It depends on the workplace, so a word of caution to those with more strict work Internet usage is still valid. Then again, they probably shouldn't visit kotaku using their work computers anyways since there are times where the article picture is far more nsfw.

You're goddamn right, male Elsa, Johnny Bravo and Shaggy are WAY too sexualized. As a man, I'm offended as fuck.

I don't know if I'd be comfortable at work with the Velma or Lola on my screen. It's not saying it's porn or whatever, only literally "not suitable for work."

If you don't understand the caution **mildly NSFW**, then it wasn't intended for you. [Free Speech](http://xkcd.com/1357/)

Actually, it's about exits in games journalism.

I'm waiting for someone to invent a game that sleeps with your mom if you try to pirate it.

Nick cited low ratings for taking the show off the air. Granted, the show got VERY little advertising and often got a bad timeslot. I do suspect that some of the content in the show may have played a part in the move, though I was thinking more about the violence than any bisexuality. A few episodes into the online…

I was under the impression they got bumped from a Saturday morning slot to a less desirable timeslot (and then eventually online) because they straight up killed characters on screen. Nickelodeon didn't like it. I swear I read that somewhere. They also claim declining ratings, but I believe the show was pushing…

Look somebody was gonna post it eventually :/

These realtionships exist without Sexual intentions dude you don't have to be gay to be that close to someone of the same gender, please stop generalizing.

I think most people were sure about the ending, but still good to see that they confirmed it just to make sure no one could try to deny it. Overall their arc was done really well.

1. Because twitter is the medium through which all of this started, and the only one where it can be guaranteed Iggy would see his message.

Yes, but with Kickstarter you're not technically 'paying' for anything, you're making a donation. You're saying, "I like this idea, and they've convinced me to help them achieve their goal". There really is not much else to that. Pre-ordering is an alternative to buying the game regularly, the alternative to not…