“Like, why do you even care about other people? They’re not you.”

Unfortunately therapy is about learning to change and until America’s military undergoes therapy they will continue to commit war crimes AND demand people respect them for it

America’s occasionally shameful but generally noble use of military power.

Clearly? Sure, Jan. Time will tell.

Pointing to those examples doesn’t really prove anything when this is how ALL the nobles in this world behave.

The show opens with Ned Stark beheading a terrified deserter. Catylyn stark murders an unarmed child just to spite Walder Frey... even and Walder tells her he doesn’t care. Jon hangs a nine year old boy. The…

Tencent purchases 1.5% share of a company.

I like the ones that are “kill x enemy with unexpected y weapon” or something like that, those are cool. But some games give you achievements for just, like, using a specific weapon a regular amount and either you’ll get it without trying or, if that weapon is outside your gameplay style, you’ll never get it - Mass…

Last summer, the Washington Post did a great podcast series on the race to the moon, which covered similar ground to this book (multiple perspectives, good biographical info, good science). No fiction in that though.

Personally, i’ll attempt as much Platinum as i could (16 and counting [i think i have another 4~5 in another account which i don’t play on anymore]) and the worst of the lot has to be a Multiplayer tagged Trophies on a majority Single Player game and Difficulty Trophies.

Multiplayer tagged trophies are hard to achieve…

Yeah the hunting grounds were the ones I never got. I did a few of them early and found them tedious and boring compared to the main game so I just skipped them all. I could probably get them if I wanted but I just don’t care anymore.

Yeah I feel like HZD had a good structure for platinum. You definitely need to explore everything the game offers but they all came in the flow of play (except I guess the hunting grounds)

God of War was my 2nd! I couldn’t put that one down and I knew I had to get it. The Valkyrie Queen was the most difficult part of the game. Then on twitter I see some guy destroy her with touch screen controls on his phone. I’m like hold up a minute, I could barely do that with a controller.

Ah, this is a common mistake. These books are the ones that prominently feature Lucky the Pizza Dog, with occasional supporting appearances from Clint and Kate.

That’s why I’m busting on him. He’s clearly cherry picking to suit his POV.

But, bless him, Clint’s very boring.

I expect that Sony, Marvel and Square-Enix know a whole hell of a lot more about Spider-Man’s legal situation than people on the internet. 

Capitalist news flash: Companies work to benefit shareholders. That’s exactly and entirely the purpose of a company. All companies exist for the benefit those that own it, whether it’s two guys in a taco truck to ExxonMobil.  If they aren’t in it for that, they’re called charities. 

Yes.. It was a fantastic game to be honest.

I was too stressed the fuck out to even think about the mechanics of this fight. I was running for my life and taking every chance I could to shoot it or throw bombs at it. It felt like an accomplishment after it finally went down, when I had no idea how long it was gonna take or if I was gonna have enough supplies to…

The author of the study that the articles you link to are using as a source is Adrian Zenz, who works for the ultra right wing Victims of Communism Memorial Fund and has written several books detailing the return of the antichrist and how he thinks the Christian end times will play out.

Both articles name him but…