And I have to admit that I began feeling very fucking weird once you leave the hotel/resort section of the game and are basically running around ganking a bunch of brown people whose homes have been destroyed in a natural disaster. :/

Isn't the whole point of internet dating sites that they're just a convenient way to "meet" lots of people, and determine whether you're interested enough in someone to arrange to meet them face to face, in an efficient and timely manner, to THEN see whether you have enough chemistry, enough in common, or like each…

Haven't you heard? When non-white people do bad shit it's all because of their culture. When white people do bad shit it's because they're bad individuals and no reflection on society as a whole.

Yeah, I'd tend to agree that for stuff like this prohibition isn't the answer. For kids, the more something is forbidden, the more tempting it becomes.

Oh, terrific.

Good point, but I suspect that when the girl gets older that'll be cold comfort. :/

What was the point of even using a pseudonym for her daughter? People the daughter knows will know that she's the daughter as the writing has her mother's name on it. And it won't exactly be difficult for journalists, or anyone, to find out the names of either of her children.

I want cinemas to screen this as a double-feature with 'The Room'.

omg no, but I know the one you're talking about.\

I'm still waiting for the potential movie adaptation of Kim Newman's 'Anno Dracula' that they occasionally still tease us about.

I sometimes wonder whether Debra Furness would get as much "She's clearly just Hugh's beard" crap if she looked more like the conventionally hot Hollywood starlet type.

I already want season 3 to be set in a haunted theatre.

Did the people involved actually expect "Twilight" to be a massive pop culture phenemon? Was it just going to be some little indie movie about vampires based on some YA book starring an as-yet relatively unknown actress and a supporting actor from one of the Harry Potter movies, that then unexpectedly exploded like a…

Yeah. Just the fact that she talks about preferences and how one of hers is she prefers clients who want to make out and get her off. That's great and I am genuinely happy for her that she has the luxury of picking and choosing and can afford to only go with clients who will do that for her. But the fact she just…

Yeah. Just the fact that she talks about preferences and how one of hers is she prefers clients who want to make out and get her off. That's great and I am genuinely happy for her that she has the luxury of picking and choosing and can afford to only go with clients who will do that for her. But the fact she just…

That was a really good summation of how I feel about Marnell too.

I kind of appreciate the honesty. Admitting to a ridiculous starvation diet (why does "dried oatmeal paste" sound so much worse than "oatmeal crackers"?) rather than the "Oh, I just cut out dairy for a while and did a few extra pilates classes and the weight just fell right off!"

Some of the most mind-blowing racism I've encountered or observed or heard spoken about has been in the sex industry. From aggressive physical or verbal encounters, to casual racism amongst colleagues and managers. I had a receptionist once who made a great big deal about how she could never tell me and colleague…

This article - whilst I absolutely agree with a lot of her advice - also comes from a place of privilege, and this isn't addressed. Obviously Robin Hustle entered the industry with autonomy. But it's not like that for everyone. I'm not even including trafficked and enslaved people here because I feel that's another…

It's not that she shouldn't be allowed to speak about her experiences because they were positive and empowering. I absolutely agree that all experiences of the sex industry deserve a voice. It's just that the people whose experiences ARE positive and empowering sometimes fall into the trap of "It was great for me,…