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No, Methodists voted last week or so to not support gay marriages either... mythosx: Not sure how timewise, productivitywise, and financialwise that is relevant to the discussion. Religiouswise? Can see why but a host of questions crop up, such mainly what is the basis? Legalwise? The way I...

I think they're all pretty good. Hairy or shaved?

Sorry Tabasco, those pics were just too risque for here...

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Okay, you guys up to playing with 4 people? mythosx hasn't replied in the affirmative, so it's just rkoelsch, TomB, EricBess, and train...

Don't you mean sand?

I don't think you can put front page articles about this due to the submission rules, but I can provide a link to the thread in the forums.

I was thinking about this yesterday: did people of old actually have instants they wanted to cast when Power Sink was cast?

Oh. Well, why the "proxies are legal" line if it doesn't matter whether you're going to play it or not?

SeFRo: I see what you're saying about just using the King with the Relentless Rats, it's true. Not being imaginative, your idea so far sounds best...

How far back do you consider "old green"? There was a reason why for a long time (before Urza's Block? Whenever Rancor appeared) it was considered by many to be a "non-color"... except for Stompy, monogreen fell to a lot of other decks out there...

Doesn't matter to me. If there's support, sure, add it in :) I don't use any of them...

See here. You were here when this was asked! :)

That's true, that's why I said "in general" to cover myself. I figured the South might still have such things... Of course, the country was a lot smaller back then :)

Oh yeah, it just seems he won since we saw him so much... :)

Maybe in the future.... and colored costs for Scry...

It's showing people that WOTC doesn't care about their product, that anyone can run over them... I don't have exact examples though, it's all in the head (since Picasso can't defend himself obviously). I guess a more concrete example is computer piracy now. I think the secondary market DOES...

Yeah, I read an article after I posted the above that explained the difference.

It IS taken less seriously; back then, Sunday was pretty much reserved as God's Day. Services lasted all morning (we're talking one service about 3-4 hours) and everyone stayed for socializing and eating dinner. You don't see that nowadays... people want their service to last an hour and then...

It probably would've happened then too....