Yeah. Sounds about right.

This is quite groan inducing. Spider-Man helps Yuri, and by extension the NYPD, not the NYPD specifically, she is the only one he trusts, and likewise, and she is the only one he is truly attempting to help. Hell, several times during gameplay he remarks about leaving the scene before the police show up because he’s…

Better than a being a misogynistic douchebag. Like practically every person (if incels can be considered people) in this comment section, you are eager to find reasons to hate her and place the entirety of the blame on her.

You can’t choose your brother. And maybe your brother is so self centered he writes game companies to  make his proposal for him, then demands they honor his grandma after you liberate his girlfriend from the douche.

try rethinking your statement but use some logic and common sense. Your age has to be verified each time you access something. They can't save your age longer than a day. Put 1 and 1 together.

It’s primarily a liability dodge. It allows the service provider to say that they have filters in place, and it’s not their liability for bad info from users (ie people incorrectly entering their birthdates intentionally or otherwise)

To my knowledge, Florida is a two-party consent state. The fact that he’s on private property suggests that it’s not a public space. Regardless of whether he’s actually showing his boss on video or not, he is recording a conversation between two parties in a private space where, based on his boss’ request, one party…

Just the other day I heard someone make a disparaging comment that basically stereotyped all security guards as lowlifes. I thought to myself, ‘c’mon, that’s kind of unfair to stereotype a whole group like that.’

Isn’t this literally playing on one of the TV channels in ‘Idiocracy’?

‘why the hell Norm MacDonald keeps getting work.’

If your barometer for ‘good comedian’ comes from them being an SNL castmember, you must not know a lot about comedy. 

You should probably read his essay. Given that this is a Spike Lee movie, and it ends with images from Charlottesville and an upside-down American flag, I think it’s fair to question the argument the movie is making by revising the true story. Yes, “they changed some shit” is a tiresome form of non-criticism, but…

And that’s pretty much Boots’s complaint. If you make up a crowd-pleaser to make the cops look like they’re all on the same team, fighting the good fight, and the Blue Wall is kaput, it undermines any supposed greater point the film was trying to make. Especially if you’re trying to compare it to modern times.

that’s...really not that bad.

Sam, I looked at your Linkedin & see that you are not an art critic. Do you even know in what genre or style Carrey creates? Outsider art is produced by self-taught artists who are not part of the artistic establishment. Often their works are stylized versions of conventional forms. Please educate yourself on the…

Yeah, this isn’t nearly so bad as to warrant wasting time on a dismissive takedown. It’s not good, but it’s not terrible either, and going out of your way to dunk on it just comes across as empty, pointless snark. So, hey, (New) AV Club.

yes when that expression is in favor of a nazi like Trump.  we had a war about this in fact.

Yep. The “free” part is quite literal. It is not Speech Devoid of Consequence.

Hey look, another idiot who doesn’t understand the concept of free speech.

A lumpy chinstrap getting his ass handed to him by an old man isn’t political violence.