Blame the consumer for not supporting overprice capitalism. good on gen z for not blowing their money on overpriced poison.

Guys I know literally right now in 2023, a 29 year old guy who is a student and works a part time internet job and has an apartment on the Upper East Side (alone, no roommate). No other money or wealth. Stop arguing about Jerry Seinfeld’s completely modest 1990s apartment.

This is the greatest parody of a right-wing nutjob I have ever seen on this site. Kudos to you for giving it your all to show how morally bankrupt yet strangely stupid these numbnuts are!

Have you read the original fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen, you well versed defender of Western culture and history? Have you spent even the time to read a text that’s just 20-page long? Because (SPOILER ALERT) the mermaid fucking dies.

You know mermaids are fantasy creatures, right?

Do you think commas and apostrophes are woke too? And proper syntax? And not saying stupid things?

There was a similar article a while back, some other thing was review bombed, and I asked the general question of who even paid attention to these crowdsourced review sites and a few people apparently thought they were very important! They were like “I don’t want a review from some stuffy professional critic who…

Public rating system’s like IMDB’s don’t actually reflect anything useful, so why would I pay any attention to those numbers?

I guess I need to use the sArcASm TexT because my snark was apparently not obvious enough.

“uppity players” was snark my dude, I’m here for player groups/unions getting theirs

This is your daily reminder that the only power people have over their employers is the one they exercise collectively, as a union. That power is the reason we have safety regulations to make our workplaces safe to work in. It’s why we have 40-hour work weeks and (used to be) unconditional overtime pay. It’s why…

December 1933, when RKO released “Son of Kong”, a sequel wherein the titular character is an unambiguous good guy who sacrifices himself to help humans. So pretty much from the start, Kong was seen as a potential good guy. As we learned more and more about gorillas and their intelligence, that potential just grew.

i dunno. when did they decide Godzilla was a hero when in his original movie he was a walking roaring natural disaster? it just happens sometimes. these versions arent based on their original films. 

Thankfully, it doesn’t look to be the usual crap cgi animation they keep releasing. Hope to see a Magma Turtle or Spirit Tiger!

Counterpoint to everyone saying ‘FF games since <insert number here> have all been hard to follow’... the way you experience the story playing a game is not anywhere close to the same as the issue they’re describing. Story beats can be hours, days, weeks apart when playing a game. Broken up by real life, by battles,…

Not everyone, in the US or in Europe. If you live in the city a small hatchback is great. Fitting big stuff into tiny parking spaces and garages sucks. One of the reasons GM will sell around 80,000 Bolts this year.

We leased our first Bolt in 2017. We leased our second Bolt in 2020. We bought out our lease last month. Even with parking the car outside before the battery pack was replaced, it was still a great little car. Could have bought a Tesla, but didn’t see the value there. Ugly? Ever stare at a VW bug? Largest selling…

It really isn’t that ugly at all ...

Wow, pissing on the underemployed having to take a bad job over having no job. Very brave

The Bolt is a perfect concept that EVs can be both practical and affordable....it’s just too damn bad it’s so ugly. While they could’ve easily taken after many nice smaller vehicles made by their direct competition GM, once again proved that they just don’t get small cars.