it's not art, it's capitalism. no one will tell joe schmo hobby game writer in his basement, alone, writing a game for fun, how to write his story. when you're selling to a wide audience/consumer base, the basic tenet of capitalism is that it is your duty to listen to that consumer.

Christina Hendricks. I get it, and if she ever looked at him twice it would significantly improve my perception of him.

lol ok tough guy.

Where it happened, he wouldn't have had to even go to the police; they are everywhere. No one could've touched him or even shouted at him for more than a few seconds without a cop noticing.

you're not communicating effectively.

iuds can be non-hormonal, and emergency contraception is for emergencies, so how is this rant relevant?

I'm surprised he hasn't tried to spin it as a big joke. Since it obviously didn't happen the way he said, if it happened at all.

also i am quite positive she did not hit him (why not take photographs of that, or the bruise, or any redness, if that happened? it's times square, there are 20 cops there, call one over.)

"miss, you dropped this" and hands me a piece of paper pre-printed up with his name and phone number.

yeah. or they view it as competition. Only One Smurfette. i mean i get it, it's natural. doesn't mean we can't/won't do better.

are there photos of his bruises? i have never been near times square without seeing more than 5 cops. i sincerely doubt his version of events.

i have never been to times square without seeing fewer than 6 cops. i am sincerely skeptical anything beyond a verbal interaction occurred.

he was taking creepshots of women, and one of them noticed. he got what he deserved.

i think mentoring (or, the natural growth of % of women professionals) is the only way to overcome the Smurfette Syndrome. women have to draw each other up but their fashionable yet affordable bootstraps.

i think i can guess what kind of "specialties" the high-end specialty store she works in sells.

what would you suggest? that the pornography industry never be discussed, that its participants be given even less of a voice in the media/outside their own industry, where they are all essentially powerless?

is this your first day on the internet? how do you like it so far?

then it kind of is the nanny who sued wolf. she has a legitimate claim now, and these people are awful, and she might've ruined it for herself with previous frivolous lawsuits.

can you guys do a little journalism and tell us if this no-salary, just-room-and-board thing is legal? because it seems incredibly shady.

why was Troop Beverly Hills so intentionally exclusionary to boys? there are more boy scouts than girl scouts, it doesn't make sense.