How about . . . the ability to find one —  anywhere — for the list price, not double or triple on the secondary market. Has it added that capability?

Re: rabbit holes, Gladwell’s palpable uncomfortableness when Simmons brought up Jeffrey Epstein was imho the most brutal chunk of that interview. It was such a strange, rambling two minutes, basically Simmons saying “I read reddit” and then it cuts to an ad read. Would love to know if there is some audio — deleted…

On a website where scrolling past an Onion article happens all the time, yeah, I thought this post was from there. 

The NBA one hits hardest because it happens with people I like and respect, and yet they have that one factor going for them — especially also if they like shitty fucking hockey as much as they’re indifferent to the NBA — where I’m like, ah, fuck, they’ve probably got some bad things going on in their head.

MarioKart 8 almost deserves to be taken off this list for the way the online experience has been so thoroughly ruined by item hackers. Playing a few races used to be my ideal mindless, relaxing gaming routine — maybe one in 20 times you would encounter a very obvious item hacker, making the race unplayable. Now seems…

this is some Electra-complex ethering right here.

I just googled ten random names + “the hedgehog” and wow — reams of fan art for each one! Derrick the hedgehog, Harry the hedgehog, Miranda the hegehog . . . I thought I was up on the whole double-reverse ironic pregnant Sonic meme scene, etc., but wow.

This is an interesting point but — and I loved Grantland — I wonder how much of a big deal this is people outside of the media-twitter bubble. You mention insider trading but will the death of Grantland really have any noticeable impact on Disney stock?

BAZINGA!!!!

This is the motherfucking worst thing ever published on any Gawker Media platform.

he’s even better.

COTY finalist right here

damn fine comment prose right here.

6 people? maybe 7? I assume the rest are dead.

hate or love it the ear drummers on top.

My parents told me they watched it and loved it the other day, and I wondered how they got into such a ridiculous sci-fi movie but then I remembered that opening scene. It really is masterful in easing all kinds of audiences into that world.

this is a powerful metaphor for white privilege.

You know it's actually not against the law to just not comment.

It's a great name but I hate when parents give their kids the wrong spelling of a name, IE McKayla instead of Michaela. It should be Quintavius. "Quintavious" sounds like a made-up adjective.

No, THIS is a facial: