Tired of all these lame op-eds that are published in places like the Atlantic or NYT after every huge mass shooting. These gun nuts write as though all of us are just misunderstanding their love for guns and if we just read this piece that they wrote, just one more op-ed, then the rest of us would understand and be at…

There’s a phrase I’ve come to start using that I feel encapsulates this. It’s a sort of... performative misery. Like it’s important that everyone sees not only how bad something is (in one’s subjective opinion) but how utterly it ruined your life with its minor quibbles.

As far as I’m concerned buying this and then playing the emulated version is morally correct.

I get why it doesn’t play well for people, but “awful” and “disaster” are both way too extreme for the level of this problem from where I’m standing. “Serviceable but predictably disappointing” is how I see it.

Contempt is the key to a quality insult.

The tiling definitely looks like an issue but I’m struggling to give any craps about the fonts. Not what I would have chosen but meh, whatever.

This isn’t the best but “awful” is rather extreme for it.

Anyone else who doesn’t like the fat just because it’s, well, gross? Like all chewy and weird and doesn’t fall apart in your mouth and doesn’t really taste like anything and oh god it’s still in my mouth I’m choking ahhhhh!

At least the other kind is over quickly.

All that said, you’re free to dig them (U2). Of course you are.

They are a testament to what public schools can produce if students have support at home and in well-funded schools.

Oh great, now I’m hungry AND aroused. You’re no help at all.

Seattle Mariners Baseball: At least we’re not intentionally bad.

I’m a Gen-Xer, but my 10 year relationship that sucked up my 20s to early 30s was plagued by monetary issues. It played a huge part in our breaking up, and was a valuable lesson learned.

In the end you can’t eat love.

I would definitely choose money. People who say to choose love over money have never had to worry about money.

The ESRB is a subsidiary of the ESA, a lobbyist group consisting of major video game publishers. So yes, the ESRB is part of the video game industry.

They have 6 descriptors for violence and 7 for sexual content but it’d be way too confusing and complicated to split this into a couple of informative categories?

The Oath Keepers, an anti-government, far-right extremist group comprised of former and current military, police, fire-fighters and other first-responders has issued a nationwide wide call to its members to “defend our schools against the threat of mass murder. To post up armed outside your local school, as close as…

Red America: Our teachers don’t deserve to be properly compensated for teaching our kids. Not only that, but in addition to not getting paid well to teach, we also demand they be psychologist, babysitters, counselors and pseudo-parents, all for pennies on the dollar, because teachers are secretly evil and poison our…