If you're still looking for a solution, I use the Swype keyboard on all my Android devices. It's ridiculously easy to add words to the dictionary.

Bioshock Infinite is what came to mind as soon as I read the headline. Granted, I was probably less prepared than most because I'm fairly easily squicked out by gory violence, but still. I nearly fell off the damn couch at that particular scene.

First person 1 response: Well, we're all dying anyway, just sometimes it feels faster than normal.

I'm really not sure what I expected when I clicked through there. I'm...horrified and also terribly amused? That is some serious dedication to a project.

I only wear pants and my husband doesn't seem to have an opinion, so I think I can safely say I don't shave for other people. I have this tic where I rub my legs against each other while I fall asleep, and my leg hair is like, well, eyebrow hair. And plentiful. It's itchy and weird when I don't shave from the knee…

Because she was farting around on Fiverr one night, saw the embarrassment of riches that is the photoshop services, and wondered, "Huh. I bet it would be interesting to see how different the results would be from all these different places"?

I'm a bit squicked out that we're not talking about the "trying to get someone wasted" as a seduction technique.

I interpreted "for a job" as "employee, for a job they would pursue", probably because regional/industry phrasing. Apologies.

The only good slapping gifs are high speed slapping gifs.

I hope you at least feel the same way about any achievement built into a game that requires a repetitive task. That's basically what this guy did- he made up an achievement and decided to grind until he got there. You're playing internet armchair psychologist, trying to imagine what else he was doing while he played…

No, but for some people, it doesn't even occur to them to do so.

I'm gonna do the sorry-not-sorry, let's take a situation where I'm offered a job and I know who my direct manager would be. I may or may not have networked contacts who I could discreetly ask for the "real" description of the manager's style. But if I don't, checking out someone's social media activities are my only…

Hell, I google coworkers, potential bosses, my mailman...okay, I don't have a dedicated mailman. Whatever. People change, yes, so you should take time stamps and such in mind.

I'm hardly surprised to find out the model is a Hydra agent. Just look at that devious grin!

The first thing I do with any TS game is make my me-Sim and set out to conquer the neighborhood. (Also steal their plates.) In one of my save files, I seduced my lady butler because I am a terrible and unethical employer.

Stepford Sims. ;)

Electrocution ghosts are the worst! I finally got a Sim to die while repairing a stereo, but forgot he had the "loser" trait. Stupid grim reaper resurrected him.

The trick is to pause the game and build a wall around the very edge of the pool. Not that, uh, I made a point of collecting all the different types of ghosts.

Yep. I'm sometimes tempted to scoff at college myself since I've done quite well without it, plus the whole "yaaay no student loans" bit. Then I remind myself there are any number of specific factors at play: right place, right time, right industry, existing skills, opportunities where my strengths helped me stand…

It's very much seen as an "emasculated" sort of thing and it's pretty infuriating when I've encountered that attitude. Your balls are still there, dude!