Remove Kevin game mention

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@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ OK, so the reason that I watched Kung Fu Panda 4 was because we went to a movie
 
 Wrong. It's a pretty bad movie. Like sure, it's not torture to watch it, but it definitely can't compare with the cultural icon that is Shrek 2. (I have a running joke with some of my friends that we should enlighten ourselves by watching Shrek 2, but we never do.) But actually, I don't want to rant about Kung Fu Panda 4 because you can already find rants about it online ("the plot twist came out of nowhere and was also perfectly predictable"). Instead, I want to write about foxes.
 
-There's a character in Kung Fu Panda 4 who is obviously redeemable anti-hero material the second she appears in the film, and she looks like a wolf but repeatedly claims to be a fox despite having gray fur? My sister and I got into a dispute over whether that character wears eyeliner or not, since I personally think it's ridiculous for animals to have eyeliner. Actually, I'm just not familiar enough with the list of fox species (I do have the list of penguin species memorized because Kevin invented a variant of [The Game](https://xkcd.com/391/) where you try to avoid thinking about penguins), so it turns out this character is a corsac fox which inhabit northern China:
+There's a character in Kung Fu Panda 4 who is obviously redeemable anti-hero material the second she appears in the film, and she looks like a wolf but repeatedly claims to be a fox despite having gray fur? My sister and I got into a dispute over whether that character wears eyeliner or not, since I personally think it's ridiculous for animals to have eyeliner. Actually, I'm just not familiar enough with the list of fox species, so it turns out this character is a corsac fox which inhabit northern China:
 
 ![A photo of a white-gray corsac fox sitting majestically on a tree stump](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/07/Vulpes_corsac.jpg)