I went to a very nice wedding reception at the Mutter museum, a few years back. The smallpox exhibit was a little off-putting, though!

Not a mammal, though...

Allow me to resolve most of those story lines. Spoilers for around 16,909 characters below:

The issue is if someone has a kid who is vaccinated and an infant who isn't, yet.

I'm so slow!

Looks like Heisenburg's Uncertainty Theorem.

As a GM, I spent a lot of time taking them aside and giving "Special Information". That always made the game go better.

I was going to discuss the fact that regular RPG players have a hard time getting used to that concept, even with the up front explanation. Then, I read your entire post and realized that you've got this down! Here's to False Hope!

The other thing that was tricky was people players clones had to get used to their characters dying over and over.

Streamlined and modernized? I liked the clunky buried underground in the 1980's vibe of the original! As long as the characters always die, I guess it's okay.

I heard that on the radio today. Made me happy!

edit: "not all superheroes are Science Fiction"

I was so sure that this would be on here! Also, I expected more Deltron.

Redacted, as well.

And you still couldn't stop!

He's going to give it a gentle massage.

That's a really good point. I have a hard time remembering the order I learned these games in. Once you've learned one, the others are pretty easy to grasp.

In addition, your $1 off can be cumulative if you're buying bread with the discount on a weekly basis, along with other things.

You should give bridge a try! It's very similar, but trump shifts and the team strategy is pretty subtle. I like Spades and pretty much any game of this type.

It's more of a pastime!