Oh, but you want to. You desperately, achingly, want to, don’t you.

Ewww...this sounds like the words of an old, out of touch man.

Aside from slut shaming, you’re also very wrong about Megan Thee Stallion being popular only in the US.

It made Minardi, there, feel funny, uncomfortable, things in his pants. So the obvious answer is to blame her, and not the sexual frustration and impotence he feels as a result of his anxious, uptight, world view.

He didn’t just ask questions. He asked her to freestyle about racing. It’s the same kind of thing as walking up to a comedian who isn’t on stage and demanding to be told jokes.

What in the world does the way she’s dressed have to do with anything at all?

Who cares how she dresses? Your use of “whore” as a pejorative just marks you as an uptight asshole.

I have a finance degree, but it’s nice that you read The Big Short

You’re in for a real treat once you find out money/currency is also made up

Just wait until you figure out that Money is also all made up.

You saying that undercuts your credibility.

Sure it is, unless you subscribe to the philosophy that perception is reality. The stock market is based entirely around perception. If it were regulated well, there would be safeguards to ensure that the perception was in some way tied to realities about the entities involved.

The more you learn about the stock market, the more it’s clear that that shit is entirely fiction

I hope Bioware can turn it around. If not, at least we got the Legendary Edition of the Mass Effect trilogy.

It seems kinda desperate to passively insult Matroid Dread for no reason

Did we even watch the same film?

Sadly, that’s completely normal. Most women who get killed by an ex typically have this histories of complaining to cops, being stalked, etc and cops like “well not done anything too bad yet” until finally they die.

Its a large reason of why so many crimes against women go unreported.  Rapes, abuse, etc.  Or why…

Remember when the Kotaku comments weren’t full of sexist nonsense? Sigh... 

They actually named their company “Notorious” - how can you NOT write this article when they’re trying to evoke an edgy, careless attitude with the very first thing people know about them?

Why is that relevant?  Why does that hold them to a different standard?