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I assumed he meant something like a starter set or core set deckbuilder's toolkit. But I also don't expect Jeph has played MtG in ages.

Here you go.

Chocolate coated caramel. Very chewy. Very good. Downright addictive, too. They were, and are, a staple in movie theaters in the US, though they’re overpriced, like the popcorn and drinks.

A bit off topic, but that last part of your comment reminded me of the first episode of the newer season of Kino's Journey, if only because the plot of that episode centers on a country in which murder isn't illegal.

Old forms of measurement were based on easily divisible numbers. You could do the math in your head of my segmenting a circle.

SI works in decimal, with can be harder to hold in your head as details increase. More importantly, every SI detail relates to any other somehow:

• a liter is a box of liquid with 10 cm for each side.
• a kilogram is the mass of that same liter of water.
• the original meter was based the distance from the Equator to the North Pole divided by 10 million. The attempt to prove this took a decade, failed sorta, got revived, and led to the development of modern statistical analysis and sampling. Ken Adler's book The Measure of All Things is a can't-put-down tale of this saga.