Mario’s always been a jerk. For whatever reason we’re quick to forget the awful things famous male New Yorkers with bad hair did in the 80's.

All of this is true, and despite it, even HE thought Bannon’s Breitbart had become too radical to continue on with.

STAAAAAAAAAAAHP!

“...because they haven’t beaten the great African team in Zambia.”

I believe he (definitely a he) wants to “eff” SJWS. Jewish or otherwise.

Favorite episode of the series. And you’re right: it doesn’t get more optimistic  than “hey you guys, we’re inventing heaven again, and this time you can even go there!”

Heard that the Mario Odyssey switch preorder was up at Gamestop so I rushed to their site and finally gave Nintendo (more of) my money. I felt lucky. Very lucky.

Great game. The part at the end where you morph-ball through Mother-Buckner’s legs was amazing.

Stupid comment for stupid people made by a stupid person on a stupid show on a stupid channel, or just a well-paid professional troll?

I would be absolutely okay with them changing the name of this game to Fashion Emblem.

Way to start with the music Chris.

In addition to its enormous financial sector, Chicago is home to several multi-national corporations, and, believe it or not, still home to more manufacturing than the rest of the state.

I’ve... never heard that opinion before.

Pop some corn and check out the civil war reenactment in the Breitbart comments section. I’d link but... ewwww.

You were right to be scared.

Donkey Kong 3 scared me.

Based on the quality of the average number one hit, I would argue that going a year without a number one is a testament to how much female artists are absolutely killing it.

I think the Old Testament description of the very God supposedly being worshipped in the West today passes the smell test: while God’s actions could be contradictory, the old scripture recognizes that their God is a jealous god, and that it can be petty and capricious at the best of times.

And they weren’t just laughing at him for naming his son Ham.

Oh absolutely, it’s an idea that has been played with in both film and literature.