At the very least post the link to the reddit page so we can go there to read comments/archive if you aren't going to archive the page yourself.
I found and archived the page they mentioned.
90% of the comments are making fun of the OP for spelling her name "Tarci" and I only found one comment referencing a name of one of the movies she made when she was underage.
Ovechkin is a Russian athlete, of course he isn’t going to come out and shit on Putin. Even if Ovechkin doesn’t like Putin, why would he take the risk of potentially being ostracized from his own country, or worse, killed, for saying otherwise? On top of that, why would he risk the NHL’s PR and relationship with Russian players by doing something like that? These people legitimately do not understand how any of this works.
Every time someone mentions him online it's Canadians shitting on him so they already hate him, but him not saying anything is the correct move as only terminally online people and Canadians are mad at the moment.
I'm behind ITT but "I'm out $300" made me spit out my purple drank. His collection boils down to three hundred dollars - which basically means nothing after actual sold price, selling fees etc.
Quote from Wikipedia: "she quickly became the most sought after porn actress".
The reason they are calling her "tarci" is because there was a post not too long before that one (because I guess they need more posts of her) where the op made a typo. That one had a more explicit pic hence I did not link it.
It looks like those horrible tattoos people have on second life avatars.
The funny thing is that women with vibrators are more likely to make the nerves down under more numb after long term use. So in a sense, the dad is right but apparently majority of men don't find it strange for women to have them? I don't know if its true since I can't find anything about the survey itself other than it being quoted and not sourced in several articles.
Maybe that will get Trump to start talking about Gamergate.
I just think the price sperging on video games is weird, like the expectation for the last 30 years has basically been $50~70 but they're gonna have to go up with inflation too. Video games are still cheaper than they were in past generally, like an N64 game cost about $60 originally which would be like $120 today. Even PS1 games would have been like $80~100 adjusted for inflation.
The price of video games has stayed the same but the price spent on video games has gone through the fucking roof due to microtransactions. So no sensible person wants the base price in the industry to go up as well, especially since the video game companies would take that as a sign to also start raising microtransaction prices.
I guess I'll just say that if someone spends money on microtransactions in a game then they're a retard/one of those people that play Train Simulator 2024 and just have to pay $30 to play as Deutsche Bahn's ICE Sprinter.
Case study in Runescape, which is a game split into 2 versions:
I thought that was more because people are just actually nostalgic for old Runescape cause when Runescape came out it was probably one of the best games you could run from your browser which meant you could sneak it in at the school computer lab. Also it did have a free version, which the current one does now too, so anyone could at least play. Meanwhile Runescape 3 is basically just an extremely generic fantasy MMORPG and who the hell cares now?
This basically summarizes what Reddit has turned into
