There is zero overlap in the Venn Diagram of ‘people who respect John Lewis’ and ‘people who care what Trump thinks.’

I moved to NC recently, and in getting to know the area I encountered the Wilmington massacre and this little tidbit:

The irony is that the electoral college was designed to be anti-democratic by allowing the elites to reject an unacceptable person (basically it was designed to make sure Donald Trump couldnt become president.) But we changed it to something even worse, which is why we now have several presidents who didnt win what is…

It’s worthless and needs to be dismantled.  We have the tech to go by popular vote only

Empty land deserves more votes! 

Are you trying to make me agree with Trump that TikTok should be banned?

You know what you sound like? You sound like my little sister whining that her friends don’t have to do chores when told to wash the dishes. She's 7 and even she knows that's a bullshit argument.

Kind of funny that you’d give spoilers about the next episode when you threw a hissy fit about a title of a review of an episode vaguely alluding to a minor plot point as a “spoiler”

In what twisted world do you live in where upright-walking spiders (whatever that may look like) are the less terrifying option?

So you're saying there's a spider slider? 

but im good with spiders and terrified of floating blobs ever since i was attacked by that lava lamp.

I have not yet seen this movie, but it was the go-to answer I saw every time whenever horror fans asked the question, what is the most pretentious horror movie? (second place was usually Ken Russell’s Gothic)

There’s a reason “cat burglar” is a well-known phrase.

The promotional posters are ready.

While VanDamme and Seagal may have a better catalog of movies overall, Rothrock was a vastly superior cinematic martial artist. Certainly she used a stunt double for some heavier impacts (as they ALL do) but she was faster, more fluid and more versatile than either of them. Anyone that could thrive in the Hong Kong…

Watch her Hong Kong ones — they’re better than her American ones, which are all largely bottom-of-the-barrel trash.

The NES era was all built by folks who came from arcades (a slight exagerration but not much). With their memory limitations, devs hyperfocused on making a satisfying core game play loop that encouraged rapid “rounds” (and contra is a king example of that).

The NES era was all built by folks who came from arcades (a slight exagerration but not much). With their memory…

Yup, plus Bionic Commando doesn’t have passwords or a save feature if I’m not mistaken?

Yup, plus Bionic Commando doesn’t have passwords or a save feature if I’m not mistaken?

This is exactly what I thought when I saw the headline. ‘Ladies and gentlemen, let me introduce you to a little thing called the NES.” All three of those are great choices - although Crystalis gets a little too grindy to finish in a short session IMO. Megaman 2 is usually my go-to for a quick action gaming burst. Heck,…

This is exactly what I thought when I saw the headline. ‘Ladies and gentlemen, let me introduce you to a little…

Mirror’s Edge. The game bangs, feels great, and empowers everything you do. If I’m ever strapped for stuff to do, or it’s just been a rainy day and I’m not feeling anything else, then this is my go to.

Mirror’s Edge. The game bangs, feels great, and empowers everything you do. If I’m ever strapped for stuff to do, or…