Your 3rd paragraph needs a few "except whens" added to it.

Except God is, at best, fictional and, at worst, actively maleficent.

That is true, but I think, in context of this discussion, American Libertarianism is what's being referred to.

Nor do you, apparently.

Ah… that's where you went wrong. You seem to think that Liberals are all hippies.

When you break it down by averages, the chances of a Libertarian being an insufferable asshole are quite high, while the chances of the same being said of a liberal are very low.

He is like the Bill Mahr kind of atheist, which is the worst kind of atheist.

There is plenty of evidence to suggest that inhaling second-hand smoke will definitely lead to things that will kill you, and in the case of carcinogens, correlation might actually be causation.

The question everyone wants to ask, though, is whether or not Pigface did or did not fuck it up?

But people who study rocks and shit, like geologists, might.

Actually, they are not, if they are within 25' of a door or window, vent or other point of entrance of airflow of any business. That is a fineable offense in the city of Seattle.

Only semi-legal. In many states, you cannot smoke inside of, or within 25 or 50 feet (varies) any public business or venue. I have heard that some states have banned, or have tried to ban, smoking in a POV or in the presence of children.

That didn't stop a dude from shooting a guy in a movie theater in Texas last week when he wouldn't stop texting during the preview commercials.

Tell that to the guy who got shot and killed in a movie theater last week for arguing with a retired cop.

As DL explained, the way in which old software was written was, oftentimes, based on limitations, or features, of the hardware it was written for,

Well, while that's true, you gotta look at it from the B&M store's point of view. Old cartridges and consoles take up shelf and bin space. If they have devoted X square footage to games that are 5+ years old, and X*2 space to games less than 5 years old, but the 5+ years old games are only selling at 1/100th the…

Steam had the whole Jedi series during their Summer and Winter sales… I mean both KOTORs, Jedi Knight 1 and 2, Outcast, and the Bounty Hunter series, as well as the Republic Commando squad-shooter. Total price, like, $20.

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For console games, maybe. Good Ol' Games and Steam often have super-fuckin'-old PC games for sale. Shit, I picked up the entire Shining in the Darkness series last year for like $10, and these were games I played in the late 80s/early 90s.

I have not heard of the consumers of such things being sued, but I do know that many of the ROM hosting sites got smacked down a few years back, though reports vary on whether it was via cease-and-desist or some sort of law enforcement agency.