the video in question is literally the first time in my life i have ever heard of or seen someone washing produce *with soap*. as i’ve always understood it you’re supposed to wash it with water, and perhaps scrub it if it’s something with dirt on it that you’re not going to peel.

her meal at *red robin* was “delicious?!”

she seems suspect to me in more ways than one

“Average at best football player to host Saturday Night Live"

Eww

Disagree

i mean, the remaining gizmedia blogs (or whatever it’s called these days) are pretty left leaning still.

i don’t think you get it

I dunno, I read the article and didn't have much trouble understanding the distinction.  But I guess I can see how someone who didn't read it could be confused.

i never did arcades much and growing up we weren’t allowed to have video games.

my brother was in high school when i was in kindergarten, and his girlfriend let him borrow her NES. he and i played a lot of TMNT 3: Manhattan Project, and that is the game of that era i remember most. i used to wake him up when i…

i’d go the other way - how ridiculous selina kyle looks in batman’s pose (and his ridiculous voice) really underscores how overrated and mindnumbingly boring the character of batman is.

It would be nice if, for example, they operated like the crates in Tomb raider, where you get a marginal amount of XP for each newly found box.

but bottoms aren’t necessarily subs though

i didn’t get that vibe at all

why are you here at all

this is why that blog was so weird, because thanks to my own experience as a former baseball player and a somewhat aware sports fan, i can say that the pants make those asses look great, as a general rule, and also that a majority of these guys are total fucc bois and not in a good way.  even some of the most…

Two months ago when Nagy was neurotically unraveling from his obsession with the double doibk for all the world to see, and everyone was calling him a genius for it? No, I don't remember that part actually

this is both impressive and more recent than the ridiculous OBJ catch, but it is by no means superior.  

As a lifelong Cubs fan, I felt a general disdain for the Astros growing up, but never approaching the hatred I felt for the likes of the Cards and the Braves. The killer Bs were kind of annoying, I guess? The Lance Berkman/Roger Clemens years were definitely annoying, but I never brought myself to hate them.

I often root for the meteor, but can't for the life of me find a reason anyone would feel strongly about either of these teams outside Houston and the DMV.  Maybe a little tired of them for being playoff contenders several years running?

What if every single person's single vote counted one single time?