champblankman.bsky.social
Gender is a societal construct. Avowed pacifist (exceptions made for fascists), Athiest Secular Humanist, Anarchist Socialist. ENM and Pan gamer Dad. Living on ancestral Lenni-Lanape land.
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1. Learning how to contextualize card quality within the environment.
2. Being willing to notice the signs of a strategy being open and knowing when to pivot.
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Seeing Neoclassical always makes my heart happy. Especially seeing that Workshop.
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The classic "fun for me. Not for thee."
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Nice to see the Hedron Alignment Cube get a mention. I've seen it a few times on reddit and it looks weird in a good way.
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This is the first Desert Cube I've seen since the original that I would actually want to draft. Dig the list.
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I saw a post that said he didn't want to go to prison so badly, he tried to start WWIII. He is such a danger to his own people, let alone the rest of the world.
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Cantina Cube!
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Tandy showing his whole ass in defense of a person being correctly vilified by the community?
More likely than you'd think.
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I can't say that I'm surprised that her apology is so complete because she's not an idiot. But I am wholly surprised that she even did it at all.
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CEDH players don't prove the negative assertions about your format challenge level impossible.
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Deranged Hermit for sure.
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Oh shoot! Color me envious. I haven't played Netrunner since like 2017.
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I miss 5.
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Turns out getting to tutor every turn is more damaging to a meta than the most powerful card draw spell ever printed.
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Please let them parole Sirhan Sirhan. Give him a second RFK chance.
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Punk rock love and dysfunctional smiles.
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Which Days n Daze lyrics?
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This is one crazy pope!
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Very appropriately heavily played Old Man, too. As it should be.
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Gotcha! Thanks again.
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This isn't helpful for you, but every time I see someone ask this I miss mtgmom even more. That site was *the* place for event schedules.
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Wait, but the Cajun one is just two spicy cheeses. That's not Cajun. Not even close.
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Your time with SCG produced some of my favorite content. I really enjoyed the Newsening and the Interviewsening.
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I used to work with a guy who lived in that community, and I am in no way surprised that they had a policy like that. Glad to see they're heading in the right direction now.
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Sick haul! I wouldn't have imagined that Demonic Consultation proofs were easy to come by these days.
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Thanks for sharing this, Shivam. On the one hand, I have never heard of any of these people. But on the other hand, if you say they deserve to be blocked, then they must. Ka-blocked all of them.
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Happy for her that her Dad seems to have done an exemplary job of raising her. Could not have been easy. I hope that they both have been well since Anna's passing.
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Universes Beyond - Actual Real Life
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Amazing to see that they changed the credit, and I absolutely love the piece.
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Coldest take ever? Pretty close.
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Holy shit. Unreal good.
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The Forest looks like somewhere I could imagine Glass Beams playing a KEXP set.
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I so wish we'd had Big Shiny Tunes in the States. Especially the first few, which were so good.
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Genesis. Great card, cool card, lots of directions it can go.
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I used to carry cards in a metal deck box and one time, very early in the morning in New Orleans, I was pulled aside because the metal box and my wired headphones looked 1000% like an ied on the bag scan. The TSA guy looked honestly terrified while I was explaining it was just cardboard.
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Ok, that one makes a little more sense. I haven't had a lot of experience with that, but I get it. I definitely don't know why people *care* so much, though.