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Rather, it's the only way for him.

Nuh-uh! Talking to me is like talking to a 10 year old with no money.

Oh, I do. But they've deliberately announced and delivered on every single Switch title within a year thus far and the simple fact that no Smash title has been ported in any capacity whatsoever, combined with the sheer lack of any indication of it being a port, leads me to believe it not only is a new entry but will be released within the year. Even the "working title" is suggestive of it. If it's a port, they'd at least imply it, if not the more likely of outright announcing it as such. A port would be " Smash Bros. 4 on Switch" or something along those lines, no beating around the bush. Nintendo announces new titles as new titles and ports as ports plain and simple.

Never had a car.

I don't think a new version will correct the existence of AgK.

Then why is Nintendo calling it "Nintendo Switch Smash Bros. (working title)"? They announced Xenoblade 2 the same year that was released. If they did it there, I don't see why they couldn't do it here.

Yes, some positions have the employee contractually bound to either not have secondary employment or not have employment with a competitor and termination as the stated consequence.

I get the feeling you're thinking of the wrong kind of BJ table.

You're hallucinating again, aren't you?

No look is a good look for the fuggly.

It's my only phone number, so pretty important. Aside from making it easy to contact me, not super important.

Like an erection.

Ever look in a mirror?

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Case and point:

I never got the "every sucked after..." thought process. At worst there's more things coming out with easier access, so yeah there's more crap. But there's just as many good things coming out now as there were in the 90s or earlier. I'd argue the ratio of good/bad isn't any different. Just more shows to wade through at any given time.

Crippling retardation.

It's just another media format to me. I don't treat it much different from watching cartoons, cultural differences aside.

Maybe that's why the patties are so small. I assumed they just toss precooked meat in a microwave to get it through fastest without worrying about meat temp.

I wouldn't expect McDonald's to use raw meat. They might (never worked for one so don't know), but many procressed meats are cooked before delivery for sterilization. This would make the most sense for a McDonald's to do since their policy is to get people their orders as fast as possible.

Finally, we can have McDonald's as fresh as Subway.