I just got a proper New York welcome. A cab driver ran over our driver's foot. #hesokthough — Chris Kluwe (@ChrisWarcraft) January 8, 2013
I just got a proper New York welcome. A cab driver ran over our driver's foot. #hesokthough
There's also a fainting couch in my hotel room. Swanky! #iloveagoodswooninglockerz.com/s/275322810 — Chris Kluwe (@ChrisWarcraft) January 8, 2013
There's also a fainting couch in my hotel room. Swanky! #iloveagoodswooninglockerz.com/s/275322810
For those asking, I'm in New York to engage in a battle of wits with @stephenathome tomorrow night. I believe iocane powder may be involved. — Chris Kluwe (@ChrisWarcraft) January 8, 2013
For those asking, I'm in New York to engage in a battle of wits with @stephenathome tomorrow night. I believe iocane powder may be involved.
Thanks for having me on your televised broadcasting thing @stephenathome! I didn't even taste the iocane; well played. 11:30pm est. — Chris Kluwe (@ChrisWarcraft) January 9, 2013
Thanks for having me on your televised broadcasting thing @stephenathome! I didn't even taste the iocane; well played. 11:30pm est.
Oh, I'm also now unlockable as a hero character in the pc version of XCOM. Thanks @gsdeangelis! #iwonttellanyoneaboutyourshame — Chris Kluwe (@ChrisWarcraft) January 8, 2013
Oh, I'm also now unlockable as a hero character in the pc version of XCOM. Thanks @gsdeangelis! #iwonttellanyoneaboutyourshame
2NIGHT: My guest is Chris Kluwe, outspoken punter for the Minnesota Vikings. Tho in MN "outspoken" is a polite inside voice. TCR, 11:30pm — Stephen Colbert (@StephenAtHome) January 9, 2013
2NIGHT: My guest is Chris Kluwe, outspoken punter for the Minnesota Vikings. Tho in MN "outspoken" is a polite inside voice. TCR, 11:30pm
In 2013, the world needs more Totally Biased opinions. @wkamaubell's back January 17th at 11 pm only on FX.#TotallyBiased — Totally Biased (@TotallyBiasedFX) January 8, 2013
In 2013, the world needs more Totally Biased opinions. @wkamaubell's back January 17th at 11 pm only on FX.#TotallyBiased
And since TDS is apparently tackling guns today, I just have to post this (source looks legit to me):
A former Special Forces general with a storied career, McChrystal was the architect of President Obama’s Afghanistan war strategy in 2009. But his career ended in 2010 after the publication of “Runaway General,” a Rolling Stone profile that quoted his staff making disparaging remarks about Obama administration officials. The controversy made him a household name, forced him to resign and sparked a debate over Afghanistan counterinsurgency doctrine. It did not prevent him from following a well-worn path from four-star rank to corporate boardrooms. The newly retired general founded McChrystal Group, a consultancy, and was appointed chairman of the board of Siemens Government Systems, a German-owned firm, as well as to seats on the board of JetBlue and Navistar. Unlike these firms, Knowledge International is obscure and a non-public company. Its parent company, EAI, is very close to the government of the UAE and handles major weapon purchases for the UAE military...
The controversy made him a household name, forced him to resign and sparked a debate over Afghanistan counterinsurgency doctrine. It did not prevent him from following a well-worn path from four-star rank to corporate boardrooms.
The newly retired general founded McChrystal Group, a consultancy, and was appointed chairman of the board of Siemens Government Systems, a German-owned firm, as well as to seats on the board of JetBlue and Navistar.
Unlike these firms, Knowledge International is obscure and a non-public company. Its parent company, EAI, is very close to the government of the UAE and handles major weapon purchases for the UAE military...
Notable: wow, people all over the world hate drones! Despite not having been killed by them, even. Also: McChrystal Working for UAE-Owned Arms Brokerage
Notable though irrelevant: Jeff Bridges to make movie from book that will be completely spoiled by being put on screen.
Best quote: Paste Magazine "For the first time in his career, Gibbard sounds his age (36), with hardly a dance or laugh to be had over the record’s 12 songs. This shift to a more NPR-ready sound..."