what a storyline. stewie2k coming back after 5 years as a standin and being treated as a joke, only for the team to take the whole thing and for stewie to be the sole representative of north america on american soil--not to mention g2's very first win of the year.

with that said, please get nexa the fuck away from t1 cs forever

can't wait for sean strickland to talk about how he's going to commit a murder and then jab merchant for 15 minutes

holland really gave him every chance to not get his fucking arm broken and he just didn't take it

nah, heavyweight is just that bad

that dude screaming "choke him out" in the crowd must have just busted in his jeans

thank god romanov is so terrible that i don't have to watch jailton for 15 minutes

prolly went back to being a cop

my favorite genre of mma commentary is joe rogan going "you really don't want to go to the ground with this guy" only for 15 minutes or so of demonstration that it is, in fact, okay to go to the ground with that guy

comparison is the thief of joy, b. hike your own hike.

"amateur wrestling, a sport which has weight classes and in fact is infamous for having people cut significant amounts of weight to get size advantages/parity, disproves that weight and height matter in combat sports"

???

drake doesn't even write for drake

tell that to bryce, not me, champ

when the opinions are "earth is flat", "school shootings are planned by the government" and "public schools are making kids gay and trans" it sure does

you're not?

dibs on the shomiz theme

you can't post your own shit and call it fire. that's against the code for sure

30-27 sean is a legitimately deranged scorecard

color me surprised: no actual argument or interest in the field, just likes to throw shitfits on the internet

bye, felicia

well that was weirdly hostile for no reason.

norm per whom? do style guides take precedence over usage dating back to the 14th century? is the language used by nobility (those that would be most interested in developing shibboleths and maintaining androcentrist power structures surrounding literature and literacy) more "real" than the language used by common people of the time? i think attempting to prescribe a single linguistic use as "correct", historically or presently, is overall pretty ineffective. linguistics as a field is in a constant state of flux due to the very nature of words changing over time, and saying that ann fisher was right and lord byron, for instance, was wrong just seems overly reductive.

but, y'know. feel free to explain how, exactly, my take is "dumb". i'd be interested to see your arguments.

eh... not exactly. while the genderless or generic "he" has been a standard form for a long time, and in fact was advocated heavily for by 1700's grammarians such as ann fisher, the singular "they" has been in use in both informal speech and written word for even longer, with works like mansfield park containing examples. there's actually some interesting historical quirks to this, particularly now that the singular genderless "he" is being phased out of use in favor of either structuring the sentences so plurality is used or simply using singular "they", like going back to 1926's a dictionary of modern english usage and seeing things like fowler deride sentences with the singular they as having an "old fashioned sound." funny to think that it's so often regarded as new!

someone being r/iamveryculinary in a sub for a podcast for eating fast food gotta be a new one

i am getting the feeling kendrick is not exceedingly fond of drake.

max holloway fans, man.

step 1: go to therapy regularly, take their advice into account

step 2: find a physical activity you enjoy. do it frequently.

step 3: find hobbies. do them frequently. (this can overlap with step 2)

step 4: talk to other people who do these hobbies and/or physical activities. become friends, if you're so inclined.

step 5: keep doing stuff. if you find you don't like some of the above stuff, do different stuff.