also there are people who still hold on to beliefs about sexuality and family and marriage in the way that people hold on to notions about national identity and ethnicity, i.e., not in a way that can actually be bargained with
You've lost me
I think he means tribalism, basically.
And the idea you can't reason someone out of a position they didn't reason into.
Actually, happy, games do cost weird cents. They just hide it behind powercards at all modern arcades. You put points on a card (say 10 points per $2) and games cost 6.8 or 9.7 or whatever points. It is definitely by decimals. Not flat points.
Dave & Busters and Main Event are that way.
See I even thought of that while I was trying to fall back asleep
why were they even using coins cards would at least kinda make sense
"legitimate rape" has some obvious appeal to people who believe in a karmically just world, which is generally thought to be a universal instinct
Make as big a controversy over it as possible, so liberals get very angry. If Chick-fil-a is any indication, it'll fly off the shelves when indignant conservatives try to defend American values, and you'll make bank.
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1) the teacher is actually really smart and personable, and makes great discussion (and on the occasion when someone ventures a dumb or facile opinion he is gracious and walks them to an interesting position)
and
2) i don't know a lot at all about colonial influences in the 16th and 17th century- i know a good bit about the wars but not the global economic factors and other stuff the class is focusing on right now
so if more people got involved (leading to more broad discussion) i could probably learn even more, personally.
but everyone else is intimidated by the professor i guess, or completely uninterested.
i dunno.
it's not a 101 course, so either they're history majors (which kind of makes me think- well, why the hell are they so apathetic, they majored in this and took some earlier courses in the sequence) or they, like me, chose this as an elective. why!? it's clearly marked writing intensive.
it's frustrating, whatever the explanation.
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BethrynUnhappiness is MandatoryRegistered Userregular
also there are people who still hold on to beliefs about sexuality and family and marriage in the way that people hold on to notions about national identity and ethnicity, i.e., not in a way that can actually be bargained with
You've lost me
I think he means tribalism, basically.
And the idea you can't reason someone out of a position they didn't reason into.
yep
you keep talking like that's a bad thing
fuck gendered marketing
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LudiousI just wanted a sandwich A temporally dislocated QuiznosRegistered Userregular
whenever my wife and I end up at a dave & busters we start with all the intentions and trappings of being young professionals kicking back for a night of wacky high energy arcade games
but about 30 minutes in we become 70 year old grannies playing the fucking coin pusher games getting excited over tickets
as we walk out, each holding what amounts to our 20th matching set of D&B mugs a single tear rolls down my cheek, and death ticks another day off my life.
What's looking so interesting about Gatecrash? I had a brief look through the cig a couple of days ago in preparation for prerelease, but nothing strikes as supercool except maybe Bloodrush and Cipher.
I think each of the guilds is well-balanced, and I think each guild has multiple archetypes it can draft. I think limited will have a pretty varied field.
And it's hard to predict what Standard will look like in a month. Standard is already wide open with an unprecedented variety of viable strategies, and this set just adds to the variety.
And the flavor is fan-fucking-tastic. They're pushing the "big city" theme really hard:
every person who doesn't like an acquired taste always seems to think everyone who likes it is faking it. it should be an official fallacy.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
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also there are people who still hold on to beliefs about sexuality and family and marriage in the way that people hold on to notions about national identity and ethnicity, i.e., not in a way that can actually be bargained with
You've lost me
I think he means tribalism, basically.
And the idea you can't reason someone out of a position they didn't reason into.
yep
you keep talking like that's a bad thing
I mean... when it leads to justifying beliefs that harm others without regard...
Allegedly a voice of reason.
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Today I added 'ghost' to the list of my favorite words, but only when it is used as an adjective (i.e. ghost chilis or Ghostface Killa)
1) the teacher is actually really smart and personable, and makes great discussion (and on the occasion when someone ventures a dumb or facile opinion he is gracious and walks them to an interesting position)
and
2) i don't know a lot at all about colonial influences in the 16th and 17th century- i know a good bit about the wars but not the global economic factors and other stuff the class is focusing on right now
so if more people got involved (leading to more broad discussion) i could probably learn even more, personally.
but everyone else is intimidated by the professor i guess, or completely uninterested.
i dunno.
it's not a 101 course, so either they're history majors (which kind of makes me think- well, why the hell are they so apathetic, they majored in this and took some earlier courses in the sequence) or they, like me, chose this as an elective. why!? it's clearly marked writing intensive.
it's frustrating, whatever the explanation.
If it's writing intensive, maybe they really like writing papers and hate talking in class. That's actually an argument for why they wouldn't be piping up in class.
also there are people who still hold on to beliefs about sexuality and family and marriage in the way that people hold on to notions about national identity and ethnicity, i.e., not in a way that can actually be bargained with
You've lost me
I think he means tribalism, basically.
And the idea you can't reason someone out of a position they didn't reason into.
yep
you keep talking like that's a bad thing
i'm aware
we've had long arguments in [chat] before about notions of nationalism and such
this is one of those "agree to disagree" things, I'm afraid
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LudiousI just wanted a sandwich A temporally dislocated QuiznosRegistered Userregular
1) the teacher is actually really smart and personable, and makes great discussion (and on the occasion when someone ventures a dumb or facile opinion he is gracious and walks them to an interesting position)
and
2) i don't know a lot at all about colonial influences in the 16th and 17th century- i know a good bit about the wars but not the global economic factors and other stuff the class is focusing on right now
so if more people got involved (leading to more broad discussion) i could probably learn even more, personally.
but everyone else is intimidated by the professor i guess, or completely uninterested.
i dunno.
it's not a 101 course, so either they're history majors (which kind of makes me think- well, why the hell are they so apathetic, they majored in this and took some earlier courses in the sequence) or they, like me, chose this as an elective. why!? it's clearly marked writing intensive.
it's frustrating, whatever the explanation.
ooh ooh ooh. what's the economic factors about.
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ElldrenIs a woman dammitceterum censeoRegistered Userregular
whenever my wife and I end up at a dave & busters we start with all the intentions and trappings of being young professionals kicking back for a night of wacky high energy arcade games
but about 30 minutes in we become 70 year old grannies playing the fucking coin pusher games getting excited over tickets
as we walk out, each holding what amounts to our 20th matching set of D&B mugs a single tear rolls down my cheek, and death ticks another day off my life.
holy shit you and your wife are the reason Dave & Busters frustrates the hell out of me
I want video games and skee ball, not bullshit where you bet on "horses" on a mechanical track! HNNNGNGH
1) the teacher is actually really smart and personable, and makes great discussion (and on the occasion when someone ventures a dumb or facile opinion he is gracious and walks them to an interesting position)
and
2) i don't know a lot at all about colonial influences in the 16th and 17th century- i know a good bit about the wars but not the global economic factors and other stuff the class is focusing on right now
so if more people got involved (leading to more broad discussion) i could probably learn even more, personally.
but everyone else is intimidated by the professor i guess, or completely uninterested.
i dunno.
it's not a 101 course, so either they're history majors (which kind of makes me think- well, why the hell are they so apathetic, they majored in this and took some earlier courses in the sequence) or they, like me, chose this as an elective. why!? it's clearly marked writing intensive.
it's frustrating, whatever the explanation.
ooh ooh ooh. what's the economic factors about.
'boxers are stupid, great danes rule, blah blah gdp'
whenever my wife and I end up at a dave & busters we start with all the intentions and trappings of being young professionals kicking back for a night of wacky high energy arcade games
but about 30 minutes in we become 70 year old grannies playing the fucking coin pusher games getting excited over tickets
as we walk out, each holding what amounts to our 20th matching set of D&B mugs a single tear rolls down my cheek, and death ticks another day off my life.
holy shit you and your wife are the reason Dave & Busters frustrates the hell out of me
I want video games and skee ball, not bullshit where you bet on "horses" on a mechanical track! HNNNGNGH
It's the reason my girlfriend and I never went back to D&B after it opened up near Universal Studios.
1) the teacher is actually really smart and personable, and makes great discussion (and on the occasion when someone ventures a dumb or facile opinion he is gracious and walks them to an interesting position)
and
2) i don't know a lot at all about colonial influences in the 16th and 17th century- i know a good bit about the wars but not the global economic factors and other stuff the class is focusing on right now
so if more people got involved (leading to more broad discussion) i could probably learn even more, personally.
but everyone else is intimidated by the professor i guess, or completely uninterested.
i dunno.
it's not a 101 course, so either they're history majors (which kind of makes me think- well, why the hell are they so apathetic, they majored in this and took some earlier courses in the sequence) or they, like me, chose this as an elective. why!? it's clearly marked writing intensive.
it's frustrating, whatever the explanation.
ooh ooh ooh. what's the economic factors about.
'boxers are stupid, great danes rule, blah blah gdp'
my prof told me to relay this to you x.x
*throws things*
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BethrynUnhappiness is MandatoryRegistered Userregular
Having drank the actual milk out of actual coconuts, I can assure you the flesh is not the only place where the flavour collects.
...and of course, as always, Kill Hitler.
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I'd drink it
yep
See I even thought of that while I was trying to fall back asleep
why were they even using coins cards would at least kinda make sense
but drinking it consensually is like drinking warm beer
Make as big a controversy over it as possible, so liberals get very angry. If Chick-fil-a is any indication, it'll fly off the shelves when indignant conservatives try to defend American values, and you'll make bank.
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it was fucking delicious
Apparently the flesh of the coconut is where they keep all the nice flavor because the water tastes like fucking snot.
What the everloving shit is wrong with people?
Yer a monster...
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1) the teacher is actually really smart and personable, and makes great discussion (and on the occasion when someone ventures a dumb or facile opinion he is gracious and walks them to an interesting position)
and
2) i don't know a lot at all about colonial influences in the 16th and 17th century- i know a good bit about the wars but not the global economic factors and other stuff the class is focusing on right now
so if more people got involved (leading to more broad discussion) i could probably learn even more, personally.
but everyone else is intimidated by the professor i guess, or completely uninterested.
i dunno.
it's not a 101 course, so either they're history majors (which kind of makes me think- well, why the hell are they so apathetic, they majored in this and took some earlier courses in the sequence) or they, like me, chose this as an elective. why!? it's clearly marked writing intensive.
it's frustrating, whatever the explanation.
I kinda suspect those 3 mana fliers are going to beat the shit out of the prerelease.
3/1 trample or 2/2 haste, on commons? In a set with very little burn or reach?
you keep talking like that's a bad thing
but about 30 minutes in we become 70 year old grannies playing the fucking coin pusher games getting excited over tickets
as we walk out, each holding what amounts to our 20th matching set of D&B mugs a single tear rolls down my cheek, and death ticks another day off my life.
2. Ludious likes coconut water.
You do the math.
No really, somebody do the math. Reflexive property or something? I don't remember all those fucking theorems!
Never serve my cousins warm beer
warm being any temperature above 3 degrees C
@Bethryn
I think each of the guilds is well-balanced, and I think each guild has multiple archetypes it can draft. I think limited will have a pretty varied field.
And it's hard to predict what Standard will look like in a month. Standard is already wide open with an unprecedented variety of viable strategies, and this set just adds to the variety.
And the flavor is fan-fucking-tastic. They're pushing the "big city" theme really hard:
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
I mean... when it leads to justifying beliefs that harm others without regard...
Today is a good day.
If it's writing intensive, maybe they really like writing papers and hate talking in class. That's actually an argument for why they wouldn't be piping up in class.
i'm aware
we've had long arguments in [chat] before about notions of nationalism and such
this is one of those "agree to disagree" things, I'm afraid
ok what brand was it, because not all coconut water is created equally my friend.VitaCoCo, that shit that is getting pushed at the big box stores now?
That is literally, LITERALLY, yeti menses.
What you want is C20
ooh ooh ooh. what's the economic factors about.
Coconut water is delicious
What I was talking about was Coconut JUICE, you Reagan-era scrub tier dinosaur, and you just haven't had good coconut WATER.
an example of how ludicrous that is: Tap Water
holy shit you and your wife are the reason Dave & Busters frustrates the hell out of me
I want video games and skee ball, not bullshit where you bet on "horses" on a mechanical track! HNNNGNGH
Like, I've had coconut milk before, which I know is like coconut water plus sugar and stuff... and I like that a lot.
Maybe it was this particular brand.
'boxers are stupid, great danes rule, blah blah gdp'
my prof told me to relay this to you x.x
decent, but a sight too expensive for something pretty darned close to water.
yeah there are fucking worlds of differences between coconut waters
Some is runny snot, some is just vaguely coconut flavored sugar water, and some is mana from heaven
VitaCoCo sounds right.
Fuck.
It's the reason my girlfriend and I never went back to D&B after it opened up near Universal Studios.
*throws things*
When is the prerelease?
I agree. Boros can do Boros Elite -> Daring Skyjek -> Skyknight Legionnaire and attack with a 3/3, flying 3/1, and flying 2/2 on T3.
Simic can do Experiment One -> Shambleshark -> Drakewing Krasis and attack with a 3/3, 3/2, on T3 and flying 3/1 on T4. (Edited to fix this.)
You have a lot of opportunities to be aggressive with this set and I think that's going to keep Orzhov in check.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.