That’s right.

A little background from someone who has been getting too into chess Youtube:
Bongcloud is basically a really bad move that Hikaru uses as white to force black to take the initiative, and then he will attempt to defend and hope that black makes a mistake he can punish.

A medal? Are you kidding me?! 

Pity he’s not a Democrat, then there would at least be a chance he’d have to resign. As it stands, I’m sure he’s in line for a GOP medal or something.

It looks pretty darn dead by the end of the video. 

Errrrrr ...

2003-2015 was a sleazy time in America. Reality TV reached its’ zenith with how outrageous it could be, mean “humor” was cool, and that’s why Perez Hilton had any relevancy. Trashy, sexually charged stuff was in vogue.

I am eagar for a game depicting a conflict where the americans are shown as the bad guys (sorry my american buds, the whole world sort of dislikes you), not in a “I, american soldier, feel so sad for mass murdering those people” kind of way, but where you actually play against them.

Uhg, eat shit Joan. Lets see you sing better.

Can you tell us where the missing note should have been on the timestamp?
I really don’t care to listen to the whole thing. 

Going straight for a Senate seat, huh? That’s a bold choice Cotton. Let’s see how that works out for her.

Remember when he was “America’s Mayor” because he had the good fortune to be the lame-duck mayor of New York when it was hit by a devastating terrorist attack? Remember that? Remember how the entire country suddenly loved him simply because he (somehow) projected “courage” at the right moment? Time Man of the Year…

I feel like I’ve read that before, the laughing at them when Microsoft offered to buy them. It’s weird, without Nintendo’s constant attempt at fun innovations in the gaming world - I’d have less stupid peripherals that take up space, but we’d probably all have much more boring consoles - if they even made it out of…

Yeah, specifically I noted on the video that when mom finished the routine and asked the kid what he wanted, he went back into pre-tantrum voice before she said that he could have the goldfish. Which suggests to me that this technique might work well if there’s a frustration tantrum (e.g. the kid can’t convey what he…

Right? This would end with my 4yo daughter saying she wants to watch another episode of Pokemon, and me needing to yet again say that she can’t do that right now because it is bedtime, launching her into another bout of wailing.

Lately the best strategy against THAT lately is to not say “no” to her request and…

Yeah, what if instead of coveting Mickey goldfish he coveted Mickey razor blades or Donald book of matches?

At the risk of being overly cynical, does this work because of the technique, or because it ends with the toddler getting exactly what he wanted in the first place?  I say from my own (painful and ongoing) experience that a lot of, if not most, toddler tantrums stem from wanting something and not being able to have it…

Track: Out Of Control (The Avalanches Surrender To Love Mix) | Artist: The Chemical Brothers | Album: Surrender (20th Anniversary Edition)