Dammit Dikachu, you're supposed to be one of the good ones.

Earthbound?

That'd be a fun addition.

I liked Illusion of Gaia a lot, but ultimately I think it belongs in the Hall of Very Good and misses the cut.

I pointed out last thread on this (maybe to you?) that Secret of Evermore's magic system is awful.

Final Fight's great and all, but the SNES version has no two player mode, which pretty much sinks it in my estimation.

If only Secret of Evermore's magic system weren't all sorts of crap.

That's actually pretty good compared to a lot of sandwich options.

I'd side with Lupus over James Dolan.

Maaaaaaybe don't claim that arguing with you is "like arguing with a wall" if you want people to be respectful and not gang up on you?

I think a bunch of things went wrong during his presidency (oil crisis, inflation, overthrow of Iran and hostages) that made it easy to paint him as feckless.

I think it's that virtue signalling thing. As in, "you said something that's anti-man and you must be doing it because you're trying to impress all the women with your white knighting!"

I'm pretty sure it's already worked.

Is it too glib and/or shitty to say the key demographic in the most recent election was losers?

Ultraviolet is the source of a rule I invented. If a movie doesn't have backgrounds in the horizon, it sucks. So many outdoor scenes where there's just… nothing in the distance.

My roommate made it a mission to see every Nic Cage movie. I came into Knowing halfway through. Watching only the second half, it was just about the worst thing I'd ever seen.

I snuck into League of Extraordinary Gentlemen on accident. I thought my friends had a ticket for me and were fucking with me. Turns out they didn't and it was sold out (how). So I just walked in, figuring one of them was giving the usher my ticket.

The old mall isn't even there anymore. It's an outdoor walking mall situation now. So it's a lot fewer storefronts, a "classier" vibe, and it sucks in winter.

Martio's, but to be honest I'm just parroting my dad. I don't think I've even been to Nanuet Hotel (but I'm familiar with it). I grew up in New City, but haven't lived there in a while.

I'm pretty sure the divide between upstate and downstate is the divide between the Clarkstown and North Rockland school districts.