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Yellowjacket: Actually, would casual players really mind if counters were no longer printed? I've gotten the impression from this group that counters are bad for casual play.

Zadok: You sure? I think Ristik's explanation is more true... I would go with ManOWar or Uktabi Orangutan... they made the 3cc creatures good again! (besides Flanking...)

Having played with or against neither, I would say: A. Beats the heck out of me B. Juzam, just because it stays around longer.

Here's the Likert Scale,......again. 1=Strongly disagree 2=Disagree 3=not sure/undecided 4=Agree 5=Strongly agree 1.) Do you think the 'Off-Topic' forum is a good thing for the CPA? 4 2.) Do you think the CPA should have a 'social club' appeal to it? 4 3.) Do you think the CPA should...

Not this again! Gerode: Again, it depends on someone's definition of spam, and I think the majority agree that it's the "x post" threads and "I'm bored" threads. See other threads for specific discussion about what spam is.

Not the reprint debate! Regarding the original question, I don't think WOTC should care about how much a card is worth on the secondary market (and I don't think they do). Regarding reprints, I don't think it'd be feasible unless they were playable. So under that assumption, in interests of...

I have to agree with the sentiment that Bolt was really not that bad. I can't remember what reasons were given for giving it the boot... Dark Ritual and Ancestral Recall though, break the rules of Magic of 1 card per turn and 1 mana per turn. I'm guessing everyone agrees that A. Recall was...

I agree with Griffy or your thoughts on why a deck can be more than 60 cards.

real life: Red Magic: red

Dune Echo: Boy, maybe I should call you about my PC... stupid reboots... :) TomB/Yellowjacket: I don't know if my post about this was addressed, but can you add a third choice to the current poll: Undecided or Don't care or Don't Know or something? Because that's how I feel about the question...

I was actually out Friday, but this week I will begin my editing job in earnest! And as proof, I did my first "moving thread" action... boy, the power... :)

What happened on February 14, 1936? Guesses are due Thursday, 11/16 by 6:00 AM EST. Sleepy is the Dasher for this question. PM me with the category of the next question (word, name, acronym, movie, or date)

What is the movie Hector's Bunyip about? 1. A man is kidnapped by his imaginary friend, a bunyip. (correct answer - the one I was looking for) 2. Hector is a little boy who has an imaginary pet dog named Bunyip. (Darsh's guess) 3. A poor but happy Australian family fights to keep one of...

Since we're getting into the realm where more data is needed, I did some searching. Here's what I found: http://usgovinfo.about.com/newsissues/usgovinfo/library/weekly/aa081400a.htm Little history of the US Supreme Court. Somewhere in the middle it says: "Supreme Court Justices are nominated...

Interesting. You'll forgive me if I keep your statements on hold until I can find some further verification. :) Since you said this, I went back and re-read it and I guess I did misunderstand what you were saying. Sorry. Again, this makes sense but I have not seen, heard, or read any...

A couple, I think. Shouldn't be too hard to do a search in the Decks forum to find out.

Don't you need like 12 PT points or something? And would Gizmo really WANT "The Most Casual Card Ever"? Why wouldn't he want a more tourney playable card, if he could?

What's the difference again?

So what's all the business about the Senate CONFIRMING appointments? And where is it said that it's not compulsory? Who and where was this said? 1. Who again? 2. Who says Bush is elected for a second term? Especially seeing how this election is so close? 3. Since when do the Justices (once...

In the UK's case, does it matter if the monarchy is a figurehead?