Ah, so you colored between lines? That makes sense. I guess it would make sense for them to have a fixed unusable region to separate game content from copy protection.

You really just need one angry mounty.

That sounds extremely imprecise, was that really a thing? I grew up with an NES, so I’m pretty sure I’m old enough to have heard of this (and my friend had a PlayStation). Pirated games already had any copy protection stripped anyway.

That’s why I assumed the sharpie was just for writing what’s on the disc. I did that plenty.

Yeah, I remember flippies and casettes, but I’m too young for 8 track.

That’s a pretty scary line of thinking. The Constitution says, “We the People,” not “We the People who voted.”

Yes, everyone should vote, but that doesn’t mean the opinions of those who didn’t are invalid. Please contact your representatives regardless of whether you voted or for whom you voted.

Can’t fault that logic.

And honestly, arresting your President for breaking the law should totally be a common thing. Why should someone be treated special just because they hold an office?

I don’t see why not, though they’d probably want a concession like splitting E. WA and E. Oregon into a new state. Regardless, political power tends to change every 2-4 years, a party retaining control over all three houses for more than that is incredibly rare.

Hawaii was 1959, and was the last state.

So far. I still hold out hope for Canada Puerto Rico.