Disappointed in the father, impressed with the daughter. To have the composure to do that at a young age is impressive. If her dad wasn’t a shitbag imagine what she could do. 

At least he’s a father getting involved in her daughters life. I’m just wondering why there’s no GotG reference anywhere in the article.

Getting beaten by a rigged game? Fair.
Beating a rigged game? Stop right there, criminal scum!  

I actually get that part. It’s similar to the way a musician has a responsibility (even if that’s a weird way to use the word) to release new music. If they go silent, people will stop paying attention and listen to something else. If a streamer stops reliably streaming, people will forget about them and watch someone…

Sounds like a lot of the issue here is they think on some level this is just a job, such as the whole “maternity leave” comment. Even if there was mandated maternity leave in the US like in the UK they still wouldn’t be entitled to it like they seem to think.

Here’s the true answer: Every single Toad that puts on the specific princess crown can and will turn into Peach. Why do you think there’s a Toad at the end of every castle in the NES Mario? The crown is passed around as a means to manipulate Mario into “liberating” castles all over the mushroom kingdom. When the Toad…

It’s like...what was it: Sowed what you cut?

Just imagine for a moment:

Zoo Rat (anag)

As someone who grew up on the internet, as time moves on, I agree with this more and more. Like any technology, it solves a lot of problems, but holy shit does it create a lot of new ones.

Heavily armed citizenry is the real mistake.

The Internet was a mistake.

even if it wasnt overwatch related, its almost against the law to do such a big shoot without a deadpool cameo.

It is efficient if it lowers the price of the vehi— oh fuck never mind, we’re talking about Mercedes.

Number of times I was stuck on the side of the road due to a car with carburetors that wouldn’t start in the 10 years I owned cars with carbs: 6.

Ehh, given how everyone dismisses the Ford GT out of hand for having a V6, maybe they made the right call here.

Not really, it has much more to do with changes in tech. Software for example is seeing everything go to a subscription. You used to be able to buy perpetual licenses of things like Photoshop and Office, but now you pay a monthly fee.