Dies to Removal

Happy Birthday NerdBoyWonder! (from future land)

Scratch that, I only get two weekends. I are can do calendar math not so good.

Alright, this 2048 game is officially dead to me. No more. I am done.

2048 block? Got it.
4096 block? Easy.

8192 block? MOTHER FUCKING DONE.

Top score is now 102884.

I have a screenshot. I am uninstalling it.

Fucking done.

And to hell with you, Stardust. You are not getting me back into it ever again.

Umm... I got 120000 a few days ago.

Oh, back to the Japan thing, I appreciate all the advice you guys gave me.

I just found out I'll be staying in Tachikawa (somewhere near Tokyo?). Anyone familiar with that area?

I'll have threetwo weekends to be able to explore the city. What are some things I should go see?

Definately Kyoto, climb Fuji in August, check out USJ and TDL. Take a bullet train soomewhere. Check out a baseball game. Try to make friends that can take you to local things.

Oh, and don't visit the zoo, unless you're looking to be upset.

This user is on your ignore list on account of being a pompous twit.

I'm sure you said something incredibly insightful and perhaps even inspiring. I'm afraid I'll never know.

This user is on your ignore list on account of being a pompous twit.

I'm sure you said something incredibly insightful and perhaps even inspiring. I'm afraid I'll never know.

Actually, my high score is 80 something. I haven't gotten the 8000 tile yet. Someday, perhaps, when the stars align.

It certainly took a lot of aligning and a dash of luck.

Seriously, though, I'm content. I can uninstall the game without regret. I've accomplished everything it had to offer. Anything beyond this would be far more determined by luck than anything else.

Ok, so, Kyoto for sure. I like castles. That will be one weekend. I'll leave early Saturday morning and come back that evening.

Mountain climbing isn't something I'm terribly interested in.

I've heard karaoke is a big thing there; that sounds fun.

What other kinds of night life is out there? I know in Korea I could go to a bar any night of the week and expect to see a crowd. They love their soju.

Where'd be a good place to find English speaking Magic players?

Zombie Elspeth doesn't fit with her character at all

it'd be a major storyline screwup on wizards part

this logic makes no sense whatsoever

The problem is that you're calling it logic.

Ok, so, Kyoto for sure. I like castles. That will be one weekend. I'll leave early Saturday morning and come back that evening.

Mountain climbing isn't something I'm terribly interested in.

I've heard karaoke is a big thing there; that sounds fun.

What other kinds of night life is out there? I know in Korea I could go to a bar any night of the week and expect to see a crowd. They love their soju.

Where'd be a good place to find English speaking Magic players?

I don't know anyone near Tokyo. People in Japan love their booze too. You can find that sort of thing if that's what you're into.

Been really frustrated with my edh play group lately (probably my own deck building error.). I seem to be unable to grind out wins with Nin, everyone is just winning with infinite combos. If I counter one combo, another player plays one or inevitability plays in and they play more combos and I HOPE to have a counter.

Sorry, buddy, but you're playing Nin all wrong. You don't grind out wins with her. You combo out. You're in the prime colors to combo. Your general is a Mind Spring on a stick and can help you find all your pieces. All you got to do is play counter/control to prevent the other players from winning and then kill the whole table at once with something spectacular. I prefer to abuse Windfall effects since I can control how many cards I
will have in my hand, and subsequently, my opponent's hands.

My Nin deck is posted in the EDH section if you want some ideas...

Zombie Elspeth doesn't fit with her character at all

it'd be a major storyline screwup on wizards part

this logic makes no sense whatsoever

There is nothing logical about Wizards.

happy pie day, birthday

I just spent fifteen minutes in quiet contemplation.

Except that by quiet I actually mean the sound of intermittent explosions and splashes.

And by contemplation I really mean pooping.

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Dechs blew it

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We need to retrieve redthirst's crank to rejuvenate the thread! It's the only whay!

Seriously though, this makes me sad.

we're here to talk about my meds

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We need to retrieve redthirst's crank to rejuvenate the thread! It's the only whay!

Seriously though, this makes me sad.

Fuck you.

Summoning red's dick is not something to be trifled with!

Funny that one of the various evolutions of the beast include a phase called an "Ass Blaster."

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We need to retrieve redthirst's crank to rejuvenate the thread! It's the only whay!

Seriously though, this makes me sad.

Fuck you.

The forum is dying.

The thread is dying. The forum is fine. In fact I'd say it's gotten much more active over the past few months.

The thread is dying. The forum is fine. In fact I'd say it's gotten much more active over the past few months.

Agreed

all cults of personality disintegrate when the leader goes away.

you thought you were all a bunch of little fires feeding into one large fire but you were merely moths to the flame of another.

knowing this, will you quietly fade away into internet obscurity or embrace your inner potential and start SPAMMING????

A call to arms!

That was actually quite well said.

Indeed. It's better for the site to be active than the clan thread, and I see lots of activity in the Standard section, and rumblings of a front page in the staff lounge.

1000+ pages of dick jokes is pretty good, in any case.

Well a pack of moths just needs a new flame, and there's no bigger flamer than me. Also I'm founding a religion that says it's probbly not true from the start. Absurd Animism! It's a cross between animism, and the philosophies of absurdism and existentialism. If the meaning of life self invented, and you realize it, creating spirituality should be no different. Animism is chosen because it was the first religion, and speaks to people on a more primal level. Things have spirits, even if those spirits are our own sentimentality and anthropomorphization, and are not possessed of a spirit in the traditional sense. Ritual is created to focus your will and attention on the goal of the ritual, there's no greater magic to this, but it is powerful nonetheless. And at the core of this is seperating your spirituality from logic and reason, this is called ironic distance. If anyone wants to get in on this new faith on the
ground floor, lmk. It's finally brought my interest in folklore, psychology, the occult, and philosophy together into a harmonious whole, and, you can add the creature type shaman to your typeline.

Keep calm and hail hydra

We die, You live.
Yep, that was nice and exciting journey. We just went our ways I guess. People here either dropped from MTG or got semi/full professional. And people's attitude has changed a lot.
Just look how this forum got too small for Zem's ego. Can't blame him for that - he did a lot of good stuff and managed to get high. I get it why he can't stand budgcaj talk here anymore.

Good thing dick jokes never run old.
Penis.

Oh, back to the Japan thing, I appreciate all the advice you guys gave me.

I just found out I'll be staying in Tachikawa (somewhere near Tokyo?). Anyone familiar with that area?

I'll have threetwo weekends to be able to explore the city. What are some things I should go see?

As someone that travels to Tokyo quite often, I'm personally a Shibuya person, if only to people watch at the famous crossing. Shinjuku is pretty big with their own little neighborhoods like Golden Gai (tons of closet sized bars cramped in one area) and Kabukicho (Red Light District). Akihabara and Odaiba shouldn't be missed either.

Oh, back to the Japan thing, I appreciate all the advice you guys gave me.

I just found out I'll be staying in Tachikawa (somewhere near Tokyo?). Anyone familiar with that area?

I'll have threetwo weekends to be able to explore the city. What are some things I should go see?

If you decided to go a hot spring. Japanese bathing order. Shower first then get in the bath. When you go into the bath house there'll be all kinds of minishowers, use that to clean first. Then, if you feel like sharing a bath with a bunch of other dudes, get in.