So. Like. Let’s be real. Online harassment isn’t okay. That’s a fact. Name calling isn’t okay either. Calling a woman a slut because she wears low cut tops is just dumb.

Trying to shame her for these things is ludicrous.

Had I only a fedora and a trench coat—and my virginity—I could truly attain the ultimate level of enlightenment and erudition.

“I hate to tell Mr. Gorka, but this particular war is over and your side lost.”

Also, what’s the connection between current Russian government’s war and a brilliant Soviet dissident-turned-nevozvrashchenets filmmaker?

you are thinking of the Maze Runner

Plucky teens? Did you mean to post this on a Mazerunner review? Who is the plucky teen in this movie?

I think you have no idea what this movie is.

Merriam-Webster also offers this definition of whore: a venal (capable of being bought or obtained for money or other valuable consideration) or unscrupulous person.

Being a VINE celebrity means you’re the kind of celebrity that gets recognized in Taco Bell, while still being the kind of person that eats at Taco Bell.

National Security Advisor is a CIVILIAN office, not a military billet. McMaster is a former military general serving in a civilian role.

*eyeroll*

Look, man: The games you are defending aren’t art. Sorry. They’re stupid crap done by aggressively sexually immature Japanese men. Nothing is being censored anymore than telling someone else to stop being a fucking pervert. That’s not censorship, that’s filtration. That’s localization — y’know, the thing you…

Fuck Dollhouse.

I’ll take it as far as saying that I find cosplaying to be very odd. Like, off-puttingly odd. I recognize that’s on me, not on them, but does anyone else feel that way?

producers in hollywood and music produce things. producers in video games are middle management garbage

Ah, well, I see. I don’t really unpack it to the point of her saying she was raped to excuse it, just that he insisted she not go out into the cold. I think it’s generally assumed that they would not acknowledge that they had sex, just that due to the blizzard she had no choice but to stay, even though she tried.

I guess I always assumed the joined crescendo at the end, where both sing ‘Baby it’s cold outside,’ implies they agreed. Maybe I’ve watched too many 1940s musicals, but it’s always seemed obvious to me that the woman in the song wanted to ‘stay’ but was unsure what would happen after, and that the man in the song was…

Humor is fairly subjective, so I’m certain that some people will find this comment funny.

What you mean to say is “I do not believe a topic like abuse should be made light of”.

Your opinion is noted, though unlikely to sway anyone who feels to the contrary.

abuse is often funny, but its never not serious.