Sunk cost fallacy is a bitch.

Would you really put it past a shitty mobile game dev like...say...EA to put higher prices on the platform that includes a fee to EA for each purchase to recoup the cost of that fee to <Jim Sterling> ACQUIESCE TO SHAREHOLDER EXPECTATIONS</Jim Sterling>?

I haven’t rolled a blunt in years. I’ve become a water pipe guy.

There’s also Dante’s dead brother Vergil, who, despite also looking just like Dante and also tying most of his personality to the fact that he carries a sword, is actually awesome.

I have an extremely hard time reconciling the way I was taught to use the internet as a child with the way we’re expected to use the internet today. When my dad brought home those 3.5" floppy disks with AOL 2.0 ready to install, we first had to sit down and have a very, very long talk about the internet.

Very fine people on both sides, I’m sure.

Try cracking a dictionary, shit-for-brains.

That’s it, folks, shut it down.

Please never post that gif around me again. I’ve already experienced it once now.

I’m not even stoned yet and that killed my buzz.

I can literally only experience something once. Movies, books, video games, blog posts. Experiencing it a second time after it’s been spoiled by experiencing it the first time always ruins something for me.

Am...am I the only one feeling Marvel Burnout at this point?

She’s definitely over her ex boyfriend, though. So over it, in fact, she’s gonna release an album full of songs about how over him she is!

...hwhat?

Marilyn Manson says he wants to smash an ex’s head in and y’all freak out

I don’t understand Spider Man. I get the vibe that it’s so constantly rebooted/reimagined is that it’s just not finding its groove.

Everyone. Everyone’s a fucking snowflake.

And I understand that “on an island”, as it were, but let’s also be realistic - when we start seeing the catastrophic events of climate change, the price of moving so “safe” places is going to skyrocket, pricing many of what we consider to be middle and upper-middle class families into the same disaster areas as low…

Always be mindful of what the most-hard hit communities need. And that’s communities of color and the low-income.