Like most of the project names of this administration, it's a bit on the nose that they named themselves after a thing of beauty you destroy for a bit of short-term power.

Also, wasn't Vance reportedly a big MTG guy back in high school?

You'd think they would have a better solution to "That which was flushed from Sheboygan" than the robot by now, but as long as it works I'm not complaining.

If it helps, I have a Newton pic. Leibniz is here too, but she doesn't want to get out of bed either.

I walk in and place a card face down on a table. Radley, sitting across from me, blindfolded, thinks for a moment. "Jace Beleren, Duel Decks Jace vs Chandra" he replies to the unasked question. "English, original release not Anthologies".

He's right. It's been 37 days, and he hasn't failed yet.

No lie, I thought that was a dropped INT live. Didn't hit that it was a TD until a few seconds later.

Oh come on, it's not like I'm going to put something broken into play.

You USED to be able to drop an anvil in Old School 93/94, but they had to change that rule to allow it in MagicCon.

This sounds like a big excuse to sit around, smoke weed, and trip out. But if the University is funding it, I'm sure both the Psych and Math departments are on board.

DENNIS. It's probably DENNIS.

The D'hammarretti family sends their regards.

With the Greyhound tracks and Strip Clubs all closing, the slumlords and lemon dealers of the world have to spend their money somewhere.

Moroii

Personally, give me 1000000000000066600000000000001

I'm only aware of it through seeing random speedruns. Which leads me to ask if this is the US or Japanese version (which have different final boss fights).

You got this. Since we're speaking of it, what's your favorite Prime Number?

Just as long as everyone can agree: Not Sacramento.