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Isn’t it weird how policies that help the poor are treated like a zero sum game (“anything they get is less for the rest of society”) but policies that help the rich are treated as good for everyone (“a rising tide lifts all boats”).

As soon as I read this threds title, The Office (US)'s theme started playing in my head, so I guess that.

Maybe 25 years? But there should be an extra provision that the work must remain publicly available for purchase in like form and cost or else the copyright is voided (with a one year grace period to resolve production issues.)

This is ridiculous and those don’t even look anywhere near big enough for cows. They are probably goat eggs.

I only have a semi-portable table saw, and I don’t use it often, but it is easily one of my favorite tools

What was the issue with the battle system? I always thought timed hits were a great idea to make turn based battles less tedious, and mapping action menus to the four buttons worked well. I guess the encounter rate might be a bit high compared to modern RPGs, and it would be nice to be able to pin attacks to the top of the menus.

That would probably require cooperation with square, which would finally open the door to proper sequels. I’d cry. (No shade on the paper Mario and Mario and Luigi games, they are great series in their own rights, just not the same.)

1. Create a strict commandline syntax that all posts must follow

2. Require all posts to be proper code for any command line syntax, but they must be tagged for that syntax

3. Only allow pictures of people directing lines of people or traffic (commanding lines)

That would require a degree of cleverness and intelligence that, as of yet, has not been demonstrated by the Reddit administration.