@Radwimp: Yeah, I sort the heroes into tiers by their price. You're right though, they can all contribute something to the game.

@acrobaticrabbit: That doesn't mean they can't feed their young.

@Radwimp: Unfortunately it's mostly the same low-tier heroes that keep on being free to play. (Master Yi being one of them. Pretty easy to farm IP with). You rarely get to try out the higher-tier characters. This week you get to play Anivia though which is pretty cool. But not sure if her high price is warranted.

Anyone think this is gonna happen soon?

@kahoona: Die in a hole.

@wiskill: If you only have to pay once then fair enough.

Shit better be free to play.

@swangtal001: Regardless, the US dub was an unprecedented triumph.

That's a fairly big middle finger to the Star Wars series.

Well, that is one handsome girl.

I expected more people to have made this joke.

@anomaly_kid: But there's no denying that there's a certain amount of gender prejudice among these professions you mentioned. I don't think this father's trying to force anything, he's trying to find out how he can teach his daughter to not be discouraged by the deck being stacked against them.

Fuuuuu why is everything xbox exclusive

What about the tentacles in Resident Evil Extinction.

@AnnihilatorX: Yes, Love Hina would be a good example of that (however old it is). And that particular subject is, I suspect, more marketable to a wider audience. But when it comes to male protagonists in Japanese mangas, I think you'll find they often fall into one or more of four categories:

As an outside observer looking at Japanese culture... I would say even the Japanese themselves don't try to deny that there's some weird sh*t that goes on in their entertainment.

"Stranger in a Strange Land is a pro-religion, anti-theist book..."

How exactly do these people cheat and how do they get caught?

Gotta love how the band always knows exactly what song to play.

@LARPkitten: I suspect you're not doing something right. It sounds to me you forgot to put water between the cooker and the pot, depending on the kind of cooker you have.