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I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
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let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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mtg's the hobbit set is fucking hysterical because as it turns out there are not enough things in one very short book to make even a small magic set and so they are literally having to make cards of every ranbdom sentence that was said in the book just to fill slots
i mean this is still a million times better than Radical Pizza Cowabunga garbage but i mean. This is literally ridiculous what the fuckj are we doing here
lmao. good lord. i'm glad i stopped buying this game a long time ago
This pose looks familiar…
R O U N D
man, there really is a gif for everything
AAA video game publisher voice: "Look. The goose layed a golden egg, and that's nice! Everyone loved that egg. But keeping the golden goose means paying for bird feed and I don't want to, so I killed the goose."
Rumors of Ringo Starr possessing the elf stones predate the internet. The earliest mention is from 1975 with but the must prominent claim is from a November 1976 column in british music magazine Record Mirror. Though initially dismissed as a typographical error these claims would be proven true as recently Ringo Starr has come forward to admit ownership of the stones, drawing ire from those who had confused them with the fictional stones.
Mark Rosewater’s Mood Swings captures some of Magic’s strategy in a faster and simpler card game.
Here’s a nice review of Mood Swings.
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Mark Rosewater’s Mood Swings captures some of Magic’s strategy in a faster and simpler card game.
Here’s a nice review of Mood Swings.
whoever coined "there are no stupid questions"; clearly didn't anticipate mark rosewater's blog
for non mtg players imagine if the head Flavor Scientist at pepsi cola had a blog and people kept going on it to ask like "do you think you'll make a pepsi that tastes like sewage? why haven't you ever made a pepsi with a drowned rat in it? i notice that the pepsi is always on the inside of the can and not the other way round, is there a reason for that?"
to be fair he sometimes gives equally stupid responses
this is literally not true he has extraordinary patience with countless rude demanding and ridiculous questions. the only time rosewater gives a bad response is when someone asks him a question to which the correct answer is "my bosses are shortsighted morons who value short term profits over the health of the game" and he has to give some mealy mouthed pablum answer instead because that's how having a job works
new tinyview exclusive, “fully loaded”
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brother came home from school with a list of “philosophical questions” he discussed with his friends such as “what if there was an evil stove that uncooked things” and “how do trees know if they’re gay”
hello staff. good to see that flagging this post as mature has done wonders for this website. maybe you could stop booting trans women off this site as well you fucking wankers
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