“‘America, the melting pot’ to ‘America, charcuterie board’” is fucking brilliant. Well done.

Animatrix is the most thought provoking, I always thought.  It holds up very well.  

A politician acting inconsistently to serve their own ambitions!? In Washington, DC?

Endless Space 2 is wayyyy better. And this Humanity game looks a lot like it borrows heavily from that game, so I am now intrigued.

Wow. Sorry about whatever happened to you.  Must have sucked.  

Seems better than tying ones self-worth to the passive aggressive snark one spew on the internet, but I’m definitely totally 100% sure you don’t do that, right?

Oh...oh, wow.  

Uh, this. The guys was making an accurate point regarding the economic value of the card as a collector’s item.

I really hope they drop Easter eggs that tie in to the lore of ES and FO (like has been done with those franchises). 

So what? Are you suggesting that a company that acquires an asset is morally obligated to maintain access to that asset in a manner that comports with its prior ownership?

Seriously.

Really psyched about this. The first game was terrific, for what it was.

I must say, I am enjoying watching the learning process happen. That woman’s impotence was delicious.  

He’s also thinking, “fuck me, now I gotta deal with her for the rest of the weekend...ugh....”

I agree, and I think that type of autonomy is where modern American labor is heading. Some folks want to work harder and longer for greater remuneration (I am in that category). Others prefer a different work life balance.

Cost of overtime < cost of benefits, insurance, etc.

I’m sorry, and I really don’t mean to be disrespectful, but this is an incredibly silly take, for reasons better articulated by others.

Found the undercover cop, everyone...