If you're not already a member you should check out the 64DD.net community. It's a good resource for the system, although the most exciting aspect is their goal of tracking down unreleased 64 and 64DD titles. They have a few already.

It's likely something that can never be proven, but I would want the cut-off period to be whenever the soul enters the fetus. I believe the Quran suggests that that happens at six months or something.

Of course they haven't explicitly said that. It's just the impression they give off by repeatedly attempting to adapt the character, yet always postponing or canceling. They're just not trying hard enough.

Donkey Kong is technically within the Super Mario Bros. universe, so it makes sense that he would crossover in such titles. Link? Not so much.

The DD attachment failed mostly because Nintendo kept delaying it, which is unfortunate because it had a unique online system. If they had kept to schedule it could have changed the arena quite a bit.

I would love to see women marching on DC for equal wage and other benefits awarded to men, but I don't know if it would necessarily work in today's society. It seems without vocal male leaders people would just dismiss them.

No, I compared the practice of treating women like second-class citizens to the practice of treating blacks like second-class citizens.

I watched the movie when I was younger and it was alright. It's an '80s flick. I don't think it can sustain itself beyond that.

I haven't read the comic line, so my only familiarity is TVtropes. Even before your response I imagined whoever edited the page probably tried to be more dismissive of the episode than warranted.

The comics later reinterpreted the season three premiere to such an extent that it can no longer be considered exactly canon to Weisman's vision.

I just dislike how the "go-to" PoC actor is always black... Why not an Asian Ant-Man?

Thanks for raising a valid point! People are far too often either dismissive or condemning of those with social disorders, so I felt that I needed to provide my own experience.

Exactly. Made the same comment.

I have Asperger's Syndrome and, while I at one time had difficulty understanding social cues, have worked hard to be more receptive. I know on a rational level what is and what is not appropriate, even if I may not immediately grasp why.

There are numerous projects online where women can speak freely about their experiences with harassment. Physical violence is very common.

It's not unfair at all.

I agree with where you're coming from. This comic suggests that there were actual monsters and witches only legitimizes the Church's persecution. It suggests that the Church was right to torture and murder innocents because of the off-chance that some of them actually were guilty.

I was under the impression that Church's official stance on witches/witchcraft was that it didn't exist. Anyone who claimed otherwise was in league with the Devil. The Church never actually persecuted supposed "witches" so much as people who spread the belief in them.

This comic suggests that there were actual monsters and witches only legitimizes the Church's persecution. It suggests that the Church was right to torture and murder innocents because of the off-chance that some of them actually were guilty.

I don't get Ted. He's supposedly so devoted to the concepts of love, romance and marriage but has dated more women than any other television character, cheated on his partners, been with women who were involved with other men and, most poignantly, describes meeting "the One" as the "end" of the love story rather than…