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Entirely appropriate that you need to scare quote the word 'truth' when citing anything from that Milo kid.

Wow, compared to some other investments, Milo seems like gold in terms of monetization potential.

There was once a boy named Milo who didn't know what to do with himself — not just sometimes, but always.

To me it just reminds me of Kinect and Molyneux's Milo demo.

It's cool that you're giving up on your false neutrality, though; going to bat for Milo Yiannopoulos and his sterling reputation for honesty about anything tips your hand.

I actually thought Microsoft would be interested in Milo for Bing.

Regardless, Milo looks like an interesting site.

No, really, gamergate supporters like Milo Yiannopoulos have also been doxxed, sent death threats to, sent threatening packages to, had their family members harassed, etc.

>No, really, gamergate supporters like Milo Yiannopoulos have also been doxxed I don't think someone searching his twitter feed for a phone number he himself posted for self promotion falls under the same category as taking selfies outside someone's place of work.

You either say "the Venus of Milo" (English), or you say "Venere di Milo" (Italian).

In either case, Spanish has nothing to do with the matter, the name is perfectly valid, and more generally "Venus de Milo" is the canonical name.

Also, you probably wouldn't say "Venus of Milo", because that's a really awkward way to refer to the geographical origin of something in English.

I definitely cannot see Milo's "he'll rape you one day" interpretation but I suspect that's largely because he's made that up.

The issue is that Molyneux has had his personal brand tarnished for awhile (Fable + Project Milo), but he still received reputation and respect.

The common name of this statue (Aphrodite of Milos) is Venus de Milo.

I don't even think the UK would bother with it much if it weren't for Milo.