Yeah, you're a pedantic dick, and your argument doesn't make a bit of sense.

You’re complaining because of a headline it took you one second to read. It literally took you longer to comment about how much you hated it than it did to read it. You’re literally a waste of your own time.

Lots of rulers have killed innocents to bring peace throughout history. Given the nature of life and death in Skellige, yes, I think she would have gone through with killing the child if it were the only way. Fortunately it wasn't.

Then stop reading articles you don't want to read. What are you, a fucking masochist?

Maybe it’s just my propensity for doing sidequests, but I found myself constantly over-leveled for the main quests from the very beginning.

Having paid attention to her character I saw her as the type that would absolutely kill a baby if she thought it was for a greater good.

The veracity of the headline is unquestionable. It’s a true statement of fact. Your assumptions about what the author may or may not have been thinking when writing it aren’t relevant.

The headline says it wouldn't melt at the center of the earth (and it wouldn't); it does not say that it wouldn't melt at temperatures comparable to those at the center of the earth. If you're going to be pedantic, you'd better be damn sure you're paying attention.

This list is woefully incomplete without Dusty Diamond's All-Star Softball for NES.

Most things do if you only bother to view them at the most superficial level.

When I first moved to Fort Lauderdale, FL, I waitressed at a sports bar that specialized in seafood. We had many dishes made with “dolphin”—not actual dolphin, but for some reason Mahi Mahi was commonly referred to as “dolphin” in this area

Funny, that’s exactly the number of people who care about any of the opinions you’ve ever expressed on the internet, yet you keep on keeping on.

Look, I get that he was a clean-cut rapper who didn’t curse in his records, but anointing Will Smith as a saint is going a bit overboard, don't you think?

That's the problem. With no story to service the action has no substance. It's all sound and fury. Jumping from one moving car to another doesn't mean much to me if I don't care if you make it or not.

I still don’t get the love for Fury Road. I’ve never seen anyone make so much action so dull to watch.

Also T-bird from The Crow.

That’s exactly how Oberyn Martel dressed in the show.

Gene Wolfe, hands down.

Question: I subscribed to the Restored Content mod and the Droid Planet mod, but is there any way (other than playing hours into the game) to confirm that the mods were implemented correctly? There doesn’t appear to be any kind of mod manager or any confirmation that the mod was downloaded when I launch the game, and…

How are they going to incorporate extra content that Bioware didn’t implement into a retail release they intend to charge money for? As it is on PC you still just buy the vanilla game. The extra content is a mod. It’s a separate piece of software that’s downloaded separately and applied to the game.