siberian
@siberianrabbit
Rules Manager for Elestrals TCG: 21st Century Murk Dweller
There's this paragraph in the original 1993, I've been thinking about it for like seven years or something. It makes me imagine a decentralized game, where various regions would have their own rulebooks and special rulings, like chess before the 19th century. It's a world I'd like to explore
I really like this painting from one of the local churches 'cause the artist unmistakably just asked a few random guys he knew to pose as the models for the apostles. Why yes, I *have* always imagined Peter to look like a middle aged southern italian barfly, why do you ask
the trivia pages on yugipedia are known for having some real "interesting" facts on them, but this one on Thestalos in particular left me speechless because it's simultaneously completely deranged, and at the same time I believe it with my whole chest it literally couldn't be anything else
better writing (in terms of everything) Yes I'm getting unreasonably upset about a subreddit where a bunch of teenagers hang out to talk about their favorite stories. These kids are really fucking dumb. Sue me.
Up until, like, yesterday, I didn't realize that in Gather Light we were looking over Regent's shoulders. I thought he was looking at us and hitting the Hollow Purple
Every single part of this card is the opposite of a masterpiece. The name, the art, the effect. They should have sent a poet.
Alright duckduckgo, we had a good run (lie. falsehood. deceit. hyperbole for comedic effect.) but if I look up "creation of man" on a search engine and it shows me ANSWERS IN GENESIS before the painting, then it's time to pull the plug
DUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUDE YOU WONT BELIEVE WHO I JUST MET @mbtyugioh.bsky.social @joebiden
Doctor @neonrot.bsky.social came down my chimney and delivered some spice, I had to stop my gf from burning her deck of cards after our first game. Mission accomplished
Fighting with all my might not to rebrand as the pepperōnin on every single platform I use, and losing. Badly.
One of the fun bits with this book is that you can find comments that scan word for word like a conspiracy theorist trying to convince you that Donald Trump predicted COVID in 1998, and they'll be not only extremely convincing but also really compelling and insightful.
Only a JEJUNE JESUIT would hear about a Year of Ulysses and not take the opportunity to jump into it. The chapter is Nestor, it's 9 in the morning and Stephen Dedalus is bad at his job.
SURELY you aren't forgetting about a year of Ulysses. It's 8 in the morning, and I like funny words.