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I was kind of surprised not to see Castle of the Winds. That game is fun.

I never learned the game. I was always given the impression that you needed a big table to play on and that the games last a long time. Back in 1999/2000, when I used to play Magic a lot more (and when my town had a store where we could do so) the game seemed pretty popular and I knew a lot of...

Not I, said the Oversoul. Anyway, I think we're pretty stable.

I think that actually caused me physical pain to read. I don't think I'll be gracing their website with my presence anytime soon (not that they would want me to).

I guess it spells "cld." As we all know, that is an anagram for LCD (liquid crystal display). Hmm, the plot thickens...

There are worse cards... :rolleyes:

Istanbul did rebut your ridiculous statements--at first. He now seems determined to ignore you. Writing this, I wonder why I have not followed his example in this regard... As far as who is wrong, I have already explained that sligh is an umbrella term. I am not going to beat a dead horse. But...

Happy birthday.

I am not! You want to fight about it? :mad: Seriously though, I would say I am a grammarian... :(

Abacinate (what I am considering doing to myself if I must see such poor spelling a second time)

Sheik

Psh, I'm siding with the big corporation in that stupid lawsuit...

I read some book (Alastor by Jack Vance) and saw some movies (Lawrence of Arabia, The Gift, 12 Angry Men, Life of Brian, Ju-On, Jackie Brown, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, and I forget the rest). Or did you mean the previous weekend?

"If we must follow them, then come, we shall do so. But might there be more of them waiting?

Too many Star Wars games, CT?

I wouldn't consider those faults...

Poor Ferret... :rolleyes:

Yeah, I can just feel the "intensity." And what makes you think that all of our actions in games "transcend over" to our real life problems?

Wow, have there really been fourteen episodes already?

My guess is that this happens so rarely that people don't really bother to distinguish between the two just for semasiological purposes. I've checked regular dictionaries, and none mention anything about uteruses in the definition for "twins." But I think a medical dictionary would be a much...