At first I felt like it was my fault for reading into the headline, but the self-recrimination stops now. Fuck fest =/= locking out your roommate to have sex!

Wtf? If you’re all adults then you just courteously inform people that you’re hoping to get busy on a given night, and you all work together to pretend that you don’t hear or see anything untoward... Maybe that means that the non-participants make alternate sleeping arrangements, but it doesn’t mean that you take…

I was there too. Something about the phrase “Fuck Fest” screams “orgy!” to me, for some reason.

One night in undergrad I came home from a late night study session in the library. Opened the door to my shared room, and was hit in the face by a WALL of sex funk. My roommate was busily getting it on with her boyfriend who supposedly was only staying over every weekend but wound up staying four days out of seven…

For some reason I expected a love triangle to be part of the story and now I'm disappointed. This is like freshmen year roommate level of intrigue.

Yep. Had a roommate do this to me. He was even nice enough to leave a note on the door telling me and our other roommate to not come home tonight. Fortunately, the ONLY window in the apartment that was opened was the one to his bedroom. So, I crawled in through the window, spent a minute critiquing his performance…

Pedroso came back to their hotel room and found Oliveira there with another Olympic hard body, canoeist Pedro Goncalves.

If someone locks me out I will lose my damn mind. Much less if it’s because you want to get laid. Not cool regardless of who does it.

There’s nothing better than writing something rude and ending it with “All love.” It’s the “no offense” of the social media feud world.

It's really about ethics in gaming journalism.

You seem upset.

All you needed was a line about how you don’t get the point of _____ and this would have been the ultimate contrarian Kotaku comment.

i bet you sigh a lot on the internet

I’d call this pop-culture, which is about in line with what the site does.

It’s not like you have to click the article, read it and comment on it you know..

Send an email to Luke or the editor instead of crying down here.

from the BBC liveblog page....

I’m liking it so far. Very lonely and contemplative. But then when you do find signs of life after so much wandering, it’s like, a big deal. I love the alien encounters, they’re really good thanks to the difficulties in communication and the differences in cultures and all that.

It’s a picture of Sean Murray himself

I swear if there is a room with a cake at center of the universe I’m done.