Wow.

It’s totally what I thought.

Aww, I thought this was going to be a lot more interesting. Like a guy actually did all the work to create branding, hired actors, staged a storefront for a day, etc. just to establish credibility. And then actually pulled it off, until some developer happened to catch them in a lie or was local to the area and knew…

I’m not racist. I have white friends. Namaste!

What if I’m equally unnerved by Google’s corporate practices and would like to avoid them as well?

A standardized tattoo would be a really good idea, maybe with some sort of identifier that you could add to help point to whatever record you have filed with the state. Make the design available to tattoo artists and the public, along with a note that it will be considered gospel if you end up at the hospital. No more…

Just gotta get through this, Melania, she thinks as she walks through the whispering wood. Just gotta get through this.

Perhaps if you read my second point and not my rejoinder you’d get somewhere.

Felt like I was reading Sex and the City Samantha fan fic

I feel sorry for people who need a shame step in order to reform behavior. I feel sorry for people who need an “I am” before they can move to “I do”. I feel sorry for people that need others to take the shame step because they were never taught you can skip it. Shame is a useless emotion and actually a way to avoid…

There’s kinda.. sorta.. a whole paragraph devoted to your question:

No, absolutely not. It does not matter how much they are paid or how much they are in the public eye. Having naked images of you stolen and then being blackmailed to prevent their release is 100% NOT part of their job.

“Overwhelmingly average female body”

If you think a game is worth playing, it has value to you. If you didn’t think a game was worth playing, you wouldn’t play it. Saying that you wouldn’t pay for a game and then playing it is lying to yourself.

“Why is 1/2 my gaming collection paid and why is 1/2 pirated.” 

Let me ask you something. How has a game actually negatively affected your life in such a way that you could say that they “fuck you”?

I didn’t know that piracy only existed since the dawn of microtransactions. Man, what a pirate-free utopia we lived in before then, right?

Alternatively, you could just not buy the games while respecting the intellectual property rights of games generally. A game not being worth the price is common. Piracy in response to that is not an ethical choice because you get something (the experience of playing the game) for nothing, and without the makers’…

Now, don’t be disgusting.