Fairy type is the dumbest shit

What was wrong with ghost type?

@Fitzydog I got them years late second-hand and had to beg my mom

I had an original B&W Gameboy while other kids had GBAs

I got the SD later I never had the GBA

SP sorry

Those broke easily

I had the GBA and SP. But I mainly played the older GBC games on them

They snapped like a motherfucker

I had two original DS then a lite then and I then an I XL

The GBAs, that is

The original DS was very fragile

Accidentally broke both of mine since they snapped so easily

They sucked

The UI was annoying and the buttons we're too smooth

So now I’ve got no GBA all these years later to play my old games on :’(

Get a DSi and use an emulator on a flashcart

Like my R4 Gold

But why, though? I’ve got all of the cartridges still

Oh then just buy a ds lite

lol

But I want to play the new 3DS games, that’s my dilemma, lol

Or a GBA up to you

Why not both?

https://www.polygon.com/2014/7/22/5926083/game-boy-raspberry-pi

Because I’m both a college student and a finance major. I don’t have much money to spend in the first place, and if I did, I’d punch myself in the face for not investing it, lol. That’s why I want to get just one.

I think I’ll go with the DS Lite, fuck it

But how are you a finance major if you don't got money

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Because...I spent my money to become a finance major by paying my college tuition?

Obviously he hasn't graduated yet

Definitely not. 18 and a freshman finishing my first semester.

He gets his money making skills halfway through year 3

Saving and budgeting are year 4

Yeah, the upper-division courses teach me more about investing, which is what I want to do with my life. Professionally as an investment banker, and personally with my own funds.

But right now I’m busy taking fucking GE courses

1/3 of damn degree is GE/electives

Spend your free time day trading lol

Because a fucking finance major needs to spend $10K more to study theatre and dance

Because that’s the logic of mandatory GE courses

I do day-trade (only 3 times a week due to FINRA regulations about becoming a pattern day trader). I don’t make too much, but it pays for food and gas.