I know you’re in the UK, so there’s maybe some difference. But from the American white men I know and grew up around—including friends and former friends of the white male I married—they feel like they’re owed. A lot. This was the primary motivation former white male friends are no longer my friends. It doesn’t matter…

Anything that makes Mike Huckabee’s asshole pucker is good by me.

Racially insensitive. Racially motivated. How about just racist. No need for the extras.

Are we doing this? Because if we’re doing this then we’re going to have to address the elephant in the room:

No, it’ll still be shitty... but most people don’t have a PC or a console in China, but they do have a smartphone. Not to mention... like 49% of Epic is owned by Tencent, a Chinese Company where the mobile market is a big part of things... uh... one of the biggest things in China, WeChat.

I always felt like it’s not funny because it’s just giving it to you. The real skill is to come up with something hilariously filthy in Apples to Apples.

like this comment if you want to see a Kotaku Dot Com Chop Championship Tournament streamed live on YouTube next week

That’s my main complaint about Cards Against Humanity....the people that LOVE IT SO MUCH tend to be really boring in general and bad at walking that line. CAH is to ‘having a dark sense of humour’ is as St. Patrick’s Day is to ‘knowing how to drink/behave at a bar’.

I’m guessing this game is “edgy” like CAH or whatever other card games let White people say horrible things out loud because it’s just a game.

Holy shit how tone def can you be? That being said, Punch Chris Brown

I thought it was “I miss the rains down in Africa” which sort of made sense with the sentiment of the song?

While I agree that it’s wrong to say that authors can only write good stories about about characters who match their own demographic details, I don’t think it’s wrong that those authors are often lacking the perspective that comes from having the lived experience as someone from that group. That’s experience gap…

Hot take - Love, Simon was based on a book written by a straight women, this whole normalcy dynamic (and the fucked up tokenizing relationship the film takes with Ethan) is because it’s a queer story told by straights, for straights.

“Fuck you.”

Nothing they said was really wrong.

That’s pretty unacceptable, dude.

I mean, he has a point. This site is pretty much half promotional ads trying to sell me shit. Trying to paint the AV Club as some bastion of anti commercialism is pretty disingenuous at best.

I thought it was a decent article and I couldn’t care less whether or not you’re cynicism is honest. Nor do I condone hurtful comments like the one you too which you so succinctly replied. But if you want to publish articles online and can’t cope with the asanine comments that follow, you’re in the wrong business. I’d…

Alex,

You used words that fit a rhythm of information you learned in college.

You didn’t use them because they made any contextual sense, or represented anything about the reality of this journalistic apparatus.

And you don’t even have the courtesy to feign self-awareness when someone reintroduces journalistic ideals…

Relax, friend. Here...calm down with this delicious Hormel Black Label Bacon.