Yeah, Threetoe doesn't program anything. He helps design things and writes amazing and very inspiring stories.

Those other 29 tables do sort of count as decoration. But dwarves will still use them like unassigned tables with a dining room designated from them.

I've seen it happen. My dining rooms are arranged like this:

The dwarves will use the closest table to wherever they picked up food, regardless of whether it was the table the room is designated from or not. This means that they're all given equal priority.

No, Deon, adding tables only adds value. The only way that adding tables would decrease value would be if you were designating a new dining room from each of them, which you don't need to do. You only need to designate a dining room from one of the tables, and all tables within that designation will count as part of the dining room.

You can't do this yet. You can make vermin but they don't do much.

No, they won't throw away old stuff. They'll just build up an infinite amount of socks.

Yeah, military dwarves won't put away their clothes since they're soldiers and therefore don't have hauling duty. It's annoying. I think ones that are married to civilian dwarves will have their spouse put away their stuff.

No, but you should make an arena and release them against your champion dwarves.

Catcher in the Rye is an awful book. Just some jerk ranting about how much he hates everything and how much he's obsessed about how this girl plays checkers. Don't read it.

Also don't read The Lord of the Flies. Nothing interesting happens until the last three chapters. Until then it's a bunch of whining kids.

I should get reading that new Eragon book. I liked the last ones. Not as much as everyone else, but they're still pretty good. The same thing happens with Harry Potter. I read the books and think they're pretty good, and everyone else decides that they're the best book since the Bible, which I also do not recommend you read. Very boring, though it had potential to be exciting.

1984 is an amazing book. I've read it twice, and loved it both times.

Fahrenheit 451 is a great book, but with a slightly disappointing ending. A better ending than lots of books, though.

I have A Clockwork Orange and One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest lined up to read next. I'm reading through an abridged version of The Canterbury Tales, but I really want a full version.

I read a lot. Not as much as I used to, but more than most people.

I've had the Nemisis crash too. If you look in your save folder then (if yours was the same as mine) you should notice that all the units have been deleted, making the save irrecoverable. Just start a new fort. I've been playing for a little over a year now and have had at least a dozen forts I've seriously played and it's only happened once.