“I hadn’t seen any Guilias in months and I saw two yesterday.”

I don’t buy the idea that a franchise can have choking woven into its DNA.

I clicked this link expecting to hear the rock version and see CadZZilla, but I was delightfully surprised to hear this rendition instead. Never heard the full recording before, so thanks.

What? You weren’t happy with that incredibly ham fisted and pandering shot of literally every single female hero posing together awkwardly? The height of feminism, tbh. Mwah!

... who doesn’t want to pay taxes.

I’ve never met a libertarian that wasn’t some pot smoking gun nut that doesn’t want to admit to being a Conservative.

When the Sonics left, i started rooting for the Blazers as I used to live in Portland. However, i never stopped hating the Thunder with all of my heart. This shot was the most cathartic sports moment i’ve ever had.

That badge was already very old and well worn when Dipshit came along. 

That’s almost enough money to buy his kid admission to USC.

The amount of interest I have in reading that interview (or any of Ellis’ books for that matter) is. . . .less than zero.

Considering there’s a blueprint out there for successful online storefronts and business practices, it should be at least half as good.
The Epic store isn’t even that.

Because these features have literally nothing to do with the actual game, there are better alternatives to virtually all of them, and when there isn’t, the imposed inconvenience is infinitesimal in comparison to the world ending cataclysm people are constantly making this out to be.

I am so completely done with this absolutely fucking moronic, misguided horseshit crusade against Epic.

Look, I get it, the Epic store has a long way to go, but it’s been around for FOUR GODDAMN MONTHS! Valve has had 12 YEARS to develop and build up Steam to where it is now. Yes there are things the Epic store should…

That should count for two. He was clearly inside the three point line.

Exactly what Uber is doing. “distrupting the taxi business” by basically being a taxi business, only making the drivers use their own cars, pay for their own insurance, earn less money, and with the ultimate plan of eliminating them anyway because they know their business model doesn’t support them.

It’s rather remarkable that Invisible Hand® enthusiasts have such a hard time with this. In a free market, no one has an obligation to sell you a goddamn thing if they don’t want to. Hypothetically then, if there’s such a hot market for violent crime simulators a competitor will come along and sell them, thus driving S…

You know what else someone should be able to do in a free society?

Having boundaries doesn’t mean there’s a thought police out to get you.

The issue is that the story in the movie is 95% untrue. These two men were never friends; the driver was fired after 2 months. Mr. Shirley was not estranged from his family, didn’t have issues with his Blackness (the idea that he needed to learn to accept himself is absurd), didn’t need to be taught about Black…