I don’t condone the attempt, but if those were my daughters, I can’t say I wouldn’t have felt the same way or tried to do the same thing.

ZING!

Shock of the year - people with money and power behaved badly in the 1970's and 1980's. Do tell. Oh wait, I was born in 1974. You don’t need to tell. I saw it all growing up. Now if you really want to shock me please find compelling evidence that trickle down economics works.

The End Is Nigh, you say?

Retro Bitch also has an excellent article about this topic.

Just the fact a category called “no 64 door” exists is in itself awesome. I feel like that would be the ultimate obscure insider nerd license plate.

How much is it?

They ought to have the same policy WWE does at the arena door - we’ll look at your sign, and if it offends us, or has anything on it we’re told you can’t say, we’ll take it. People cry “censorship” but you aren’t being censored anywhere outside the building, on your phone, or anywhere you can print something and hand…

That is sadistic and sick and I love it. ^_^

Not to mention $80 would be +cheap+ for a CIB copy of Chrono Trigger today. I have a loose copy and I’m happy of it.

I have no idea what’s going on here but this photo is gorgeous.

These are my current addiction. They are WONDERFUL. A hot cup of coffee with a splash of milk in it goes so well with the cinnamon and chocolate.

Life In Aggro is the funny, Double XP is the money.

Except it doesn’t seem to be up for pre-order yet.

Isn’t the only real solution that the entire press corps just stops covering any press conference from the White House press secretary? Why be lied to over and over again? Why not just not show up?

So it’s about 80K to $1. So to fire off a cannon from orbit and nuke somebody as a prank it’s going to cost $9.375. I get that rich kids can do it at their whim as often as they like, but at that ratio I can definitely see almost anybody loading up on money to fire shots off. Thanks for the info!

What’s the actual ratio of real dollars to in-game dollars?

GAME OVER YEAHHHHHHHH!

Okay so I don’t play GTA Online and I have to ask... you’re talking about IN GAME CASH, not real world dollars... right? Maybe that is a dumb question but I can’t see even the ultra rich blowing $750,000 in real world dollars to screw with a video game. If that’s the real world equivalent of a hundred bucks though I…

**whistling** If I liked fighting games that much and lived in the percentile that benefits from Trump’s tax cut, I’d definitely get this.