really cares about? A classical, cliched narrative for a character whose comics only sell because he mocks narratives?
No, that never happens. Making people of a specific race look like that race without caricaturing them is always welcome, and I sincerely defy you to show me one example of when a tasteful rendering of a specific race is slammed.
If you are cosplaying a "Man in Black" and you can't even be bothered to get a black tie, but instead just wear a blue tie, should it not more appropriately be said that you are just "coming directly from work"?
Really, not just a well-thought out political and philosophical argument, but a strong and insightful piece of rhetoric.
So, you're a "scientist" if you merely record observations?
Thanks, you obvious windbag. You can Fuck Right Off (#FRO).
No, I don't know what I'm talking about. I'm a USER, and I know this site from a USER point of view.
FYI, to see the comment that you are directly replying to, I have to scroll up to find the original conversation starter post, which is nearly indistinguishable then expand on HIS replies to see my reply, I can then continue the conversation with you. Whatever level of the conversation becomes the category of the…
It's not really both because it doesn't work competently though. It's true the value of tools increases exponentially when the tool does two functions, but Kinja is a passable posting system attached to a truly dismal commenting experience. It's difficult to tell what conversation is still happening in long threads,…
YOU'LL PROBABLY WANT a water bottle, a towel, some pre-workout energy and a pair of sporty headphones. Working out requires energy, so a 5-hour-style shot or powder
Incorrect. Demographics don't translate in specific business plans. It doesn't matter that 64% of the population is white because you don't cover 64% of the population. Within each population group you have a defined and limited audience. It matters that you reach out to that group which might purchase your product in…
Nonsense. You can't plan products based on changing demographics, while desperately trying to maintain your old audience. You move into the future, break open new ground and whatever parts of your old audience don't go with you - fuck em.
Wow, it's almost as if 50% of the children in america were girls. And that nearly 40% of the population are of ethnic minority origin. And maybe someone clued into the fact that breaking into a new audience, giving ethnic kids something amazing and fantastic to relate to, is slightly more valuable in a corporate sense…
Did somebody say NIGHT MAN?
The only thing I found expressly awful about the Souls games was never the difficulty, or the time involved, or the death, but simply that when you start building a character without expressly focusing in one area, or focusing in the "wrong" area (i.e. magic) you reach a point in the game where the game itself starts…
You know, as someone who doesn't really care, let me just observe sarcastically that I'm PRETTY SURE that car shows will survive. And that I'm PRETTY SURE that the world can produce another 60-year old sarcastic British drunk.