This is why I hate when people bitch about $60 games. Games were way more back then, and if you include inflation, they’d be even more expensive.

I'd like to think I made the right decision keeping this unopened

This is why I roll my eyes whenever people bitch about the cost of games today.

May I offer my “head up my ass” opinion as to why?

Just to clarify, he says underrepresented minorities because Asians are over represented by 850%. Asians make up 4% of USA while making up 34% of the biggest tech companies (Twitter included). White people are, funny enough, actually underrepresented with a 66% population make up and 56% of tech. Black and Hispanics…

I have mentioned this elsewhere, but according to the latest statistics, the population getting CS degrees just isn’t that diverse. 77% of degree recipients are white or asian. Blacks receive 4%! The company is actually pretty representative of the qualified population.

This is capitalism as it’s finest. Sometimes it works out!

For all the non-sports people, I want to point them to stuff like this as to why sports matter, and why they are a good thing, and why as “overpaid” or whatever you want to claim athletes are that sports can be such a powerful force for unifying people.

Rejection of intolerance is not itself intolerance. That’s logical balance in a weightless environment.

LOL. “Free stuff.”

It’s not that the maths involved is hard (maths is actually one of my strong points), although why exactly should I be doing maths when I’m going there to eat, at least beyond the basic maths money handling requires? More to the point though, isn’t the percentage you actually choose a subjective thing? I mean I’ve…

I’m assuming that you were liberally posting this definition to shut your colleagues and their supporters up when they were railing against Emma Stone playing a character whose ethnicity she didn’t actually share.

Good quarterbacks know how to avoid a sack.

I'm really, really enjoying the game, but it turns out what I really want is Super Mega Man Maker.

I know this is really sad and not a laughing matter. But I couldn’t help but crack up laughing when the Alabama O-lineman points at him like, “somebody better come help this white boy,” and Caputo just points right back at him like “you pointin’ at me, I’m gonna’ point right back at you, Mr. Pointy Man.”

Fantastic. But PLEASE can we have one training standard, instead of one for men and one for women?

Old Republic has this but just better, just saying

“Jake Locker Retired?” - Zach Mettenberger