I find it one of those things I might have been really into if I were still 16 and angry at the world for my pimples and thought everything is bleak for a geek.

Unlike now where I’m angry at the world for listening to music I don’t get and dressing funny.

That thumbnail is what I refer to as “gore-shadowing.”

It’s actually blue and black

Be proud! Fuck them!

probably cause there was fair percentage of minorities where you grew up unlike in the book which is directly based on the author’s childhood were it’s strongly implied they were the ONLY asians in their community and when there’s only a handful of minorities in a mostly white populous there’s a lot more opportunities…

Your last little paragraph there is filled with a terribly condescending tone oozing with judgement. You have no idea what this dudes life is like. You have no idea if he has a Ph.D and cant get work, you don’t know if his daughter was in a Christmas play and wanted to take an afternoon off, you don’t know shit. So…

I can assure you it happened to me, in Europe. These few strips managed to remind me of my childhood, and suddenly I hate humanity all over again.

Yeah, and last I checked, urination and defecation are mandatory bodily functions that will in fact kill you if you don’t do them. In fact, there was a woman who had a competition where you hold your piss and earn a video game console who died doing this competition for the reason that not urinating can cause your…

I think the diversity in your community helps keep the racism in check. I grew up among only a handful of asians in my school. When I got to college, 14% was the percentage of Asians in my school - and this included all asians: South Asians and East Asians. The racism depicted in the article may be a little…

I’m a bit underwhelmed by the game. Everyone was making it sound like it was the best thing to happen to mobile gaming since...well, ever. But it’s not really that spectacular. It feels like just a competent and inoffensive time-management game (which I guess is a feat in and of itself, making a time-management game…

I saw an article the other day that summed up this game perfectly: play non-stop for a day. OK, did you do that? Alright, you’ve experienced 95% of the game. The other 5% is a tiny portion of relatively unexciting content and an endless slog of tedium - just stop now.

Or if you have ulcers, it’ll just fuck your stomach up really bad. Hopefully, if you take medicine for it, you don’t have any rat poison on your person either.

But I like hot sauce to a ridiculous point, like the last time I had Zaxby’s and got the nuclear sauce on my chicken fingers and one of the staff saw my face was a deep red and drenched in sweat and asked if I was OK just to receive a reprimand for their show of concern “this is how I like my chicken, leave me alone”.

I had to hold back a bitin my mid-twenties. Was having similar issues with it too. But so far, my early thirties have been fine with me not really holding anything back.

Risk is a very violent game.

I’ll tell you why that is for me. ‘cause I don’t wanna play video games with not-as-good looking people, be it male or female. I just don’t. The same way I wouldn’t hang an ugly painting in my bedroom. It’s not aesthetically pleasing. They’re not real people, they’d don’t have to have the issues I have. I don’t wanna…

I do this with greek yogurt. Lots of protein and less fat.

Back when I was a chef, I used to add mascarpone and a small amount of powdered sugar to stabilize it. Tasted awesome, held it’s shape and didn’t weep/lose any moisture.

How so? The set of natural numbers {1,2,3,...} is infinite. The set of integers {...,-2,-1,0,1,2,...} is also infinite but contains the infinite set of natural numbers. The set of real numbers from 0 to 1 is also an infinite set and is repeated between each of the aforementioned integers making it an even larger set.…