Wow, thanks for the heads up. Definitely not a storyline I'll be playing because I'll identify with her as much as you did.

I thought we were done tying up woman and tossing them in front of oncoming trains?

I was thoroughly entertained by Nick Fuzzeh's stream xD Streams are duller without dancing skeletons now ;) I also may have a couple new Space Jam mashups. I ended up running his stream in one tab and a really gorgeous closeup version (sans UI) in a second tab. Left the sound up on Nick's.

I really wish I had the time to dedicate to EVE Online. Maybe 10 years ago, I could've :/ But I didn't have this motivation then.

Argh that second line is a link.

If there's anything I've learned in 30 years of shopping for women's clothing, it's that one size NEVER fits all ;)

It's kinda just been one PR blunder after another with them this year.

In case anyone had any doubts of the blatantly sexist nature of the ad, there you go. "Knit" could have stayed in if this was intended to be gender-neutral.

Exactly-- profit != evil. I'd say a lot is good when you can pay someone fairly for their hard work; you both get to enjoy a good deal. There's that whole "equal exchange of energy" thing that I feel so often gets abused and misinterpreted as "that means I don't have to pay you, I just have to spend time enjoying what you gave me."

Ok going to be reading a while on the Half the Sky Movement now, thanks!! 

Though one thing I did notice on their "About" page, in the "Games for Change" section, the line "Unlike the commercial gaming industry, Games for Change aims to leverage entertainment and engagement for social good" irks me. Creating a game for profit and creating it for social good are not mutually exclusive. Not everyone has the ability to exist on donations and grants, and getting an idea out in a form that also keeps your kids fed is sometimes necessary.