That is kind of a good point, sort of like the coins in mario, what value would they actually have if you could just step outside and grab a hand full?

bakeneko said:
That is kind of a good point, sort of like the coins in mario, what value would they actually have if you could just step outside and grab a hand full?

Especially in NSMB 2 where the whole goal of the game is to collect as many as you can and they are everywhere.

bakeneko said:
That is kind of a good point, sort of like the coins in mario, what value would they actually have if you could just step outside and grab a hand full?

As long as people think they have value, then they do. Don't question it, just get your rent paid.

H3xx said:
As long as people think they have value, then they do. Don't question it, just get your rent paid.

Ok, let me go out into my back yard and grab some shiny rocks first.

So is this an alternate story to Renamon's and Jenny's adventure?

The more difficult something is to find, the more value it has in society as a currency. Waldo is worth *alot*

bakeneko said:
Ok, let me go out into my back yard and grab some shiny rocks first.

Okay, so you already know about the Diamond industry then. Good to know. :D

Looks like we're going to get one last story out of Drudge, before Samus hacks off his limbs and feed them to him.

AlgolTheTerrible said:
The more difficult something is to find, the more value it has in society as a currency. Waldo is worth *alot*

Godamnit

...take my upvote

AlgolTheTerrible said:
The more difficult something is to find, the more value it has in society as a currency. Waldo is worth *alot*

I'll match your Waldo and raise you a Carmen Sandiego.

AlphaHB said:
I'll match your Waldo and raise you a Carmen Sandiego.

Oooooohhhhhh.

But I'll top that, or at least try to.

Tom Bombadil must be worth a WHOLE lot.