Bill Cosby sucks, but Cliff and Clair Huxtable are my parenting idols.

I went to one Pokemon card game tournament. I was eleven. I met an old, fat man who told me we’d play for keeps. Don’t know if I even knew the official rules, since my brother and I just made up our own version. He took all of my cards. If you’re reading this, old man, I hate you. You’re the fucking worst.

I love the nendoroids, I wish they’d caught on instead of those creepy pop figures.

While you’re clearly being facetious, that’s actually an interesting observation. Most board game with asymmetrical player roles like this have a single player who plays the “bad guy” and controls many creatures, and every other player plays a “good guy” and controls a single character. It’d be interesting to have a…

Edit: on second reading that would be a blast.

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Thing about Camilla is you can (sort of) analog what she’s wearing to actual armor.

Of course there’s a difference between refusing to provide a platform for awful, inhuman, repellent ideologies and resorting to violence in the face of expression of the same--but there’s also a difference between advocating restraint and engaging in useless hand-wringing over actions ranged against an ideology that…

I wonder how many folks will take a swing at this and miss the implicit message; my guess is that the number will be fairly low, given that the initial audience is likely to be comprised primarily of folks who were already on board with the message the parody is trying to send—but still.

As for the existential…

THERE GOES A NEW CHALLENGER!

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They’re more likely to split hairs over what IS censorship than actually be upset over this.

I think it is important for media where the message that “anyone can be a hero” to actually live up to that thesis.