Anyone that can afford a $100k luxury sedan can most certainly splurge on delivery of a larger TV. Also, at the age they could afford such a car, they are probably unable to lift anything heavier than an iPad, nor able to clearly see a screen smaller than 70”.

Forcing users to jump through hoops just to unsubscribe would only motivate me to never return to their product. The idea that they made their customer service worse after making it abundantly clear that they only care about our money... worst management ever?

I realize I am in the minority, but I can’t stand GTA online. For me, the game is the single player story. Those who feel like I do were let down by Rockstar because they added nothing to the single player experience.

I guess that’s where the money is, but playing GTA Online was one of the worst experiences I have had…

Now Nintendo is in no way perfect, but their policy of announcing games closer to gold status should be the standard. Also more developers/pubs need to take note from the Hades team on their process. 

We’ll get back to you on that. In the meantime, you can stop posting.

You can be over it emotionally and still talk about it. 

It depends on person to person. Being in a situation like that, where your body is in self-defense fight or flight mode, can rewire parts of your brain due to the stressors you experience. A soldier goes into a war zone and has a bomb go off twenty feet away, killing everyone else on the squad, just once, but that’s a…

Not to be cruel but I would have expected Dan Harmon to be the Rick and Morty co creator who'd get caught doing something terrible.

Bronson Pinchot has talked about it in a few places including his long form interview from 2009 here (which has been discussed several times in threads), but since they’ve never fixed links properly this is the relevant part from that interview:

I call it Fister Roboto. And the best part? It’s learning.

Terror on the Prarie sounds like a headline Kent Brockman would read.

You know who still gets trucks of Disney money?

it’s like when the banjo player for Mumford & Sons left the band so he could keep posting.

She coulda had the Disney corporation delivering dump trucks of cash to her house on a routine basis, but she wanted to be mad online, instead. I would delete my Twitter account for Disney money. I would delete my Twitter account for Lifetime television money. I would delete my Twitter account for $20 actually.

He’s trained his entire life for this moment... to be the King of the Hill behind bars, amongst a bunch of other me-first jerkoff “men”. I wish him the best of luck in that future endeavor.

I hope someone sets this son of a bitch on fire.

Absolutely beautiful. Well done.  

 Take your meds and stop trying to annoy the grownups. 

Fuck off.