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I'd have to agree with Isty.

I think it was a "biased" poll, based on the original post ;)

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I still don't see why that means it has to be unsigned... It seems to me Napster was merely an "enabler", that is, just a means to get to music files and "it's not their fault" if people traded copyright content, yet they are getting shutdown (or at least were forced to change the way they do...

I think that's a covert operation on Zadok's part... :D

NeuroDeus: I think some of those countries can be considered "modern" or first-world, like Japan and Israel. Others probably are second-world. Whether that makes them "modern"... <shrug> theorgg: Hey, I agree with you and Dementia when "they are beyond a doubt guilty". The problem is, how...

Dementia: There IS a difference between locking them up and killing them outright, it called LIFE. They still live. I don't know the restrictions on death row like visitations or communication but like you said, living is far more important than death. I don't understand your statement...

Yeah, it worked with Hawaiian Mage... :rolleyes: :D

Probably the Invasion dragons and the Legend dragons (like Nicol Bolas, the ones that had three colored mana in their cc and some upkeep).

McVeigh was the exception in that there was no question of his guilt and he was unremorseful. For a lot of people on death row, that isn't the case and the technology/circumstances may come about where they might actually be proved innocent. Of those that are "pretty much guilty" (in that all...

Surprisingly(?) enough, the US is one out of a handful of countries that have the death penalty.

I don't know the circumstances of the Garza case, but I'm inclined to think that it was coincidental that they happened so soon. McVeigh was the poster boy for the death penalty; he admitted his guilt, shed no remorse, and didn't want any appeals after his trial. Hence, his execution was...

Hehe, no I didn't make it up. It kind of grew out of the conversation a LONG time ago about how rarity affects the game and someone suggested perhaps Standard should use the Starter Constructed format so rares don't break/overpower the environment (play and cost-wise). The highlander question...

But get your guesses in! :)

You know, it's the one where you have to follow the rarity that's normally found in a Starter deck (3 rares, X uncommons, rest commons, don't know how much land). I haven't tried it, but it's another format since the highlander question got me thinking. :)

'cause now you just need the creature type, you don't have to wait for another "band" creature. It'll still confuse people though... if they don't have it now, they'll still need to get it then :)

I have about a booster box worth of cards from Alliances-Stronghold (except Weatherlight). Two boxes worth of Ice Age, some Revised, and a couple here and there from the Dark, Legends, Antiquities, and Arabian Nights. And lots of Fallen Empires :) I would guess around 1000 or so, but I've...

It was hard to remember how to spell your name without you posting first for reference... ;)

But what exactly is "unofficial and unsigned"? Why would WOTC not "make it official" or sign it? I would guess dragonstudios got one like that a while back during that fracas...

"Doing the (uh, uh) Piiigeon... " :D