I’m sure he won’t kill people in the same way Batman “doesn’t kill people” in the Arkham games. Where you just knock them out but they are face down in a foot of water or the animation doesn’t work properly and you pull them away from one edge but they ragdoll off the other side.

Right, and they have sexist double standards. Like sure, it’s wrong to fuck around. For women. But men can do whatever they want. And whores deserve whatever they get.

I actually think he wholeheartedly believed the things he espoused on Cosby Show and Cosby Kids, and also wholeheartedly convinced himself that what he was doing wasn’t wrong, that the women wanted it, that he was good for him, that when he was done with them, it was because of a failing on their part, he wasn’t…

I never said that. You both do the exact same things. You lie about the other. You misrepresent each other. You both make false moral equivalencies. And you both are too ideologically entrenched to see it.

God bless the Fist of the North Star fandom, where the only ship we have is murder.

it’s just a picture of legs that cuts to an image of a man standing in a burning house and he has a goat head and his eyes are the black of the void and then it cuts back to an image of legs with paint on them and then it’s the goat headed man and he’s closer to the foreground and I can smell sulfur and then it cuts…

I’m writing on this now! It’s such a hard thing to think through.

He got all huffy.

As an atheist, I’d be better off if you stopped giving the rest of us a bad name.

It really depends on the size of the woodchuck. I’ve always felt this question doesn’t provide enough context for an informed reply.

Right, went looking for one: one guy couldn’t get why Blizzard would ban people on an online game. “I’d get it if it had an offline mode, but why if it doesn’t? People are entitled to their purchase and shouldn’t be banned”
This guy was serious. You can imagine the replies he got.

Life’s too fucking short, people.

its sculptor well those passions read
Which yet survive, stamped on these lifeless things,
The hand that mocked them and the heart that fed:
And on the pedestal these words appear:
‘My name is Ozymandias, king of kings:
Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair!’

Spoken like someone who’s never tried to wrangle, let alone produce, a child. They’re like greased pigs, except no greased pig was ever as wily and mischievous as a four-year-old... and if the little suckers should also manage to get their Cheerio-holes around some sugar? Forget it — trank ‘em and throw ‘em in the SUV…

For once, I scrolled down to see if anyone else was going to say what I was thinking of saying, and possibly say it better. THANK YOU.

I was 13-14 in the mid-70s, and I got a lot of attention from grown men. I was thrilled by it. Boys my age either ignored me, barked at me, or called me names. Adult men talked to me like I was a person, admired me, complemented me. At the time, it was bliss, and I felt it made me special. And thanks mainly to a lack…

wow dark

#NotAllMen

“Me too.”

Yep, and the article actually says there's nothing wrong with her skimpy costume because "adults can dress how they want." But the old Starfire had emotions and relationships and action and stuff, not just a sexiness that consumed her entire personality.