Track: Late in the Day | Artist: Supergrass | Album: In It For The Money

I am a veteran of the US Armed forces (US Army). I swore an oath to defend the constitution against all enemies foreign and domestic. I personally would never sit or kneel during the National Anthem but that is my choice based on my personal feelings. I do however, fully support the right of any American citizen…

It doesn’t matter how much information they provide, all of the diehard fanboys (see many of the comments for this article) are just going to complain that it’s too different and not Fallout 5 and how the entire series is doomed because of it.

Except that whole part about being able to opt out entirely and block people from damaging you?

That actually seems like a brilliant system. Opt-in PvP, if you don’t wanna, keep building your wing back chair, and if he pops you dead, well, now there’s a target on his back that the whole state can see, while simultaneously putting a blindfold on him.

Since it wasn’t mentioned here, the reward money for killing a griefer is taken from his own inventory, and while “marked” is unable to see anyone else on the map.

So I teach at a university and I have bookmarked these pages for when I cover plagiarism during the freshman rhet/comp class. These are nearly ideal examples of plagiarism that has been massaged to not LOOK like plagiarism—as well as how easy it is to catch, and the severity of punishments when that happens.

I’m not sure what the fuss is. Age of consent is 16 in most places... California seems a bit puritanical here.

Should he be punished if he was in a state where it wasn’t illegal?

Relevant: Age of consent map (lots of caveats by state so check the link)

“EST-CE QUE VOUS SOULEVEZ MEME, BRO?”

I can’t believe this Taiwanese baseball league is just going to act like the First Amendment doesn’t apply to them.

Track: Anarchy In The UK (Live) | Artist: The Sex Pistols | Album: Never Mind the Bollocks, Here’s the Sex Pistols

Catcalling? You gotta be kidding. Debate is the central pillar of the political process. And she responds as if he’s whistling at her calling “Hey baby”? It’s an invitation to a POLITICAL DEBATE.

THE ARISTOCRATS!

You know, I’ve seen a lot of people on forums make this point, talking about how this guy squandered his opportunity to use IGN as a stepping stone for a dream job at a company like Apple or Nintendo, and I just want to say: Fuck that. Being a journalist is my dream job, and I hope it’s the dream job for others in…

It’s hard for me to even imagine plagiarizing. It’s really tough for me. And I was really fascinated by it, and then this happened, so I’ve really just been thinking about it, and I know I’d never do it, but some people do, and why.

It’s kind like the questions we ask about why do people troll other people? What…

Yeah my friend wrote that piece! It’s such a great read. If Matthew doesn’t get an Emmy for this scene I’m rioting.

If this doesn’t have you almost in tears, nothing will. The writer of this piece even says “if this scene, and Phillip telling Stan “my whole shitty life you were my only friend, my life was the joke, not yours” doesn’t get Matthew an Emmy, then nothing will.”