Why irony?

Neat.

It's more comments like this that make me mad. What exactly about that poster's comment did you feel was meant to troll? He makes a valid point - albeit, needlessly confrontationally - and you, what, attack his gender and chalk it up to sexism?

I'm not arguing for tokenism, I'd love to see the games you describe. The idea that the homogeneity we're seeing so far so something to do with "story" is pretty thin though. Most of these games are series of explosions tied together with dialog that a six year old wouldn't be proud of.

Requirement of diversity for diversity's sake is ridiculous.

Maybe I don't understand how trademark law works, but just using the word LEGOs as a noun doesn't make it generic, unless you're referring to some other brand of "bricks", which I have never seen anyone do, online or in real life.

Su-37. Su(khoi) is not an acronym.

I wish the whole "We have ten times as many bacteria as human cells!" thing weren't constantly repeated like it actually means something.

Uh, that was the first rule listed: no names of (current) religious significance.

Right, only about half of everyone (3.5 billion people give or take), and everyone that has to live with them.

"This third book of the Old Testament is named for the tribe from which the priests of Israel were descended."

Saudi officials think that driving makes your uterus fall out?

One of the 8 tiny links strewn around the article, which takes you to a page about the list, with a button to see it that blends with the peripheral page clutter. The list is then split into four pages for no reason.

Really? You don't understand what an approximate percentage means?

It's the first one. It's always the first one.

Eh, probably.

That's around the time when DASH was designed.

My bad, then. I must've read something negative into the gross men who make you fear the future.

Plenty of men enjoy a bit of crazy, and no one said they were looking to "look at her" twice or more.

That there is no need to get pearl-clutchy about people looking to score online.