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I don’t know why there has to be a label for it at all. Libtard, Democrap, all these non-clever nicknames that simply aim to marginalize people and their beliefs. I see it as part of the problem. How can you respect people and have an honest discussion if you think about them in bite-sized offensive labels?

Any time I see someone use those types of abbreviations, it’s like seeing a car with a bumper sticker that says “I’m an asshole”. It’s a great warning for other motorists to avoid them.

This may be the single greatest thing about a video game I’ve ever read.

At launch, I’d agree with you, but Blizzard is better than pretty much anyone else at polishing their games, staying active with the community, and continually adjusting their games. I’m not sure how anyone could rationally think Blizzard is “bad at balance”, or if you think that, what your yardstick is for a

with the certification times required on consoles, the PTR would end up being released around the same time as the patch to the Live game. Very few PTRs will ever be as current on console as they are on PC because there’s a third party in between. Plus, and I say this as a console player, pc player, and regular alpha

Code doesn’t work for me:

Code doesn’t work for me:

Agreed. This article doesn’t take into account how good or bad some people are at telling stories. Also, no one wants to hear about your vacations.

when they ask “Paper or plastic?” I always tell them “cold items in plastic, everything else in paper.”

Valve only makes Steam. They stopped making games in 1985, after a tragic accident involving a robot dog and prosthetic legs.

“Diplomacy is the art of saying ‘nice doggie’ until you can find a rock.”

Are they all named Anthony? Mine is, too. Weird.

I felt like the controls were rather clunky, and I’m not a fan of the over-the-shoulder to ADS method they use. I prefer to stay in 3rd person, but as mentioned, the crosshairs in 3rd person are less accurate, and the controls don’t lend themselves to fast-paced gameplay. Even with the sensitivity settings at full,

This is congress, though. To get a law approved you have to please both Republicans and Democrats, so the teeth get pulled one by one until you finally approve a law with nothing but gums.

As your president, I vow to abolish the frying pan. We will get rid of it. We will replace the frying pan with something hotter. Tremendously hotter. Because that’s what you, the American People, deserve!

You are right, completely. But we have to start someplace. It may as well be the low hanging fruit. I think this is easier to understand that it’s really not going to help the people that voted for Trump, and it will be a financially visible impact. Eventually we can hope they will see that the promises he made to get

I see what this comic is trying to illustrate, and in a fashion it’s right. Most people aren’t smart enough to do their own investing, or understand a lot of the policies surrounding banking.

You are using logic to rationalize against stupidity. When you bang your head against a wall, the wall is going to win. I do applaud your effort, though.

so wait. What you’re telling me is that I can buy stuff that’s NOT from the internet? Like from some mystical, magical building that just has stuff on shelves? I think you’re lying.

An oven with a self-diagnosing computer. Asimov needs to add a 4th rule about not burning your food.

I had a mechanic tell me my o2 sensor was bad on my car when he’d checked the computer codes. I asked him to just reset it, and if it was bad, I’d bring the car back when the light came back on. He said he had to replace it since it was dangerous. I said that was fine, but I wasn’t paying for it. Eventually he