I was hardly a fan, but this Supreme Court decision is one of the most important things to ever happen involving video game culture and he wrote the majority opinion. It’s a minor part of his legacy, but given that this is a gaming-centric site, it seemed worth noting.
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Something about broken clocks.
“Evan Narcisse: I’ve never liked Deadpool. He’s the artifact of a time period when a lot of unjustified hype and desperate gimmicks dominated the superhero comics landscape.”
Understandable, I still have a HUGE crush on her.
Heil Howser!
“It’s being dumb to make a point” was the thesis of the entire article. The article you just commented on. Did you read the article?
That’s sort of the idea. It’s being dumb to make a point. It's a spoof of the pro-military fascism that pervaded many action movies of the time.
Crafting is the bane of RPGs.
Actually, that’s the successful one.
You're exactly right. The most effective protest would be to let him bomb in silence.
He loves the attention. A silent protest would have been more sufficient. Numbers mean everything to him right now.
So a magazine focused on and devoted to men put a man in charge? Jeepers, that must be shocking to, oh, say, five people. Who all live under a rock. Come. On. This jumping on anything that is not about women is getting absurd. People get fired and the idea that a magazine would fire the editor (male or female) and…
I was actually wondering if there was going to be an article about how Ms. Lanphaer had completed her transition into being Glenn.
According to state law, blowjobs are illegal in Georgia. You going to stan for that, too?
Alright, so since everyone is commenting about this even though I’ve already edited it (how?)
he didn’t know they were driving until he followed them out.
Man, you guys are making the absolute laziest Pinkham’s Law attempt I’ve ever seen with this argument. Come on. You can all do better.