Wait. Zynga is still around? I can’t remember the last time I saw one of their craptastic mobile games pop up on the store/ad anywhere.

Doesn’t surprise me at all that the bombs wouldn’t be noticed all that quickly. It’s not like bombers place big flashing neon signs on them.  From the pictures I saw it looks like they were tucked into some foliage.

Why must you politicize something where people exclusively from one political party target people from another political party?”

Sure, you can’t control your coworkers, and don’t know if they are behaving responsibly or not.

So what this means is

Of course, since it’s all greater fool theory anyways.

Saner take.

Especially because, last I checked, Federal Courts are still somewhat regional. I find it highly unlikely a judge for a crime that happened in D.C. has any sway on whatever federal court that has jurisdiction in Portland does.

I think the most meta was one of the few (Only?) where the heroine takes the local boy back to the city with her.

I don’t see how this gets handled in a tasteful/fun/realistic way.

Don’t look at me.

Do we need to explain why green-skinned people walk around any of the game’s cities?

Huh.

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Then he hasn’t been paying attention. For instance:

You’re conflating “stupid mistake” that can easily be caused by becoming complacent/muscle memory/autopilot (e.g. drawing the wrong weapon) with stuff that clearly isn’t anywhere near the same category.

The fact that its against policy to deploy a taser on someone operating a car but she’s going to try to claim that’s what she was about to do

I’ve never understood that argument. Have you folks never heard of the concept of complacency?

Well, of course we’re never getting back together with Kim.  What’re ye going to do about it?

I’d assume the argument is that if she actually wanted to randomly kill some black guy, she didn’t need to “fake” like she was firing her tazer and then be all “fake” upset afterwards. She could have just straight up emptied her clip into him and claimed she was defending the other officer.