All of those complaints you’ve listed come from management decisions about the direction of the game, not the developers that did the work, and got laid off.  Management is safe and sound.

My first encounter with them, quickly realized they’re just a bootlicking asshole.  Not even entertaining their replies.

And how is Microsoft going to do that when they make billions in profits each year, bootlicker? Don’t bother answering, unless you can’t see the obvious.

Polo Magazine was about the sport, until it was bought in 1997 and it was changed to a fashion and lifestyle magazine, which is when Ralph Lauren sued.  No confusion about a clothing company and a sport, maybe some confusion about a clothing company and a fashion mgazine.

Oh, look at that, you do have another stupid question.  None of those employees are doing nothing.  

Yep, Halo Infinite is 100% finished and does not need... oh, wait, hang on, my producer is telling me the game still needs tons of work.  So why the fuck are they laying off developers?  Got any other stupid comments, bootlicker?

Since the band existed more than a decade before the cereal product, I hope the courts throw this out, and the band then sues the cereal for infringing on their name.  Obviously Post thinks customers could be confused, and since the band existed first that means Post is guilty of infringement.

Maybe a Sting concert will lessen the pain.

Is teaching kids about cancer before it affects them or someone close to them really a thing?

The band that’s been on 8 tours, headlining 4 of them, released two albums, has a residency at the Zappos Theater in Las Vegas this year, and have won multiple awards (and been nominated for even more) internationally since their comments about Bush?

Why is Utah included on the list?  There isn’t a single gas station, grocery store, or non-state run establishment that sells Fireball Cinnamon anything.

Canceled HBO Max and Discovery+ for canceling Westworld and Raised By Wolves prematurely.

I could see giving it to a child that is going to have to go through the procedure because of rape.  But just any kid that may never go through it seems excessive.

Using pee for clout.  What... the...

You’re not getting paid for three words.  Write out a bunch of paragraphs, but dance around the obvious answer that’s only three words.  

Images are only important if they’re a part of the story, or the story itself.  Every other time they’re meaningless.  And as someone else said, a trashed store picture fits the trashy company behavior.

ProPublica likely had one of their own photographers on scene, and why should Jalopnik pay to license that image when it’s the least important part of the story?

Because the image matters so very much, eh?  Good one, kid.  Go way, the adults are talking here.

The ones in the Salt Lake Valley all have plenty of inside seating.

“Warning: I’m gonna unabashedly gush about Brendan Fraser.”