Yeah, I agree. It’s not a huge plot point in the main campaign but Ignis going blind had a lot of emotional impact. Hope you can avoid anything else getting ruined for you.

That Extra Verse was just bizarre. Like.....why would they spend so much time and resources in a hypothetical so-very non-canon ending instead of further enriching the episode’s main content?

I just froze Equifax and put fraud alerts on the other two...I know freezing one doesn’t do anything but I have to move within the next few months and I don’t want to be bothered with paying $30 every other week when I have to switch cell carriers, internet, apply for apartments, etc. So infuriating.

Completely anecdotal, but when I went to Youmacon in Detroit last month, there were people with 3DSes everywhere. Didn’t see a single Switch. I have a feeling that the impressive back catalogue will keep people hanging on for a couple more years at least.

I assumed they used a very small, vague example (one person in the office or one tweet admitting to watching the same movie on Netflix two weeks in a row, for instance) and spun it into a timely joke. I never assumed that they were watching analytics for this one movie so closely that I should clutch my pearls over…

I also believe that any baby born in any place is a native to that place, including an Asian in San Francisco, a Swede in Minnesota, a Black person in Omaha.

Another piece of advice: don’t buy into one ecosystem (eggs in one basket, etc.).

#SolidarityisforWhiteWomen

LOL, omg. That makes it x1000 better.

That’s a good point, but dude was acquitted when they had video. The police visited his complex just a few months ago and said nothing was amiss. There’s nothing that got stolen that could indict this man more than everything we already know. People just don’t care.

I am perplexed, but still amused, by the juxtaposition of the text and Channing Tatum’s vaguely content (?) expression.

That comment about “systematic issues” went so far over your head it’s in the stratosphere. Well done.

I’d end up donating them to a homeless shelter or something. At least then some good would come out of your grandparents’ well-intentioned gesture.

It honestly never occurred to me to wonder about his sexuality either way but I hope he was able to experience some kind of emotional fulfillment in his private life away from the spotlight.

I guess they feel like they’re doing us a “favor” by not taking taxes out, so that justifies them recouping their losses at the end of the year because “well obviously you didn’t need the tax break anyway.”

My FSA ends on February 28, so I scheduled a barely necessary gum contouring in January that should knock off whatever’s left.

Everyone in my family said once I graduated from college I wouldn’t get gifts anymore (adults in my family don’t exchange). I was like, cool, that means I can just go ahead and buy what I want for myself without waiting for an arbitrary date for someone else to buy it for me.

Sure, lots of those people could probably come up with $20 here and there with some discipline. But 1) if I have no liquid assets, why would I immediately funnel my last dimes into a share of stock I won’t see value from for decades (if ever), instead of a savings account for immediate emergencies, and 2) There is a…

http://money.cnn.com/2017/01/12/pf/americans-lack-of-savings/index.html

I mean, I have a very basic understanding of stocks and investment courtesy of my father, but I’m in the minority. When I see sentences like that in an “explainer,” it really highlights how out of touch a lot of people are.