Goddamn you know the discussion is real when you can read a Hax 100 percent clearly.

Pit Bulls taking a big L here.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/protective-cat-launches-vicious-attack-on-group-133251037.html
No video? Damn it. Could have been epic.

Goddamn you know the discussion is real when you can read a Hax 100 percent clearly.
You have 3,000 billion hours in Final Fantasy Furteen.

I wonder if there will ever be another purged of unused SRK accounts again?
The previous ones were not intentional and fucked shit up. I’d hope that never happens again. Why?

Combo_Knight:
Goddamn you know the discussion is real when you can read a Hax 100 percent clearly.
You have 3,000 billion hours in Final Fantasy Furteen.
You fucking liar.
Spoiler
it’s 2 million hours…

Weeaboo:
I wonder if there will ever be another purged of unused SRK accounts again?
The previous ones were not intentional and fucked shit up. I’d hope that never happens again. Why?
Going through SRK.com feedback forum, found this : Removal of a lot of accounts
yes accounts older than 6 months were purged.
Going on how nonchalant he (MrWizard) was I assume it was intentional and was wondering if its ever going to happening again.

Pit Bulls taking a big L here.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/protective-cat-launches-vicious-attack-on-group-133251037.html
Aww, I thought you were talking about Pittbull, the quote endquote rapper. Funny story about him. Back in high school his friends used to rag on him for having small feet, my sister being one such friend. Nowadays, Pitbull wears shoes that are several sizes bigger to compensate.
Gawker.com to shut down next week
Gawker.com, the flagship site of Gawker Media that typified the company’s candid and unapologetic brand of journalism, will be shuttered next week.
The development comes days after Univision agreed to buy Gawker Media, the pioneering digital news startup founded by Nick Denton, for $135 million.
News of the shutdown was first reported, naturally, on Gawker.com.
It represents an abrupt end for a site that helped define a snarky tone and style that are now ubiquitous across digital media. The site also served as a springboard for some of the internet’s best-known writers and editors.
But Gawker.com had its critics, many of whom are likely celebrating Thursday’s news. The site’s unsparing coverage prompted several lawsuits, including the one brought by the former professional wrestler Hulk Hogan that sent the parent company into bankruptcy.
Hogan, whose real name is Terry Bollea, filed an invasion of privacy suit against Gawker Media after the namesake site published a portion of his sex tape in 2012. A Florida jury awarded Hogan $140.1 million in damages earlier this year, which motivated both Gawker Media and Denton to file for bankruptcy this summer.
Hogan’s lawsuit was financed by Silicon Valley billionaire Peter Thiel, himself a target of Gawker’s coverage.
Denton delivered the news to staffers at a meeting early Thursday afternoon at Gawker’s headquarters in Manhattan, two hours before a scheduled hearing to ratify Univision’s acquisition and a day after he confirmed that he would be leaving the company following the sale.
But by the time the meeting was called, employees had resigned themselves to the reality that Gawker.com’s days were numbered.
“We’re all operating under the assumption that they’re shutting it down,” one staffer told CNNMoney, just before heading into the meeting.
Employees of Gawker.com have been told they will all have jobs, the staffer said. Those jobs could be at Univision after the sale officially goes through; in the near-term, they will likely be given jobs at other Gawker Media sites.
That Metroid 2 remake is pretty dope so far. Killed a few Metroids early on but it’s feeling solid.
The spider climb in ball form is so dope

Gawker.com to shut down next week
Gawker.com, the flagship site of Gawker Media that typified the company’s candid and unapologetic brand of journalism, will be shuttered next week.
The development comes days after Univision agreed to buy Gawker Media, the pioneering digital news startup founded by Nick Denton, for $135 million.
News of the shutdown was first reported, naturally, on Gawker.com.
It represents an abrupt end for a site that helped define a snarky tone and style that are now ubiquitous across digital media. The site also served as a springboard for some of the internet’s best-known writers and editors.
But Gawker.com had its critics, many of whom are likely celebrating Thursday’s news. The site’s unsparing coverage prompted several lawsuits, including the one brought by the former professional wrestler Hulk Hogan that sent the parent company into bankruptcy.
Hogan, whose real name is Terry Bollea, filed an invasion of privacy suit against Gawker Media after the namesake site published a portion of his sex tape in 2012. A Florida jury awarded Hogan $140.1 million in damages earlier this year, which motivated both Gawker Media and Denton to file for bankruptcy this summer.
Hogan’s lawsuit was financed by Silicon Valley billionaire Peter Thiel, himself a target of Gawker’s coverage.
Denton delivered the news to staffers at a meeting early Thursday afternoon at Gawker’s headquarters in Manhattan, two hours before a scheduled hearing to ratify Univision’s acquisition and a day after he confirmed that he would be leaving the company following the sale.
But by the time the meeting was called, employees had resigned themselves to the reality that Gawker.com’s days were numbered.
“We’re all operating under the assumption that they’re shutting it down,” one staffer told CNNMoney, just before heading into the meeting.
Employees of Gawker.com have been told they will all have jobs, the staffer said. Those jobs could be at Univision after the sale officially goes through; in the near-term, they will likely be given jobs at other Gawker Media sites.

Pleaseohpleaseohpleaseohpleaseohpleaseohplease let Kotaku go with it… :prayer:

The spider climb in ball form is so dope
Spider Ball’s the one thing about AM2R that I felt was not improved at all compared to the original. Thought it slowed the game down a lot. My only other complaint about the remake is Screw Attack is broke as shit. Other than that? Really well put together, especially for a fanmade creation.

Reticently:
Pleaseohpleaseohpleaseohpleaseohpleaseohplease let Kotaku go with it… :prayer:
And Jezabel, and io9
Jezebel is closing down on sept 20th apparantly. It’s such a shame, now we won’t have to read anymore articles about how all men are rapist and how much society hates women.

Reticently:
Pleaseohpleaseohpleaseohpleaseohpleaseohplease let Kotaku go with it… :prayer:
Negaduck:
The spider climb in ball form is so dope
Spider Ball’s the one thing about AM2R that I felt was not improved at all compared to the original. Thought it slowed the game down a lot. My only other complaint about the remake is Screw Attack is broke as shit. Other than that? Really well put together, especially for a fanmade creation.
Was spider ball in other games? I don’t remember it although my Metroid experience is super M, the first prime and fusion

Cyntalan:
Reticently:
Pleaseohpleaseohpleaseohpleaseohpleaseohplease let Kotaku go with it… :prayer:
Negaduck:
The spider climb in ball form is so dope
Spider Ball’s the one thing about AM2R that I felt was not improved at all compared to the original. Thought it slowed the game down a lot. My only other complaint about the remake is Screw Attack is broke as shit. Other than that? Really well put together, especially for a fanmade creation.
Was spider ball in other games? I don’t remember it although my Metroid experience is super M, the first prime and fusion
Just Metroid 2 and the Primes, I believe. (Prime Spider Ball was alright, though)
that’s a good thing , right?
basically, private prisons are little more than a business. They get state funding for the number of beds they fill, so they make certain…“Incentives” available if people end up in their establishment. That’s why people have been snatched up for BS charges and stuck in prisons to rot for the rest of their lives while everybody from the cops to the judges and everyone in between takes a share of the cash. If they do shut down the private prisons, the incentive to harass innocent people will be lessened since there won’t be any money in it. It might not completely fix the problem, but it’s a long overdue part in the process.
-Starhammer-

Gawker.com to shut down next week
Gawker.com, the flagship site of Gawker Media that typified the company’s candid and unapologetic brand of journalism, will be shuttered next week.
The development comes days after Univision agreed to buy Gawker Media, the pioneering digital news startup founded by Nick Denton, for $135 million.
News of the shutdown was first reported, naturally, on Gawker.com.
It represents an abrupt end for a site that helped define a snarky tone and style that are now ubiquitous across digital media. The site also served as a springboard for some of the internet’s best-known writers and editors.
But Gawker.com had its critics, many of whom are likely celebrating Thursday’s news. The site’s unsparing coverage prompted several lawsuits, including the one brought by the former professional wrestler Hulk Hogan that sent the parent company into bankruptcy.
Hogan, whose real name is Terry Bollea, filed an invasion of privacy suit against Gawker Media after the namesake site published a portion of his sex tape in 2012. A Florida jury awarded Hogan $140.1 million in damages earlier this year, which motivated both Gawker Media and Denton to file for bankruptcy this summer.
Hogan’s lawsuit was financed by Silicon Valley billionaire Peter Thiel, himself a target of Gawker’s coverage.
Denton delivered the news to staffers at a meeting early Thursday afternoon at Gawker’s headquarters in Manhattan, two hours before a scheduled hearing to ratify Univision’s acquisition and a day after he confirmed that he would be leaving the company following the sale.
But by the time the meeting was called, employees had resigned themselves to the reality that Gawker.com’s days were numbered.
“We’re all operating under the assumption that they’re shutting it down,” one staffer told CNNMoney, just before heading into the meeting.
Employees of Gawker.com have been told they will all have jobs, the staffer said. Those jobs could be at Univision after the sale officially goes through; in the near-term, they will likely be given jobs at other Gawker Media sites.
THANK YOU, BASED HULK HOGAN.
You may hate the fact your daughter dates niggas with the hard r, but you’ve done the world a great service.
WHEN IT COMES CRASHING DOWN AND IT HURTS INSIDE…

Jezebel is closing down on sept 20th apparantly. It’s such a shame, now we won’t have to read anymore articles about how all men are rapist and how much society hates women.
Source on this?
Lol.
One of my subscribers on Youtube is some weird Mexican dude who has a video of Hatsune Miku giving fellatio to mosaic’d ding-dong.
Youtube these days.