Just like whitey to overreact to grown men injuring children.

Scalding.

There were no consequences because they apparently weren't caught.

I didn't say it was necessarily a highbrow, classy staple. At the same time, you don't get a lot of people commenting "Fake!" when a news outlet publishes an article about The Bachelor or Survivor or whatever.

Wrestling hasn't presented itself as a sport in a long time, at least as far as WWE is concerned. They don't even refer to the wrestlers as "wrestlers" anymore. They're "Superstars" and "Divas" now. Vince McMahon doesn't care for the term "wrestling" and would rather his term "sports entertainment" be used to describe…

What always irked me about people that love to say wrestling is "fake" do not apply that logic to other forms of entertainment. By any sane measure, it is the same as an action movie but nobody says Jet Li or Jason Statham are faking it. It's like you can suspend disbelief for The Transporter but not WWE. What the…

No shit. "Mayo boys"? Seriously?

I think the guy's a world class idiot for marrying the first girl he ever went on a date with. That's just fucking stupid.

And I thought Jodie Foster was the brave one.

The headline didn't bother me much but then I got to "mayo boys" and stopped reading.

I think they are doing classic arcade games because apparently the team is made up of champion players from the early 80s.

I'm not defending what's happening in that clip but using that guy as Exhibit A in the case of "all whites are literally Satan" seems like a bit of overreaction.

Just because you're white doesn't mean your opinion doesn't matter. Most people of any race don't have the same opinions about any and every issue. White people don't all have the same life experiences or views and neither do all other individuals of other groups. You may well have a logical and intelligent viewpoint…

it's entirely possible that Carlsberg tastes just fine in Denmark, but not too many Drunkspinners do too much drinking out that way.

It's the same thing in Japanese baseball isn't it? I was under the impression that all of those teams were owned by corporations.

I've never seen consonants get dropped and then picked up to form new words.

The "Mandarin thing" is the least of that movie's problems and I say this as one of the 12 people that read a series that the dozen of us have inexplicably kept afloat since the 60s.

I think you nailed it with the Wachowski comparison. After Jupiter Ascending, I came to realize that they pretty much made one good movie their entire careers and they've coasted on it since.

I kept thinking the article was ending after seeing "finally" at the beginning of three of the reviews.

It's obvious racism and not just a silly photo.