The internet was built on pedantic; that’s what makes it fun. :)

I have nothing but respect for The Whites, even though many of them are addicted to opiates and are too lazy to get a job! I have some Whites in my family, they are good people, hard working, respectful! If all The Whites where like The Whites I know, they would be happier.

“How could that possibly be your point? You spent the whole comment telling me how the people COULDN’T have missed it, but then quoted the exact circumstance where I have seen, firsthand, THOSE PEOPLE MISSING IT!”

There’s a link to an html5 version on the blog post about the game:

I’m struggling to see anything blatently stupid about what he said other than the fact that its a Fox News source.

Besides, this is the true story of the Death Star plans getting to Princess Leia’s ship. Not Jyn Erso or Kyle Katarn.

I like a lot of your analysis. But to me the problem is so much simpler. Given the events of Rogue One, Vader and his ship are chasing the Tantive IV directly out of an active combat zone where it was clear and known combatant.

Pretty much the whole scene in Star Wars makes hardly a lick of sense in that context.

To counter that though, if you create a lock that can very easily be jimmied. Don’t be surprised when folks jimmy it.

I appreciate your thoughtful response. I think you’re underestimating Congress’s power to write law and enact the federal budget, though. It’s true that the President has the power to veto laws and is the head of the executive agencies, but if they can’t convince Congress to write legislation and fund their policies…

Thank you for the thoughtful and well reasoned reply. But shouldn’t the President represent the needs of the majority of citizens, regardless of their local issues? It is a national office, not a state or local one, a single person voted on by the entire country to represent them to the world and put forth a vision…

I’m not saying Tesla will rid the world of road deaths or that autopilot will be everything they hope it to be, but I think you are slightly mistaken for saying that the car in the next lane did the same thing faster. The difference is that while the car in the next lane did apply the brakes, it also had a clear view…

I would imagine a Ron Swansoning person also transitioning wouldn’t care about the internet enough to use it as a tool.

I agree with you. It’s an unpopular thing to say given how we’re routinely strangled by politically correct culture these days. It would seem that saying anything that disagrees or is somehow deemed “offensive” gets categorized as wrong or inherently insensitive. Having an open and honest discussion is healthy. …

Okay, I’m sorry. What you said touched a nerve and I reacted in anger. Not sure how that’s hubris though...Quick to anger, maybe.

“Snowflake” look at this big boy faggot over here.

“Blatherin’ Blatherskite!” How about a Con Man reunion? Tudyk as Gyro, Fillion as Gizmoduck.

This is what battles tyranny: ordinary people, alone or in their millions, simply saying NO.

K cool, have a good one then

Sorry, I guess I just don’t get the nuances of being an asshole. I bow to your superior experience. You’ve clearly proven yourself the bigger man.

You...you...wait. Wow. That’s actually where you’re going with this?

I’m sorry, it’s just so stupid it actually took me a minute to realize somebody might be ridiculous enough to try that. Have you ever heard of the word sarcasm? I’m not sure you have.

Hint: The context is in the rest of the statement, where I’m…