I am growing tired of explaining to my white colleagues why blackface or brown face or any face is wrong.

Maybe I am the minority but I prefer women who don’t like makeup. The excuse that makeup helps build confidence is a lie in every way imaginable.

Or watch the trailer (and the show for that matter) because it’s very well written, and ignore this unnecessarily sarcastic take by a person who doesn’t seem to understand the setting of the show, and how that impacts the humor.

ok but it still seems like a shitty game

As a black woman currently rocking a ‘fro, I can 10000% confirm this is not an afro. 

Scott Lloyd is a monster who literally declared that he alone had the right to decide if a raped teenager could get an abortion (spoiler alert; no!). He thinks he is carrying out God’s plan for the children in his care. That anyone put him in charge of children is a disgrace.

I watched that with a friend who suggested Cannibal Holocaust as the palate cleanser. I watched How To Train Your Dragon instead. Then I watched it again a year later and found myself saying things like “Huh, I forgot about the skull-fucking scene.” IF YOU FORGET ABOUT THE SKULL-FUCKING SCENE, THAT MOVIE IS TOO MUCH.

If you came into this post and didn’t expect dicks, you’re probably gonna get fired from your job soon anyway.

I can;t stop laughing at the Lizardman fight.

NSFW

Two steps forward, no steps back.

And so? This is a grown adult assaulting a child.

Sue. Anyone but a Police Officer would be charged with assault and endangering a minor, and child abuse.

A typo with huge lore implications! Thanks for pointing it out, fixed now.

“Come fly the too friendly skies.”

Smash Brawl had an awesome story mode.

But can I make Geralt and Mitsurugi fuck?

MY EYES ARE WATERING WITH TERROR 

Alright, been debating writing this down because I’ve been trying to get it out of my mind. This story has a few different facets and I have no idea what to make of all of it.

I never post so I don’t know if anyone will see this but, a few weeks ago, I came home to this. That is not my hand.