Yo don’t forget to mention that Danbo is from an excellent manga call Yotsuba! From the same creator of Azumanga Daioh

I see this as high unlikely. There is very little combat to get a combat ranking of S with your partner. Unless the Risen start invading the overworld again.

It would only be a copy if male same-sex couples could marry in one half of the states and female same-sex couples in the other half

I’ve seen these before. They make great desktop wallpapers.

As someone learning German, these are some of my favourites so far

If you like that work then you will love Fleischpeitsche massiere. Which means to wank, but the exact translation is "To massage the flesh whip"

Honestly, I'm less panicked over this than I am when I read about kids being "home-schooled."

I suppose the people who were unable to play a game that they had purchased probably care. Also, the people who wanted to buy the game and couldn't find it. Plus people who are just generally on the side of the consumer probably care about this type of thing. Certainly enough people to warrant an explanation.

Oh wow, this is hilarious. Are you legitimately a teenage One Direction fan that made an account just to rebut? I'm sorry, but each of those 5 have below average looks, to the point of even being ugly lol. From left to right: the first one apparently doesn't know what a barber is; the second is just... disturbing; the…

If the chemo is the recommendation of the hospital she went to, I don't see what a child advocate could do other than advocate for her to do whatever the doctors recommend. Unless they get an advocate who is also a trained medical professional, there's not a whole lot she could add to the conversation. Following the…

As a CT native and a health care professional, this situation disturbs me. My college health care ethics course emphasized autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficence, and justice as the four key tenets of medical ethics. This case and the behavior of the health care professionals involved doesn't seem to be doing a great…

Counterpoint: Which of you wore a hot dog costume? Patrick, you say? Case closed.

I really appreciate Kotaku posting articles on both sides of a divisive perspective. I was fairly vocal in the comments on the articles which decried Dragon Age: Inquisition for having too much content. For fans of the series that have been waiting for a worthy sequel for years (ie. folks like me), the game's wealth…

A lot of great games don't "respect your time".

Hi Lucky. You are not incorrect. :) There was only so much that could be talked about in an already lengthy article, however. The implicit part of the article was that via the Katch-McArdle formula, lean muscle increases RMR which yields a high return on investment.

Well, I'd say Skyrim has a really fantastic world! The mission design and combat mechanics of Skyrim don't hold up, but I dumped 100+ hours into Skyrim because exploring was so god damn amazing.

Yeah, that's the game's odd contradiction, isn't it? There's too much AND not enough. The priorities were off, by my estimation. And, yeah, the system side of the open world element in Inquisition is pretty weak. Though it was cool when I came across a dragon fighting a giant.

No one's strong as Gaston,
No one's long as Gaston,
No one's got such an incredible schlong as Gaston.
In Disney there's no one with half the talent
In the bedroom and with the brawn.

For me, as a gay man d'un certain age, a Diva, in her most ideal form, is a strong woman with great clothes and presence. Which I find a good thing to admire.