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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mistwell" data-source="post: 6512408" data-attributes="member: 2525">It's 75 reports.  Four each year, plus a final one for each year.  For 15 years.  Each 10-Q is about 66.5 pages long (so 4000 pages).  Each annual report is about 120 pages (another 1440 pages).  And then there are 10-K reports as well.  And the reason you read them isn't for D&D, regardless of your interest in D&D.  You read them because you are a shareholder and you're checking on the Hasbro overall report, primarily.  Because they almost never mention D&D and it would be silly to be reading  that many reports for an incredibly small fraction of information over a 15 year span.So yeah, forgive someone if they say they "think" it hasn't been mentioned that way, after 15 years and thousands upon thousands of pages of hard financial data.EDIT:OK I just went back through a bunch of reports.  Here is the one mention I found, in a 10-Q from 2007 (aside from some mentions in other reports about how they did or did not retain or acquire digital D&D rights):</blockquote>