The character design just ruins it for me.

Waiting a few weeks to review an MMO makes sense. But the developers say Destiny is not an MMO, it's not structured like an MMO, it doesn't have anything even approaching a real 'endgame' like MMOs. Waiting a week or a month or whatever isn't going to result in some huge new amount of content.

You don't play Buzzard alone... Ever. You play it in a combo with other cards (specifically Unleash the Hounds) to draw a bunch of cards.

I've heard people chalk it up to high rents in 'nice' areas, and the a) the sort of folks that can afford higher rents, and b) the cost cutting it takes to make a profit still when the rent is that high.

$50 isn't full price for a new game.

A reskinned Civ 5 with better AI and tech advancement sound fantastic.

The numbers are total BS. He's either got no clue as to the difference between 'affected' and 'infected', or he's lying.

"Affected by" does not mean "infected." Read the story, not the headlines. The people "affected by" refers to everyone in the area the outbreak is occurring in.

You know there are droughts and deserts like, right now, right? I mean, in spite of the presence of oceans right next to them?

None of this is about rational thought. It's about sexist MRA douchebags lashing out at women.

You should stop and think about why you either don't know or want to use his name, and why you only condemned his actions as an afterthought

But the man, the married one, he can't go to hell for cheating? Not even a mention of his name, much less the threats and harassment and namecalling and all the other assorted shit. This is why people are complaining about ya'll and your misogynistic bullshit.

First off, we're clearly not over it. See Missouri this last week.

Some of the counties out here (I live in Montana) have basically no one in them. Like, 500 people in a county that's 2000 sq. miles. They look big and red on the map, but don't actually represent many votes.

Uh, no. Things shifted because of the Civil Rights Movement and desegregation.

Where's the protest signs complaining about the cops' camo pants? The chants telling the cops to put their regular uniforms back on? The community, the protesters, the grieving parents... they're not talking about militarization. Who is? White reporters. White libertarians. White Politicians.

Could White people please stop talking about the "militarization" of the police, as if the police just started treating Black people this way 10 years ago when the government started handing this gear out?

There's next to no one living here. So yeah, not a lot of tweets to show up on the map compared to the more populated parts of the country.

No, you were saying it's about time we felt fear of the police/government. ("Its about time you Americans feel the fear others have toward you...")

Our cops have this gear too, and have hauled it out for all sorts of things, from drug arrests to standoffs with anti-government dumbasses.