You mean an iTable?

Same, except my mom just wanted to drive around the DriveclubVR demo track at 60mph over and over.

I’d say you’re really talking about prejudice, not racism. Nearly everyone has prejudices. Sometimes it’s color, or gender or how someone is dressed. We make a hundred judgements a day based on purely superficial traits or becasue of a past experience or what we heard on the news.

That’s cool. Sorry I didn’t word it “passionately” enough for you. I don’t have anything to prove in this particular forum, though.

Everyone has the capacity to be racist. Color is one of the first things the mind notices in the visual sequence of cognition. Its also the most emotive.

Just go to a strip club and watch Red Dawn. It’s less sad than this shit.

I take it you’re not from an NFL city?

Same as the Apple Watch! It’s a match made in heaven!

It is weird. Like, I guess it’s a hot take, now, to be all super cynical so you rewrite what actually happened. This election was so close that something like this could have most definitely goosed turnout just enough that Hillary could have pulled this off.

The people who say “it wouldn’t have changed anything” clearly did not pay attention to the campaign.

Clinton lost because the story the last two weeks of the election was the Comey letter, and emails. Trump’s strategy after that was to lay low, not say anything at all, and stay out of the news.

It’s easy to grin

I just don’t understand VR. When I get home from work and want to play a video game, I want to sit on my fat lazy butt with a controller in my hand and “veg out” in front of my monitor.

So this is where the buck stops.

Except it won’t because North Carolina is gerrymandered (and vote suppressed) within an inch of its life and the GOP won’t be giving up control of it any time soon. Even if some of these orders end up getting overturned down the road they do damage now by throwing sand in the gears of government.

So the GOP gets to run elections in even numbered years, and the Dems in odd-numbered. This is perfectly fair. As I used to tell my little brother: You get to use the sled on the way UP the hill, I get it on the way DOWN the hill.

crazy how “good” is subjective amirite

look how can we blame the campaign when there haven’t been any contemporary examples of extraordinarily run campaigns that leaned heavily on ground game, grassroots tactics

I’m getting in:

I love a nice umlaut, especially with a latte!

Hey, I do not think the commas are the problem. Most Americans have a fear of commas.