1st amendment, bitches!!1!

Oh, you’re so sweet and innocent and naive.

To what end? By creating bigger and bigger wedges between gun owners, and gun banners so that any conversation in the middle ground never takes place.

Sorry the world isn’t going to start ignoring reality because it makes you uncomfortable.

How do we divest from big pharma psychoactive drug maker stocks?

Its because Gawker has to make up for all the money they are going to lose when they have to pay out Hulk Hogan.

What is with all the extra ads on mobile? 5 sec unskippable before I can get to Kotaku, ad banners on video, ads above and below and and the really weird ones under the comments.

You’re missing my point—which is my fault. These are some of my favorite movies. I love them for both the good and the bad parts. And I'd watch every single one of them a dozen more times. They're all fun in their own ways!

Thank you. I shouldn’t feel this outraged this early in the morning.

I recently bought a nice one that was recommended by America’s Test Kitchen site. Swissmar Borner V-1001 V-Slicer Plus Mandoline $38 on Amazon. It has a very nice hand protector so you don’t scrape your hand and it included 2 extras for doing matchstick cuts or slightly larger ones, I think they are 3mm and 7 mm, but…

The mandolin is a wonderful tool, however, it is extremely dangerous and easy to hurt yourself VERY badly. I highly recommend the use of Kevlar/steel cut resistant gloves when using one. From personal experience it is very easy to filet a finger even for experienced users. All it takes is a split second ... and bam…

For a film that invests in camp as ferociously as The Fifth Element, judgments of quality are almost beside the point. The costumes are weird and great. The production design is weird and great. Milla Jovovich is delightful. Bruce Willis stumbles around in a backless crossing-guard’s outfit. And the story wallows in…

The Fifth element is a MASTERPIECE.

for some reason i always try to stop it one second before the ping...

For the same reason they don’t make cars with buggy whip holders.

Doubt you’d be okay with your 15-year-old getting a tattoo. All the reasons why are the problems it indicates. In general kids who are “doing the right thing and going somewhere” don’t have tattoos in 9-10th grade.

It's relevant when a family is trying to smear the police department and their deaths were in the commission of a crime.

Want to bring up to everyone that this is in Florida, in a murky pond, at night, right after a big water-disturbing commotion.

All choices have consequences.

It looks like wadded-together modelling clay. Nein dank.