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Yeah, same here.

Some Other Time - The Alan Parsons Project (1977)

Don't Let it Show - The Alan Parsons Project (1977).

A while back I read (on the subject of discussing how poorly politicians often understand science, possibly it was Richard Dawkins or Carl Sagan writing about this, but I can't remember), that out of all the heads of state in both the US and the UK, Margaret Thatcher was the one with the...

(4x Blue combo!) Moon River - Audrey Hepburn (1961).

Actually, I was baffled that they'd make an April Fools day joke that seemed to be a reference to a defunct product. I was hoping that there was something particular to MTGO that I didn't know about that would actually make this funny. That's why I said, "it seems like it's probably kind of...

Oh, we passed that point a while ago. But I didn't make a claim that would need demonstration. When I brought up potential regional variation, it was to explain why our personal experiences might differ. I do think the joke would only work if people did recognize Clippy. Otherwise it's just an...

Keep in mind that if you're not picking a particularly notorious tribe (goblins, elves, zombies, angels, soldiers, merfolk, faeries, and a few others), the chance that a deck you were planning on playing might get blocked out by someone else beating you to playing that tribe by one game is...

Rules thread. My deck isn't quite finished yet (I just need to modify the manabase), but I'll work on that after I post this and I might have a deck ready to go by the time you read this text. I guess because the game hasn't actually started yet, this is sort of a roll call. People that have...

That's actually one of my goals. I mean, if most of the rest of you guys are building decks several games in advance and don't want to be delayed from being able to use your deck for Game 16 because someone else used the same tribe for Game 15, then I guess we'd need to address that. In my case...

Kelgar sighs and descends the chute. Arcttus watches, then asks... "Should I leave the lantern with you?"

A few times, before this was revived and now more recently, we've had the idea brought up of retiring tribes after they're played, but rotating them back in over time. So you wouldn't be able to play the same deck every game, but if you want to revisit a tribe you played several games ago, or if...

Of course, if you're going to be fetching Transcendence, you might be able to fetch other enchantments too. There's always Forsaken Wastes.

The Real Folk Blues - Seatbelts (1998).

This isn't EDH. There won't be any commanders. Just regular free-for-all multiplayer rules, but with the deckbuilding restrictions outlined in the thread Spiderman linked to.

Throg descends the rope ladder, disappearing into the darkness. The humans hesitate to follow his cue. Anton either finds the courage to follow Throg or is still drunk enough not to be afraid. As he disappears from view, the other two merchants look at Dorgath, Carrow, and Kelgar, still unsure.

Don't forget the part where someone inevitably says, "Oops, I forgot to build a deck for this. I'll be ready in a few more days probably." Or something to that effect. I seem to remember that one time we even ended up waiting almost a year for someone, but the details escape my recollection at...

Throg's helm doesn't let him see much farther than the others would be able to see if they were to hold the lantern directly over the chute. The chute darkness and the rope ladder continue beyond the length of his vision.

I wouldn't know. I don't have much access to people from all over the country to test that. I only said that regional variation might explain how easily the Clippy reference in this joke is deduced. You seem to be jumping from that to the conclusion that most of the "target audience" would have...

Not sure how best to explain it if you've never been in the area. The largest metropolitan area on the west coast outside of California is along the Puget Sound. Seattle's the biggest city out here, but directly east on the other shore of a lake is an area that I've heard jokingly referred to as...