Agreed

If I am looking it up correctly, judge Amit Mehta was appointed by Obama (who had ties with Google), and still ruled google a Monopoly.

I just like stuff like this as it shows a judge can put bias aside in a ruling, supposedly.

Cause the Hooooook brings you baack

I recall in a decades old Texas Univ interview, Gabe said you had to be aggressive in your firing processes.

Is the same video I recall they made him put on a horse head and try to hold up three fingers.

I went with a Nissan Leaf. But only because it was the only EV I could have gotten on 2022, as it felt so hard to get them and dealers didn’t seem to keep me updated on availability.

One thing to consider is not to underestimate mobile games. They make a lot of money. A lot. No, more than that. Also keep in mind how little cost they put in it besides advertising.

I wager the spring 2024 reprint should see good discounts. Unless the momentum for Heat does at Christmas and OGS’s need to dump that bulky space

The only thing Flamecraft has going for me is the $40 SRP. Cheaper than Waterdeep, Stone Age and other worker placement games, and even a playmat bigger companies would try to sell you separately!

Its also been great as a cheaper entry to placement and resource gathering games.

But pretty bare bones aside from a clever solo video-game-unlockable design I’d like other board games to add to their solo games.

My thought was “yes, no more crappy Hasbro quality components!”

Renegade did a good job fixing Acquire so far. You can actually see the numbers on the board now, and Sid Sackson’s name wasn’t wiped from existence.

Customer said the Renegade Robo Rally looks like a board game and not something found at Five Below 😆

What is interesting is the latest Newsmax article wasn’t being bias anymore, actually using sentences like Trump appointed officials say there was no evidence and whatnot

Sure the bottom of the article said it was from the AP but I am not sure if Newsmax is covering their butss or is purposefully copy pasted AP so their fan base, er, users, will get more outraged.

Scythe Expeditions, Great Western Trail Argentina, and very unlikely Heat as stores in North America are only getting maybe a dozen each today.

What would facebooks reaction be if they had to pay the full amount of taxes without ways around it?

Ah, I think I have been watching too much Star Trek and forget that prejudice still exists sometimes ☹️

Have fun schooling those plebs with the decor

Sure you think paper snowflakes are useless but wait for an elementary school play to need set design and they will crawl in their hands and knees to rescue them 😉

Not into stuff like that myself but I would have thought the purpose of nipple rings was to show that you have nipple rings. Put on a tight shirt and walk proudly through the library with your chest out like a proud pigeon kind of thing.

But I guess one solution is to get extra piercings on your chest and stomach so people won’t be able to tell which piercing is the actual nipple piercing.

At my public school we were told that dual immersion classes do not post the order of getting in because parents harassed teachers into putting their kids up the list.

I run a board game store, so just for a chuckle I asked it about what’s popular this year or what to order and kept getting the same answer about only having accurate data from 2021 and prior.

I feel there is still life in it, like with Superfight. It encourages debating to the judge and pairs cards directly with each other granting more interaction.

And if you count Dixit/Mysterium/Obscurio as a judge/committee pick game I would love to see more people take a stab at judge pick games

But it is a shame Superfight seems to be dwarfed by other mass market games.

The only saving grace for Wingspan fore are the achievements in the digital version. I enjoyed having some bizarre setups needed to unlock the chievos and as a result I got better at the game I feel and was able to sort of get around the luck of the draw style.

What sent Wingspan into the stratosphere of popularity was more tapping into the non gamer middle age market with articles like the NYTimes.com at the time spreading the word.

Had it not pulled a Wii (a term I use when a company attracts a new demographic) I imagine Wingspan would have hovered around or above Viticulture popularity.