Connect Four

And BGG lists one designer who was a French designer and also was a filmmaker of adult cinema.

And then also on Howard Wexler's website, Howard Wexler, the Connect Four guy, says, I made this.

Well, I don't know which one made it.

I don't know how to pick that apart.

Connect Four itself has disputed authorship to a degree because Howard Wexler had a business partner, Ned Strongen, and the two of them shared the royalties and profits.

And if you ask Howard Wexler, it's because Ned Strongen screwed him over.

And Ned Strong certainly had a bad reputation for stuff like that.

You know, she plays hard, she loves hard, she competes hard.

She and Wilkin, you know, in the piece we have them hanging out doing athletic stuff, but then we also have them playing like Connect Four, and they're going at it, you know, playing board games.

So it's pretty unique, and it was a really powerful thing to see just how much this family loves and supports each other.

So it was a very cool thing.

And as long as they are Go literate...

Why not be able to enjoy a game of Go just like how they would pick up a game of Connect 4 and just roll with it, right? It just takes a little more literacy.

There's just a little more of a learning curve to the rules and how the stones behave and things like that.

But there's no reason you shouldn't be able to take Go casually and just have a little fun with it in a very lighthearted manner.

I mean, she's brought real policy depth on multiple files to the stage.

And I think the biggest thing is, I mean, landing that absolute mic drop on live radio when it came to calling out Drew Dilkins for having the Windsor Police Board vet – fred francis his opponent's platform i mean nothing says you know we live in an open and transparent and equal democracy when you can get the police to vet your opponent's policy proposals for mayor i mean it's just that's just it's wild um outside of the mayor's race i'd say in ward five shane potvin has been running just a master class in a campaign he built a custom connect five you know Like Connect Four, but with Ward Five.

I don't know if that's what it is, but I like to think that it is.

But that resident navigation portal that he made to just, you know, demystify the city hall bureaucracy and show people exactly where to go and how to access services.