Ha, fair. Though I'm certainly hoping that Millennials / Gen Z are able to turn the ship... Eventually. Though I don't know how much hope I have.

I mean, that's a fair point, but for Gen X/Millennials, it's more complex IMO.

We got hit by those 'regular' downturns plus a unique combination of rising student debt, housing, and healthcare costs - all while our wages largely stagnated compared to those bumps and expenses.

And it's not quite right to say past crises were just 'the market' either. Major policy decisions, often under conservative/neoliberal frameworks (deregulation before 2008, and especially earlier with Reagan), played a huge role in shaping them and their aftermath.

So, the current situation isn't just about Trump (though he's making things much worse) - it's more like those factors are pouring gasoline on a fire that's been burning for decades.

I'm bi, so while I'm split, she absolutely thinks about gay sex more than twice what I do.

Ah - My mistake, sorry. When I looked for an edit, I'm used to seeing either the post itself changed to correct the issue, or some sort of "Edit:" at the bottom.

I've thought for awhile now that something between Thassa's Oracle and Lab Man would be the sweet spot. Something like, When ~ enters the battlefield, mill 2 cards. Then, if you have no cards in your library and ~ is on the battlefield, you win the game.

Maybe it is unplayable by today's standards however. Legacy was much less powerful when Lab Man was seeing occasional play.

Your first sentence in your first post says it sold 1m.

Where did you get 1m from? It sold over 850,000 copies in Japan alone as of a year ago.

Yup - Being a teenager is a shitty time, and with bad parents, it can be compounded.

Heck, it was never modeled for me growing up. In my 20's, I had some absolutely disasters. Now I'm in my late 30's and I know that both my wife and I rely on having people over somewhat regularly to keep our house in shape...

I'm going to go throw out a few of these energy drinks I have on my desk now.

I think some of these are using voice-to-text and it doesn’t quite pick it up right.

I dunno - I'm pretty sure Marshawn should have been given the ball.

That's a chill retro-wave bossa nova. Love it.

If it is the one I am thinking of, I sure hope so!

There are limitations to metaphors.

Some people might enjoy using a large toy by themselves, but prefer no penetration at all when with someone. Everyone has different things they like, and enjoying one thing doesn't preclude anything else.

Seriously, the only people who care are townies and conservatives. If you live in the city, nobody cares at all.

And the big uproar around getting people to wear seatbelts. What a combination.

javid/OneLoneCoder inspired? Solid work!

That's... Actually kind of funny.

Let's not blame the Switch's limitations here, we've all seen other games perform much better than what Game Freak puts out.

I mean, I would say that they set their expectations too high, as is frequently the case with companies like that. The fact that Mario + Rabbids did well in the first place was unexpected.

But don't worry, STEM major's don't need ethics courses. ^/s

It seems useful, but it doesn't maintain any of my logins and I can't middle-click links to open them into a new tab - Without those options, I'd rather just have a pinned tab. If it works well for you though, that's great!

I thought Diddy Kong Racing specifically had races where you swapped between kart, plane, and water vehicle (forget what they called it) while racing. (Though tracks tended to be focused on a specific type)

With new loans, with dividends from the held stocks, by giving the bank a portion of the assets. If the assets appreciate, their new value can also be used against the existing debt. Lots of loopholes to avoid directly selling and turning it into something that hits capital gains.

They have access to something better than cash. They get to borrow against their stocks/assets at extremely favorable rates so that they can access nearly tax-free spending. Far more useful than having a vault of money.