everything is worth what someone else is willing to pay for it...

but they even mention the likenesses by name! it’s stupidity‎²! 

Extremely, profoundly stupid of them to literally just trace over that picture of her. They easily could have used it just as reference and then changed up the wardrobe and facial features a bit so that it wasn’t so clearly her.

I hope that one place where the adult VO industry differs from both normal VO work and the adult industry in general is making sure that their performers are compensated fairly for the work they do. Meaning benefits and residuals among other things. Granted, it’s a thin hope, but it would be nice to see an industry…

Show of hands...

If you had the personal email/phone number of your company’s CEO, someone who is one of the most powerful people in their entire industry, who could end your entire career without a second thought if you rubbed them the wrong way...would you contact them, for any reason?

Honestly, if things are so bad…

Is this like when twitch streamers and shit give out “their phone number” and it’s really the number to some PR bot?

I don’t necessarily think that Navarro is a dumb man; I think he thinks we’re dumb and that he can float any outlandish lie and we’ll believe him because he’s so “important”.  The problem with that is that it only works with Trump’s base who are well-known for their allergic reaction to objective truth and reality.

Completely agree. If the controlling interests of the media giants were really interested in the truth and stopping facists, they’d never air this crap. Because they only care about money, they will continue to. 

It’s all well and good that 60 Minutes had the receipts, but it would be better if they just made the decision not to provide a vast audience to a propagandist like Navarro. There is zero chance that he will ever tell the truth about anything, so what purpose does it serve to legitimize his BS perspective by giving…

Yep. And it is a matter of public record. And these fucks will end up wearing this albatross around their necks for the rest of their careers. And it. Will. Be. Glorious.

I really want to see the melt down on live TV where someone, anyone, just blurts out “OBAMA!” the next time one of these dolts asks “Who could have done it better?” 

Who could have done it better? Well, South Korea, Taiwan, Singapore, and Mongolia for starters. But that doesn’t matter to the administration, they’re just preparing talking points to be repeated ad infinitum.

America is getting both more prudish and more prurient at the same time

Any unsold ones in the wild would need to be removed immediately or the publisher would be open to a civil suit considering that specific feature is required by the ESRB to be noted on the label. This also may require companies talk about refund policies for people who buy the game and a change like that happens.

It seems like this, and other similar warnings, could be avoided if the developer added the loot monetization feature in after the fact as part of a patch.  Does anything prevent this?

This game has been a fascinating social experiment.  I’ve seen the whole gamut of emotions.  Joy, disappointment, anxiety, calm, anger, jealousy, love, obsession, indifference.  And I’ve seen people shifting rapidly from one to another to another.  

Le sigh...she make it look so so effortless....

I have a real problem with the sheer amount of hero abilities that boil down to different shades of a spherical smokescreen, a wall, or a hazardous spill. Like it all boils down to area denial, visibility denial, or both. It’s a big bummer that instead of enabling more gameplay opportunities most abilities focus on…

I feel like there is always one rule in every game that is slightly vague enough to foster deep emotions for conflict, in even the happiest of settings.

Wells said the officer “was mistaken when it came to the store’s policy prohibiting masks” and it was “the one error” made in the incident.