Even outside of the physical aspects, super speed loses much of its usefulness because of perceptual issues. In order to avoid killing yourself by running into things, your perception would have to be increased as well, meaning that, rather than being super-fast, in your eyes, the rest of the world slows done.

Same here. I’ve started leaving low-level evolved Pokemon that I catch in the wild. What’s that? A 14CP Pidgeotto? A 19CP Raticate? A 17 CP Beedrill? Sure, why not.

Those goddamn doduos. If you count dodrios (since the vast majority of my dodrios have been evolved doduos), doduos are responsible for 22% of my catches so far.

I was gonna say, “We know who didn’t skip leg day.”

I feel like this is 40% awesome and 60% terrible. I feel like I’ll only be able to avoid it until I get down to the last 30 Pokemon or so.

This is very true. The last time I used the lucky egg, I pulled of 26 evolves in thirty minutes (with time for the app to crash multiple times in between) and went from Level 16 to Level 18 in one boost. Save up all of those pidgeys, rattatas, weedles, and caterpies and it can really bump you up there.

Another option is to find a building with terrible GPS reception. My work is in a poured concrete building with awful GPS reception (I’ll be in my office maybe 50 feet from a pokestop and it will tell me I’m on the other side of the building, 400 feet away), so my avatar is constantly walking around the screen,…

So, piracy is bad, and all that, no doubt. But Spiritual Warfare was a legitimately decent game. Was it a shameless ripoff of Zelda? Absolutely. But that’s what made it decent.

The Orlando Sentinel article, quoting the police, so take that for what it’s worth, said that he “stepped in front of the vehicle, thinking they had possibly broken into his home, raised his gun and ordered them not to move.”

From the Orlando Sentinel:

Even if his version is plausible, he should still be charged with, at the very least, reckless endangerment for firing at a fleeing vehicle.

Baylor is still being sued, right? What's the chance of the plaintiffs getting access to the Pepper Hamilton documents in discovery?

Not to mention that the entire movie is based on Kylo Ren trying to track Luke down and he’s just been chilling (no pun intended) on the First Order base all along? That would completely neuter the villain, who presumably is going to be around for at least one more movie.

No, what I’m saying is that if you go around bleating about how terrible this movie is without actually having seen it, you’re doing the same thing as the people you claim to not support. (The royal “you” here)

The movie can be bad, but it’s still stupid to make comments that it’s “stupid, unfunny, and unnecessary” based on the trailer. If you think the trailer sucks, that’s fine, say the trailer sucks. But unless you’ve seen the movie, let’s not call out the whole movie based on two-and-a-half minutes.

Maybe mute your phone? I play mostly without the mute button on (with and without headphones) and it always vibrates when something pops up. In fact, I just now heard it buzz in the drawer under my desk and nabbed a Squirtle, only to have the app crash on me, because of course it did. Thankfully, it was still there…

Because this movie has been receiving misogynist criticism since before a single second was shot. People having been talking about how this movie is ruining their childhoods just because it stars four women.

Why not go with a classic?

So we’re all just going to ignore that the alleged spot at the 9/11 Memorial says “To the fallen hero’s”?