Not interested in the NES Classic at the moment. I already have an NES with SMB3, StarTropics, MTPO, and Shadowgate (the latter of which the NES Classic does not have because of probably actual reasons but which I am inclined to phrase as "cause it's BASIC AS ****"), and sure, I'm missing some good games that the NESC has (Zelda II comes to mind, as does Super C), it's lacking a few good games (Mega Man 3 where?). Not saying it necessarily "is" bad, or that you shouldn't buy one -- but it's not for me, given my current finances and game collection.
I'll get one at some point, but I don't know when I will. I'm a sucker when it comes to collecting video games and consoles. I'm currently trying to build up my N64 collection.
That seems like a very specific regulation on what you can wear headphone-wise. I assume it's basically "no wires and no large headsets" or something, right?
Personally, I like neither wireless headphones nor anything that's not circumaural.
Yes sir. Anything with wires is a no no. Large headsets is a no no. We can't use anything that covers the ear totally. I'm one of those people that likes to crank up metal with my earbuds in. I can't hear a single thing going on around me when I do that lol. I've never done that at work, but several people have, and they made it on the plant managers **** list for doing that. With the open ear headphones you can listen to your music, and still hear your surroundings. The Union shop has pretty strict rules. It's understandable, though. It's all about safety. A guy had his earbuds in, wasn't paying attention, and he almost got hit by a fork truck.