It was a dry, slightly off-color pun. As in, normal British humor. Top Gear has been doing this since the beginning of time.

Fun fact: "Jenga" is actually Floridian for, "slowly take something apart while looking like a fucking moron."

Way to drag up an old post, but a minute on Google:

UO stopped being fun when they created a non-PVP world. Much better when you could hide outside mines and kill people randomly.

If teenage boys staring at teenage girls wearing see-through leggings at school is "rape culture," we should probably change the phrase to "rape genetics."

Which is funny, because WoW was chasing the Everquest dragon, which was chasing the Ultima Online dragon.

It's a fucking dress code. Who cares?

The goalpost uprights will be extended five feet higher, to reduce the instances of a kick sailing above the upright and leaving it to the officials' judgment.

We have cars that can drive themselves, planes that can fly themselves, but we can't design a train to stay on the tracks?

Uniforms would make things so much easier. Have one outfit with a skirt, one with pants. Let the kids choose which one they want to wear regardless of gender. Everyone will be happy, except for the kids, who will find something wrong with anything anyway.

Whatever, it's not like the NCAA Tournament has any connection to education anyway.

Stroke symptoms are nothing to banana monkey apple cake.

Who retweeted what being news must mean I'm in some sort of special level of hell.

Warren Buffet laughs hysterically as everyone tears up their brackets.

I'm in the same boat. MyFordTouch helped push me out of a Focus and into a Mazda3. Not the current gen, but a 2012 that is controlled by buttons and knobs and doesn't have a touchscreen. I was sad when I found out the newest generation had a touchscreen.

So they take away buttons, switches and knobs, replace it with a touchscreen, then expect that you won't use it because you'll have voice commands?

When boys were wearing their pants halfway down their thighs 15 years ago, the dress code was focused on them. The focus will always be on the people that are a slight piece of fabric away from exposing themselves at school.

Had to check: Are we suggesting that the solution to getting 12 year old boys to stop staring at girls that wear sheer leggings instead of pants is to discipline all of the boys every day?

Plus we're celebrating the man, his accomplishments, and his contributions to the world. Not his religion.