That has NOTHING to do with the actual game quality or coverage, that is just how game journalism works. The public opinion from the masses on SC is still that it is a scam, so naturally people will only click on SC articles that are build around the concept that validates their own belief that the game is a scam…

How much have you spent?

Taking the original twitter spat alone, her behavior was ridiculous. She posted a multi-tweet essay, essentially, to a public space. Someone respectfully commented on that essay and she began passively insulting him.

Oh crap. Better not let SERN get ahold of whoever sent this tweet. Otherwise we’ll be living in a true dystopia and World War III will happen.

unless my friends are paying rent they can find their own damn parking or pay for it sorry

This is every manufacturer of every product.

He’s going to need some hot oil to get get his balls back out of his body after being outside dressed like that...

When I was 21, here was no GPS or cell phones. We could drive 2000 miles into Mexico and back with cash, 3 CDs, a Rand McNally road atlas, and just a small shred of self reliance. And this kid can’t figure out what to do with Stuart Little in an airport.

And add the teacher, journalist and doctor to the list while you’re at it.

Nobody gives a shit and who the fuck follows the AP stylebook?

These videos are so hilarious and I can’t get enough of them, omg, please do more.

The bad lip sync when the Dub gang are talking is perfect.

As said above, nothing in this article indicates dude has any experience working within the food industry.

Also expecting the restaurant to put up a smaller version of a $20 dish for $7, is disregarding the fact that most of the cost of a dish like that usually is labor, not ingredients.
Making the smaller version might even be extra effort because it breaks the routine. Expect to pay $15 and be glad if they accommodate…

I've read that kids' aversion to new foods was an evolutionary development to prevent cavechildren from eating poisonous items.

Um… What? This is a non-issue, and comes off like a snobby crusade to prove you're a better parent than anyone who might go to a restaurant as an occasional treat, where they specifically *don't* have to force their kid to eat something "healthy."

You seem to be in the vast minority having a child who is willing to be adventurous with food. The reason these things are staples on kids' menus is because lots of kids WON'T EAT ANYTHING ELSE. Also, what's it to you if someone prefers to eat something they like and are comfortable with? How does this affect your…

Kotaku.