Shit. Really? That’s cartoonishly evil.

I can’t tell from the review: does the titular Mandy get to do more than embody a weird sort of Heavy Metal ethereal and get fought over by the men?

There’s a lot of “Damn it, cat!” or just “CAT!!!!” around here circa 4 a.m.

I always thought Indian food in particular made good cat names: chutney, vindaloo, papadum, etc. This theory did not pan out for me when I finally got the opportunity to name a cat. None of the food-names fit. “Nosey Parker” was all too apt. Here’s Parker is in a rare moment of non-zooming:

It seems to me it would be nearly impossible to confuse the two contexts, i.e. using standard ASL to hold a conversation vs. posing for a photo, regardless of what you’re wearing. It’s analogous to worrying about the “funny faces” we all make while speaking* vs. specifically making a funny face while posing for a…

A story about design and forgetting women.

Easy. She’s on the side of, and hoping to get more of, the schools doing the defrauding. She doesn’t care at all for the icky unwashed students.

I try to weld my very limited powers for (chaotic) Good.

I’m just slurping down my coffee, but I think the sentence semi-works if you swap “at the behest of...” for “on the behalf of...”, though why you would feel the need to present the citizenry and the country as two separate entities is a mystery, and I’m not touching the levels of incoherent delusion represented by any…

Yes, you can use multiple semicolons if you’re writing a list of items where the individual items contain commas. “BIMming It, a talented amateur; monkat, a caffeine-deprived writer; and several semicolons came together to discuss Nazis because that is how things are going in 2018.”

It’s what’s called a “two-fer.” 1) You hurt brown people by letting them get drowned, crushed, starved, poisoned, further-impoverished, and traumatized by fumbling every aspect of disaster preparedness and disaster relief, and, 2) You hurt brown people by putting their kids in cages and deporting them, causing…

Plus 1 star for accurately describing the length of time said semblance lasted; minus 2 stars for using a possessive when you meant a plural. “That Nazi’s face needs to be punched,” vs. “We need to punch more Nazis.”

That is not how I interpreted your comment; I was missing context. Thank you for providing further explanation.

While an admirable demonstration of the definition of “bias,” your vitriol towards Kotaku is off-topic.

That an editorial should shy a way from being perceived as “biased” is simply an amplification of the dangerous misunderstanding of media that has come about in recent years with the insistence of presenting “both sides” of all stories. Was this, at first, an attempt to fill air time on cable news? Have people simply…

The appearance of Bass Reeves in relatively quick succession on both Timeless and Wynnona Earp made me wonder if a specific book had come out recently, if the writers’ rooms were down the hall from each other, or what. Guess it was that 2006 biography.

fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck.

And here I was convinced that Pence wasn’t vaguely familiar with the concept of “democracy” as a form of government. This pretty much proves me correct.

I was going to ask exactly this question: WTF?!?! Also, WTF are “patriotic activities”?!?

I’m glad he caught on, and I’m deeply saddened that you had to endure such a frustrating situation — I should’ve said this in my first reply. Having an ally, especially one with “authority,” can make all the difference.