Well, I... microwaved some taquitos. Yeah, super damn lazy, I know.

I really don’t follow the incredulity here. Sure, the sheer variety of equipment was the most publicized draw of the franchise before Tales, but it’s not as though the other games are lacking in the story department.

has he never been in an museum?

I’m inclanted to star you comment’s.

“These are really nice boots, you douche.”

As much as I fervently believe in the right of anybody to believe in any religion they choose, I also agree that you make a very important point. Religious indoctrination has almost unversally been detrimental to humanity. Given that point, it’s odd, and disconcerting, that so many people continue to acquiesce to…

It was thoroughly depressing to reach that conclusion. After being raised to believe humans used to be essentially immortal, reality is a bit of a gob smack.

Starred because (among other reasons) Pachycephalosaurs are the coolest, and best-named dinosaurs around.

Go you! Seriously, shop class is awesome, and I’m both proud and humbled by the fact that you fought to take part. The world needs more people like you.

Solidarity, friend. I escaped from those lies as well. I spent my formative years watching videos of Westboro Baptists propagating their hatred, told that they were “doing God’s work” and instructed to follow suit. At this point, we can at least objectively know that breaking away from the church was the correct…

Fuck those hateful, regressive pieces of shit. I don’t have the slightest clue who/what the fuck I am, but it sure as fuck isn’t what some arbitrary societal bullshit happened to settle on.

Frankly, I’m more than a bit bothered by the fact that there was no live-tweeting of the Democratic debate. In an election as important as what is currently transpiring, I really hoped The Slot - or at the very least Gawker - would have done something to present the candidates’ positions in an informative manner.

“I love you.”

Weird. I didn’t know I was a 17-year-old girl.

If someone says “yes”, then they definitely don’t know it’s a real country. “Not sure” doesn’t necessarily mean anything, and is a perfectly reasonable (and the most honest) response for someone who is unfamiliar with the names of places the US is or is not in conflict with. However, anybody who knows outright that…

Sorry, mis-post.

A deplorable policy, but a medieval historian might find the symmetry of that amusing.

I'd wager it's partly the follow-the-leader celebrity worship that you suggest, and partly the instinctive intuition that the Republican party is a sinking ship they should avoid.

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I couldn’t agree more. Real discussion and dissection of the issues is supposed to be the point of journalism, yet all that the general public is exposed to is sensationalist garbage and jiggery-pokery (thanks for that one, Scalia!).