Ken Starr’s world:

weirdly, it looks like the building in the upper left corner was manipulated too.

Destiny, a game that much like a desperate ex-girlfriend swears that it’s changed, but you both know deep down that the relationship is over.

I’m not going to go on an anti-PC rant here, but the modern racing driver lifestyle is pretty nauseating to me as a regular dude; the vice-laden, odd-jobbing whose concept of working out consisted of manual labor and random bouts of 100 pushups is a lot easier to relate to and/or find interesting at all.

I put this up there with piping fake engine noise through speakers. Reality is reality, stop trying to protect people from it. If he was smoking a cigarette when the picture was taken, then he was smoking that cigarette. You can’t go back and tell him to put it out, the picture’s taken, it’s over and done with. Either…

That may be better. I like weird art bikes and banana seat vintage bikes and all that. There’s just some quality about the recumbent bikes that combines the smugness of a Prius with the aggressive insecurity of someone with some kind of food agenda.

Now, I have questions. Why The Division, which despite its initial sales success is creatively about as interesting as watching grass die?

Hot Older Redhead Exposes Underthings On Tarmac

Censorship of various types happen both ways.

My concern is less of character design/ balance, and more on map design. Right now certain characters can counter other characters, but certain maps gives a hellacious advantage to certain characters.

Its the same....

Go! Get to da chompah!

Why is it never reassuring when a dad smiles and gives his son the double thumbs up.

Tampa. Such a classy town.

Here’s my breakdown by segment:

What is with all the extra ads on mobile? 5 sec unskippable before I can get to Kotaku, ad banners on video, ads above and below and and the really weird ones under the comments.

Future anthropologists will assume we worshiped cats. Much like the Egyptians.

Maybe we should have Ben back here more often... what do you guys think about that?

A Brit not liking ‘unnecessary’ tradition is the absolute pinnacle of irony.

It’s the least we can do. Considering all that the Pentagon gets wrong with Vets and other topics, they get this right. Maybe you would feel different if you had a family member or friend that died in a foreign land and never even had dignity or being returned home for closure. It is a hell that haunts many to this…