As with football, American Football’s off-pitch drama and slagging matches are far more entertaining than the sport itself.

Good to see people were spouting shite online back then too.

Anti-intellectualism is a massive con, and like other cons, it depends on the mark being complicit in it.

You never get this level of nonsense with Blood Bowl.

How would you market the Nintendo Switch, given the chance?

The problem is, there is a contradiction here - a requirement towards unity and a requirement to address division. This fundamental tension cannot be easily resolved. How, then, to square the circle?

Can America have her and send Trump over to Somalia? Or would that cause an even bigger refugee crisis?

If it wasn’t for network news constantly chasing ‘spectacle’, Trump wouldn’t have got so much free publicity.

First it was the Battle of Tracer’s Arse, now it’s the Battle of Mei’s Body Fat Percentage. What next? The Battle of Soldier 76's Prostate Management?

When in Rome etc.

Bet their mothers did, in hindsight.

Anti-intellectualism is like pubic lice - they both suck balls and can spread only too easily. On the other hand, pubic lice are cuter.

And that, dear friends, is professionalism.

Played the first one but gave up midway through- couldn’t be arsed with the romanticisation of scumbag misogynist characters, or the absurdity of it all. It felt like a Japanese video game designed by a bunch of idiots from the East End of London (now relocated to Essex to get away from the ‘ethnics’) who get…

This is not reality TV, it is a satirical sit com written by Armando Iannucci on mushrooms.

She’s an 18 year old who had to hit the ground running at 11 - she’s turned out rather well, all things considered.

What about a protest march against lame whataboutery and the relative privation fallacy?

DOG: Oh wow! This is great! YAAAAAY!!!

It’s a thought-terminating cliche amongst people whose thought processes have long since terminated.

Everything is political, and politics is that most enjoyable of blood sports.