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    Unless you’re like, Bobby Cox or something, or you work for the Orioles, most managers now actually have a lot of the managing decisions are done for them by the analytics department. Aaron Boone didn’t know shit about managing a game, but apparently was a “great communicator” behind the scenes.  So they give him a

    I don’t know why Hershey’s doesn’t just advertise that you can mainline that shit right into your mouth.  I haven’t bought the syrup in a while because I’m trying to not be a total fatass.  But if I ever had a bottle of that in my house, a good 60% of it just went straight into my mouth from the bottle.

    I’m sure there is some nuance here that is not mentioned here.  Nintendo absolutely owns DK, but what about other characters that were invented for that game?  What about technology, or other parts of the IP?  Maybe they were just wrong with the article though.

    BotW was a fantastic game. I’m still amazed by the BotW subreddit at new things people are finding in that game like, every week. Does it have flaws? Sure, and I think the weapon system definitely left something to be desired. The shrines were super varied (except the “tests of strength”), but the motion control

    OK so I tried the first Witcher game a long time ago on PC, and had a hard time with controls. I skipped the second, but I tried again with Witcher 3 on PC but with an Xbone controller, and it was better, but had a hard time finding time for it among other games, so I only put maybe two hours into it. But now? I now

    I watched my wife take 5-6 pills a night before bed every night for a couple years, and she always tried to do water first then pills.  And she would always struggle to shove all those pills into her mouth when full of water, and water would dribble down her chin.  But she refused to do it the other way.

    Kids deserve real, good food just like adults. Don't serve your kids steamed broccoli because that is a disgrace to broccoli. Then you don't also have to glom on unhealthy ranch dressing on top to make it palatable.

    It’s more awkward to try and shove a pill into a mouth full with water than it is to have a dry pill land on your tongue. If they taste extra bad on your tongue, hold it in your teeth. When you sip the water, swish it around to get water on all sides of the pill.

    Chad’s dads all own dealerships.

    As with anything, those who are most serious about their activity are the worst about it. Most cyclists are fine people. And the bigger problem with cyclists is the ones that don’t understand the rules, like no biking on sidewalks, use bike lanes, go with traffic, use hand signals, etc.

    They don’t care if you say something as long as it’s actually nothing.  If you don’t say anything, or actually say something, the fire up the Take Machine of Doom on you because they are fart sniffers.

    It is a no-hitter, but the game was within striking distance, so Trenton should absolutely be doing what it can to put runners on base.  

    Yes, I get it. But if it’s personal, you’re always going to feel differently than if it’s some distant, powerful person. We as a society definitely have a double standard for how we feel about exposition of private moments for the rich and powerful vs your average person. It’s almost like, deep down, you know that the

    ehh....I guess? But the key difference I think here is, a photo of a person in what the courts consider public view, vs communication and data that was definitely meant to be private to those involved, and came as a result of hacking. Which is a crime. The journalists didn’t hack, but someone did. That’s also why

    Well they aren’t even using the photo in question, but an artist rendering.  Morally, it feels gross, but legally, it’s pretty much fine and upheld by the NY State Supreme Court.

    Morally, yeah this probably falls on the side of invasion of privacy. But sitting on a toilet with a giant window like this is akin to sitting on a toilet in the middle of the sidewalk. At least, according to most legal opinions. If someone can see you without actually removing barriers that they don’t control (like

    And how!

    Star just for your last point

    In NYC, the comedy clubs are a scam. There are so many barkers on the street in the tourist areas, especially near the main transit entry points like Penn Station or Port Authority selling you on the chance that Big Name Comedian has been there and definitely has a chance to show up tonight! Turns out that guy came in

    Put it on a bacon cheese burger. Changes your life