No! says the man in Washington, it belongs to the poor.

...which sounds hip and cool until you remember that They Might Be Giants were one of the most annoyingly precious bands of the 1990s.

Seeing you buy the game and probably enjoy it, fills me with determination.

Just imply that you have a handgun, preferably an open-carry old-school .45 revolver just like Dirty Harry had so that you can just blast your way out of any situation, and you should be okay. Also, if you have a race card, play it hard. This ain’t a game of euchre we’re talking about, and the bowers are what it’s all…

It’s the same as saying the way to ease traffic congestion is to put more cars on the road.

No Ahsoka, fail!

The beefier he got the more his proportions messed with me. Except for when he’s in a suit. Motherfucker pulls off a suit.

Yikes!

I’ll just leave this here.

Hey, Nexo Knights sounds cool as fuck.

I’ll let you in on a little secret. There is a great big non-Black/non-White bloc that is seriously getting fed up with you two group’s BS.

Edmund McMillen had a point, it would have been way more awesome for the games to unlock at the intended time as a surprise or something, but dataminers just like to take the fun out of everything by killing our sense of surprise.

I’m a big-old pussy-eating lover (without expecting the same in return), and loyally ate my ex for many years, until one day I ate it and it tasted like another man’s cum.

Ironically, I’ve never been with another woman since and have instead been exploring my queerness (turns out I like to eat other things, too).

Lots…

Evil Dead 2 was the best of the three anyways.

It’s still not a monoploy. You can buy PC games in from other places and GOG is a thing as well. They hold a large market share, yes. But it’s not a monopoly. They don’t hold the PC market to themselves only.

How does Fair-Use apply to music within a video game? If the music is incidental to the gameplay and the streamer isn’t explicitly attempting to analyze or comment on the choice of music at that moment, I don’t see how fair-use would apply.

If people played games instead of watching people play games... problem solved reprobates!

But you watching another play a video game instead of playing it yourself is taking away from the experience just as much if not more.

Or you know, pay the artists.

Just to be devil’s advocate here. How is a streamer who makes money off his videos, which include copyrighted music from an artist who largely will not benefit financially from the streamer’s use and revenue, using said music fairly?