Sure, if you completely stopped following the story:

It’s very funny that the other dude is decrying violence one moment and jacking off to police unions in the next.

Everyone clowning on Fallon for putting onions in his socks (as was the style at the time) was very fun to listen to.

The following requirements are triggered depending on the number of episodes ordered, unless a single writer is engaged to write all episodes:

I’d also add, it’s not a bad thing that indie games can’t get great voice actors, because that’s where voice actors can get their first jobs.

They didn’t say anything about printing money. Increasing wages means that the companies and bosses would be forced to horde less. It’s the same dollar supply, but those dollars will be in the hands of people who spend them, which lifts up the economy as a whole.

“starting at $1.99 for one gold, and up to $49.00 for 25 gold.”

The most disassembly I’ve been willing to do was a McGangbang, which is just a McChicken between the two patties of a double cheeseburger.

I guess I should reinstall this and give it another shot.

I’m so glad they fixed matchmaking. I hadn’t played it in years, and now I’m getting into matches in under two minutes. Still so much fun.

It’s like Paul Ryan loving Rage Against the Machine. Dude, you’re the Machine!

They literally can, it’s called child marriage, and conservatives love to defend it.

Le Monstre is certainly entitled to Le Monstre’s opinions, even if Le Monstre clearly has no fucking clue what Le Monstre is talking about.

Oh, it’s definitely not all that highbrow, but there were jokes that went over most people’s heads sometimes.

Do it during your morning commute for maximum efficiency.

“Hey, you know who we should make the focal point of our new show? The kid that appeared in 10 out of 264 episodes.”

That’s one of the ways they totally missed the mark.

God damn, that is one of the worst and most unhinged comment history I’ve ever seen. Dude needs to log off, for more than one reason.

Yeah, yeah, but where’s my Mario Party 3?!

We call that “The OJ Method.”