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The first thing I thought, feared even, when I saw a sign for a game called Social Justice Warriors on the PAX South show floor, was that it was the first in an incoming wave of games decrying the the so-called "social justice" movement in the gaming community, or as I like to call it "being generally not-crappy to one another." Happily, it's the farthest thing from it.

Speaking to its creator, Eric Ford, was refreshing, if for no other reason than that his goal isn't so much to "fight the good fight," but to elevate the way gamers, critics, and everyone in-between have the conversation. In Social Justice Warriors, the most effective way to "defeat" your opponent isn't always the right one.

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Check your pockets. Do you have $350,000 handy? If you do, then you can own the Undisputable Cuz, this gloriously huge portable barbecue pit now on sale on eBay. Terry Folsom of Brenham, Texas is the current owner. Why he would ever want to part with it is a mystery, especially once you hear what it has to offer: the trailer-mounted assembly is 75 feet long and contains a walk-in cooler. It can cook 4 tons of meat at a time, which is enough to a good family weekend get-together.

-via Daily Telegraph

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I WANT ALL OF THEM

Can you teach the concept of futility to a dog? No, he’ll have to learn on his own. Buddy found a rock he particularly liked, but the sidewalk is not level and the rock is just too round. Will he continue to fetch it for eternity? Will he give up? Or will he figure out a way around this predicament? (via Tastefully Offensive)

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I spent the last few days in Hungary, where I had good food and discovered a new Kinja that I will watch every day even if I don't speak a word of Hungarian: Malackaraj. Where else can I learn how to make something as delicious and deadly as túrós csusza. Watch my new favorite food blogger Anna Péter preparing it.

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(913): I just ate cream cheese straight for my dog
(813): I'm afraid to ask what that means.

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