It's America's classical music in the sense that it's a form of music created and developed organically in the US.

No reason to lie about your answer either, I'm not judging it.

I don't get it

I know. It's "twenty fourteen." Come on, people!

She's also wearing a wig, too! The horror!

You Seattle scavengers sure are fast

slow loris's what?

It's an awful response, but a weird thing for her to say when you can easily block someone.

Why respond with "stop messaging me" when you can just block him?

"The same is true of Apple's App Store."

Adversarial sports journalism in LA? The only guy who did that was TJ Simers, and he's retired.

How could Zach be Indonesian and Dutch? I specifically remember an episode where he finds out he's part Native American. (he admitted he didn't care at first but learned the culture and blah blah blah)

Football is just as dull as baseball. There's even more non-action when you consider the time in between plays, constant whistles, and numerous commercial breaks. Even football's purported "action" isn't that great. A running play for short gain is really just as exciting as a groundout to second. Baseball is…

I never got bored being in first in Super Mario Kart, before the spiny shell existed. There are plenty other ways for others to catch up to you, either through weaker items or just hazards of the course. An insta-third place item really isn't welcome unless the leader is way ahead of everyone else, which is rare.

I can draw a monkey and call it a mongoose, but that doesn't make it a mongoose. It's a monkey that I'm trying to call something else. Clearly her creator is trying to control her identity and suppress her individuality.

I've never watched the show but listen to almost every episode in podcast form. Don't feel like I'm missing much by not seeing it.

I agree, even though Kotaku is in love with it. The big orchestral stuff just doesn't jive with the racing. There's just something off about it.

I don't get this unending cycle of award show hype. Everyone talks about them for weeks leading up to it, then everyone covers it and talks about it the next day, making you feel like some kind of shut-in for not watching them, but when you ask someone how the show was they always say it sucked.

I'd be curious to know what kind of amazing music there is that has no rhyme or reason to it. I'm not doubting it, just would like to know.

Gameplay's about as good as you can get in an RPG. Having different recruitable characters that are actually useful to encourage replaying is a brilliant move. It's better than Suikoden 2.