> Piringer said the man appeared to be suffering from “excited delirium,” 

I didn't know that was a thing.
(Note to brain: please, please never let me get the excited delirium.)

> In her order, Corley asked gamers for additional evidence to support claims that the merger would potentially foreclose access to games, harm specific gaming industry markets, and perhaps most importantly, harm gamers like them. Her order is peppered with specific questions that gamers now have a chance to answer like, “Why would Microsoft make Call of Duty exclusive to its platforms thus resulting in fewer games sold?” and “What is it about the console market or PC games market and Microsoft’s position in those markets that makes it plausible there is a reasonable probability Microsoft would take such steps?”

She gave them what they need to provide to potentially move forward with it. Hopefully, they can provide what is needed.

"Oopsie." - Australian mining company

> They also exposed his credit card information to everyone watching.

Bad fish.

And her family is a buncha mad f-ing liars.

Can't argue with that.

Equality for all toilet paper directions, I say.

This guy is amazing.

I was just thinking about the Sausage King of Chicago scene last week.

> Travis Gienger's Rhino Gourd weighed in at a staggering 2,560 pounds on Monday.

Good god.
I wonder how he transports that thing...