This is what you get from fan feedback:

what in the hell are you talking about?? Wash your crock pot!!

This is an eminently charming story. Just

Damn. This makes me want to go out and buy a Ridgeline. Stat.

We all should be so dedicated to the cars we love, even the weird ones.

Their design decisions are to bog the OS down with more useless features with each update, so that you eventually need a new phone.

My wife got the Small Victories cookbook for Christmas. It’s the first cookbook that I have actually really liked.

I added the details about skill grinds, the table “SKIN”, and fucking, so that you nerds might have SOME hope of understanding the appeal of a normal non-gaming life. I figured that “spreadsheets in space” players likely need a little more hand-holding than the average person.

I always love stories about Eve but I have exactly zero desire to ever play it. I think I would love for someone to put together some sort of oral history of it at some point though.

So, is it “I could care less” or “I couldn’t care less”? Let me know. It’s for a friend

This isn’t about keeping him long-term. It’s for one more year.

we’ve heard enough about this from you, maybe it’s time for you to wrap it up

Ah yes, the inevitable Kotaku comment projecting their own insecurities onto a stranger because that person dared to say that they think they are attractive. Same as on every other Dr. Nerdlove post.

It’s best not to argue with fools, cause fools from a distance can’t tell who’s who.

Yeah, I watched this. She looked good, but compared to the three above her she was slower and less athletic. Watching Wagner was more like watching Champions on Ice rather than watching Olympic skating. She did good by her own standard, but she placed right about where she should have placed.

I mean, OK? If she doesn’t like her competition being decided by subjective judging, pick a different sport? I imagine the 5th place finisher also thinks the judges suck.

Ashley Wagner is furious, Johnny Weir is fabulous. I am ready for the Olympics.

“I’ve been wearing the same pair of $125 running shoes for 15 years, so”