It's actually about ethics in video game journalism.

I didn't even make it through reading the text of the story before I was a blubbering mess. I'm not even going attempt to watch that video.

And I'm not condemning the release of the video, not at all, it's a part of his story to release as he sees fit - but it feels slightly vouyeristic and intrusive to watch it. To…

ARROOOOOO!

Wait.

Bea Arthur was one of these auxiliaries - she was a Marine Corps truck driver with the rank of Sergent.

came here to post that exact video. kudos! ;)

I told you I was freaky.

I didn't know how much I wanted this.

Thank you.

It'll be my new completely unique recipe, Desperately Trying To Prevent Divorce Chicken! You'll never guess the secret ingredient!

Men's Health - telling you month after month that women are no fun, they will never understand you, and you will never understand them.

Okay, but - and hear me out here, everyone - but what if you pretend that every single man in these photos is actually just ripping some rank ass? Yeah. Look at their faces. And look at the women's faces. And then just think about that.

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I love this series so much I could scream.

"Breaking News: WineCritic got bangs on Wednesday. We assume they look fabulous but cannot confirm due to lack of image posting capabilities."

Step on em and move on.

UGHHH on so many levels.

Now that I've watched the trailer, I realize it's a twist where he's only pretending to be the boy from high school. That guy died in an accident in 1997, and Marsden stole his identity to woo the girl he loved from afar all those years ago.