What you’re describing is a tiny bit of noise in the overall natural churn and evolution of language. Vastly more words will naturally fall out of favor than would ever get pushed out via social pressure for being hateful/inappropriate. And the development of new words isn’t the core issue anyway, it’s simply taking a…

I once tried to do a comprehensive explanation of Power Girl’s backstories to a non comic person and they just acted like I was speaking in tongues.

If he’d gotten into a lobby with a cheater and played a normal game, then discovered later one of his teammates was a cheater, fine.  But he actively played the game taking advantage of the cheater’s cheats, while streaming to his typical huge audience.  There’s no way Bluehole can let that slide.

He actively played with the hacker and used the hacker’s exploits to get kills (clearly just for funsies, obviously Shroud can get all the kills he wants without cheating).

Whatever your intention was, in the context of the initial statement, I think most people would interpret what you said as meaning “They use the same engine, so the difference in cheating doesn’t come down to the game code”.

Your standard commercial mayo is fairly high in sodium per serving. for whatever that’s worth.

Hey poor people, stop being poor and your money issues will all be solved.

The family tried that.  The utility company claims they can’t find the records.

Didn’t she use Bad Reputation in her MMA days?

I read that headline, misinterpreted the implications of the wording, and the actual video was all downhill from there.

Absolutely.  When I’m surrounded by any accent for a significant amount of time it leaks into my speech unless I actively fight against it and that’s tiring.

It’s like David Roth has never seen or heard of movies that are basically giant commercials/branding delivery vehicles before.

As someone familiar with the true size of even large RV bathrooms, I’m amused by the use of angles and lenses to create the illusion of extra size/space in that picture.

Seriously, I read that line and was like “I hope this kid makes a billion goddamn dollars.”

As uneven and clunky as this movie is, I genuinely, completely unironically went “Oh fuck yeah!” when The Shoveler busts out that little trowel.

Ah, Rumble/Timbersaw/Howitzer.

Fuck off yourself.  There’s barely any criticism of Naughty Dog, there’s just a lot of worry.

Conflict is fine, it just doesn’t have to always be “And then we kill this character’s loved one.” Looking at genre media, I loved pairings like John and Aeryn from Farscape, and Nomi and Amanita from Sense8, who were happy couples who faced crazy shit together.

“We enjoy watching our characters suffer through pain, loss and hardship. We revel in it. “ 

TLoU is a good example because Ellie’s first girlfriend died, like, minutes after they even figured out they could even be girlfriends.  And now they’re featuring Ellie’s new girlfriend, and it just feels simultaneously inevitable and lame that she’s probably also gonna die.  There’s gotta be another button to press…