Yeah, we do keep track. "Successful" is the wrong word (because traffic doesn't necessarily equate to success), but we definitely monitor the most popular, and that was our most-read story of 2013. (You can see the top 25 here: http://kotaku.com/our-25-most-po…)

I guess I will. Being completely honest here, I really love this community and the platform it had. I thought I was in a space where my comment would be taken just as lightly as the rest of the content here.

I really don't understand the "He's a pro now so it's his responsibility to cut ties with people that might damage his image" argument. Those friends of his only "damage" his image when people decide to unfairly judge Jackson based on his associations.

You don't think this is a good time for a semicolon?

I enjoy the "Honest Trailers" a fair bit - because they're brief, and know that most of the stuff they complain about is often overly-nit-picky.

Yep...these videos are still awful.

As a follow-up, I expect a puff piece on the pitcher's beef with Welington.

Italian guy here, I can confirm this is funny even for me

I went to Medieval Times last night and sat in the green knight's section. He lost to the yellow knight in the first round of jousting. I booed, but now realize that the appropriate action would have been to riot.

Civil disobedience over illegal spying? Can't be bothered. Illegal wars/drone program. No, thanks. Plundering of the treasury? I got my student loan, bro, I'm good.

I've sat center court and at the 50 yard line, I'm not rich, just got some free corporate tickets from a family member. Don't judge dude, it's just a kid either way.

"You don't think using racial slurs against a minority group is offensive? Ok. I guess you're entitled to that opinion too."

I think one of the big problems we're developing in our social interactions is that things like Twitter and Facebook are encouraging incredibly short attention spans in our interactions that make things like 'nuance' very difficult, if not impossible, to convey.

Actually, the joke did work, and it was brilliant satire. I don't even like Colbert but this was a brilliant segment.

Here's the thing, what colbert is pointing out (quite effectively due the outrage) is that as a general culture Americans don't get offended by certain racism or slurs over others even though they are JUST as offensive. People passively allow a team to be called the redskins. I mean HONESTLY-can you imagine a team…

Just like the old saying goes: "'I' before 'E' except after 'C' and don't you dare put a motherfucking 'K' after that shit either or I'll murder the fuck outta you."

If only there was a thing that allowed you to correct your vision without touching your eyeballs to wear or remove it...

It's my #2 favorite episode of all time, after I Remember You (another Ice King/Marceline episode).

One of the best episodes. Really changes how you view Simon.

Wow I've not seen it, but I can already tell that Simon and Marcy one is going to be a painfully emotional watch.