Merely putting the word "feminism" in the title is a rallying call for all the MRA pieces of shit on the internet and all but guarantees page views. Regardless of the title I would have came here for the imminent show in the comments.

I'd have to rank this one below "Rape of Thrones" but above "Like Dawes, or else."

I wanted to hate the article because of that title. Unfortunately, it made some excellent points and I rather enjoyed it.

Period jokes? Grow up.

No, the richest company in the world was the one hosting the event, and therefore held the reins.

I object to that characterization. I can't speak for all the men of the AV Club, but I have a pretty impressive rack.

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I see it as people trying to find order in chaos.

The loudest person in the room is often the one with the least to say.

Leaving Farley's orbit and quitting speedballs.

His best will always be Mambo No. 5, though.

The main advantages of plugging cable into your box are voice controls and the OneGuide, which is (likely) a massive improvement over your cable provider's menu.

I agree that the reaction is overblown* but do find it remarkable that the richest company in the world - one that prides itself on being a progressive and free-spirited soul - didn't predict this outcome. Especially after they wisely began using "3D Touch" instead of "Force Touch."

If it helps quell any of the frustration, I'd like to add that some people might have legitimate reasons for requesting a transcript, such as being deaf or wanting to frame these delightful exchanges and hang above the mantle, toilet, or whichever fixture one reserves for their objects of reverence.

- Mel Gibson

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That was the one line that jumped out at me, too. Other than that you pretty much nailed Richard's voice. (I only read the excerpt.)

As someone who's lived in Mexico and has Mexican family I'm deeply offended by this racist comment. There are many lower-middle class nerds, just like anywhere, but you'll only find them huddled around the computers in the back of a taqueria.

Excellent username/comment synergy.

I think he's admitting to identity theft.