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Seems good for UK too. Skyrim £14.99, Dawnguard or Dragonborn £6.99, Hearthfire £1.75.

This is what I was thinking. This study ignores a minority and has an unfortunate implication that anyone who willingly abstains from sex for whatever reason can't be as happy as those who do not.

I followed the confusion and misinformation in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombings quite avidly. Fact-checking seems to be at an all-time low during crises like that, not helped by there not being all that many facts established and lots of conflicting stories from media outlets. I guess there's not too much harm

When I was young I really liked him in Titanic too, though I still feel a bit ashamed about it because his character was such a monumental asshole.

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My induction to K-Pop was through SHINee - I didn't have any interest in Korean music before that because I don't understand a word of Korean, but this song was so damn catchy that I couldn't help myself. I don't know if SHINee's music is considered not to suck, but at least it's my guilty pleasure >.>

Video games isn't the only thing Kotaku covers.

That Melissa Joan Hart movie sounds exactly like the kind of crappy movie I'd end up watching on Netflix at 2am after a bad day. I definitely had some self-respect before I got Netflix, but it's all gone now...

My first thought was perhaps she is representing petite (i.e. shorter than average) women, but it is a little hard to tell. Perhaps rather than focusing exclusively on non-traditional models, their campaign is about representing everyone and embracing all body types as beautiful without excluding anyone.

Oh my god. I haven't even finished the first game yet, but I had to run in here and hurriedly scroll past the gifs without looking at them in order to say: That header gif with Garrus and Shep is the best thing I have seen on the internet all day (and that's saying something). I am SO looking forward to beginning to

A fancy character creator in ME1? Maybe for the time... but I only picked up Mass Effect for the first time a few weeks ago and I was bitterly disappointed with the customisation options (only tried the female creator - no idea about the male). Few options to begin with for each feature and fewer still if you only

See article you don't want to read. Option 1: Scroll past and forget about it three seconds later. Option 2: Click on it, read the article, becoming more enraged all the while, and laboriously type out a comment about how in your face it is/how it's been somehow forced upon you.

Admittedly, afterwards I really regretted getting out after my panic attack because I missed the fun part, looking at the marine life. A part of me does want to try it again but just taking the training A LOT more slowly. The course I did was part of a packaged gap month thing I did in Kenya so I didn't have any

Speak for yourself! I thought I'd challenge my fear of the ocean by going scuba diving. Many factors (most significantly, rushed training, a mean instructor, being extremely cold, uncomfortable and anxious) combined on my first ocean dive so that when we started doing safety exercises I had a panic attack and had to

Obviously you've had a lot of negative responses to this comment. You've replied to many of them with the same response but you haven't said WHY you think these are not the same. I do think overweight people get treated worse than underweight people, especially in Hollywood and other appearance-obsessed industries,

My dietitician has been urging me to drink whole milk in order to put on weight, but this study suggests a link between skim milk and weight gain? Well, I'm not switching. You can prise my whole milk from my cold, skinny dead hands.

Yes, the sessions were only 20 minutes long. One hour a week for 12 weeks - that seems pretty efficient to me. If you really want to lose a lot of weight though, this intense workout probably isn't sustainable, and you'd need to change your diet too. I'm more interested in the muscle building aspect.

I once had a dream that I had a penis; I guess Freud would have a lot to say about that. I remember that I was standing naked in my bathroom, looking in the mirror in fascination, and decided to try thinking of things that turn me on so I could experience getting an erection. Unfortunately I think that's when the

Oh, no problem. I understand where you're coming from about getting crap. There's really something awful about other people questioning your sexual identity when they can't possibly understand all the experiences and feelings and confusion that led you to that conclusion. I haven't come out to any of my real life

Now that I think about it, I have heard a couple of stories about women thinking themselves to orgasm, though I'm not sure how truthful they are. I confess I don't know anything about the scientific/biological side of things either, but I'm guessing it must differ between the two sexes somehow. Persistent Genital

Yes, that's what I meant. I do know what asexual means or I wouldn't be identifying as one. I just wanted to sum myself up as an asexual who is not interested in sex at all, since that part in particular was important to my answer. I've never been sexually attracted to anyone, and I'm not interested in having sex with