Dies to Removal

Thank you. I'm going to show this to my LGS and see if I can get them to run something similar.

Dude, do it, we've had SO MUCH fun with it.

We bought a bunch of lanyards with name tags and had people write "villager league" on them and wear them around the store so that you could identify other people who are playing in the league. It has been a resounding success. That way people weren't just awkwardly durdling around asking random people if they were signed up for the league. They could see it visually. And if you didn't feel like playing villager you could just
take it off.

The lanyards only cost like $5.

Currently being re-taught the Pokemon TCG with a coworker while on a smoke break.

I forgot how good this game is.

the problem with the build raspy is that your engines will just get answered immediately, and they're too synergistic to be obscenely powerful on their own.


we've been having success with pyro rakis which runs 2 tymaret, but only a few 4 drops and no dragons.


He's much better when you can get them low enough with 1 and 2-drops (spike jester says hi) that soak up removal. then you can play YP$ on 3 or 4 and actually expect him to stick for a few tokens.

Then tymaret really shines as just the last bit of reach (sort of like a Mogis Maruader that doesn't get blanked by black creatures), after you've gotten them low with phoenix and 1-drops n shit, then you just sac all your board that's stalled out and some elementals over a turn or two and its gg.

The
curve just looks a bit too clunky for my tastes. I think curve out decks with synergies are much better than midrange ones, because your esper MU is gonna be very hard, and the power of your synergies isn't even better than the Artifact R/B midrange with keyrunes, trading posts, Rakdos' return, Demons n Dragons is.

http://www.uproxx.com/webculture/2013/1 ... -wrangler/

Read this. Then, realize that redthirst posted that.

(PS - I don't care that thirst lives in SC. I know he posted it)

I've honestly never understood the hatred for France and all things French in the US. The public school system in the town I grew up in offered French and Spanish "immersion" classes. My parents chose French for me. So I was in French class since kindergarten. In kindergarten we were allowed to speak English, but we learned basic French vocabulary. Starting in 1st grade we weren't allowed to speak English at school. I learned the normal math, science, history, etc. curriculum everybody else did but it was all in French. Then we had a dedicated French class where we learned French history, geography, etc.

It's been more than 10 years since I graduated college and I haven't had any use for French since then, so I'd no longer consider
myself fluent. But I could probably pick it back up fairly quickly.

I've been to France and Paris a couple of times. Nobody has ever been rude to me. The first time I went was a school trip in High School, at the height of my fluency. I started chatting with one of the guards in Versailles and she asked me where in France I was from because she couldn't quite place the accent (just like USA, different French regions have different accents, even though the country as a whole is roughly the size of Texas).

A couple of years ago my wife and I went to Paris for our first anniversary. I had lost a lot of the language skills but could still understand almost everything. I tried to speak with just about everybody, and everybody was super polite. Some people helped and urged me to continue, some people responded in English (politely), but nobody was rude.

I think the "rude" thing comes from Americans who are themselves rude first. We can be a very boisterous lot, and I'm sure that
doesn't come across very well when we visit other cultures.

The Pokemon Competitive scene is... pretty underwhelming.

When the game first came out, winning a tournament every week was my summer job, but I quit soon after school started back. I stayed the top DCI-ranked player in SC until WotC sold the rights to the game despite not playing again in that 5-ish year period.

About 4 years ago I started again 2 weeks before Pokemon SE Regionals, put a deck together, and got 3rd out of like 250. Then I almost got permanently banned from Competitive Pokemon play when I started swearing in tongues at the Judge when he informed me that 3rd place was a box and 2nd Place was a box and $1000.

I quit playing again soon after.

I feel really embaressed right now. What occured was a meaningless aregument that escalated a tad and ended with me telling the secretary to "stop talking cause i dont want to listen to you right now." And while I was able to work my way out of serious consequinces, something is just gnawing at me. I just feel angry about a lot of things at the moment, and I don't know what to do about it.

I feel really embaressed right now. What occured was a meaningless aregument that escalated a tad and ended with me telling the secretary to "stop talking cause i dont want to listen to you right now." And while I was able to work my way out of serious consequinces, something is just gnawing at me. I just feel angry about a lot of things at the moment, and I don't know what to do about it.

The Pokemon Competitive scene is... pretty underwhelming.

When the game first came out, winning a tournament every week was my summer job, but I quit soon after school started back. I stayed the top DCI-ranked player in SC until WotC sold the rights to the game despite not playing again in that 5-ish year period.

About 4 years ago I started again 2 weeks before Pokemon SE Regionals, put a deck together, and got 3rd out of like 250. Then I almost got permanently banned from Competitive Pokemon play when I started swearing in tongues at the Judge when he informed me that 3rd place was a box and 2nd Place was a
box and $1000.

I quit playing again soon after.

It certainly seems like the game caters HEAVILY to strong mechanical players. The cantrips in Pokemon are fucking insane. I mean, there's a trainer card in this starter deck that actually says "reveal the top 7 cards of your library, choose all Pokemon and put them into your hand, shuffle the rest back into your library." How is that not nuts?

You don't even need to be a strong mechanical player for that to be good. But I get the feeling like being a good deckbuilder plays into it heavily.

Just make sure it's really a hobo and not a hipster. Their parents usually have really good lawyers.

Or you could watch the girl from Teen Mom's sex tape. She's pretty fuckin' hot.

Just make sure it's really a hobo and not a hipster. Their parents usually have really good lawyers.

It is really difficult to make the distinction between the two.

just search farrah abraham sex tape.

just search farrah abraham sex tape.

Found it on PornHub. Shit, I should've just started there.

Nuwen's here. I doubt she's fapping.