Gyokuyoutama

Please wait warmly, girls are on GHETTO PATROL

Too bad Hecatomb never had its fourth set. The set would have had Yawgmoth as a god card. Would be cool to straight up cast Yawgmoth, and I'm guessing his abilities would have had something to do with stealing souls so it would have been fun to figure out what the heck that meant in the context of MtG.

It remains to be seen if they will top the ultimate Un-Card: Blast from the Past

You still were paying $2.49 for a 44% chance of getting something nearly worthless. In the long run the only thing really worth the cost were unusual hats, but you had an expected cost of $249 for those.

I was reading some stories about Pythagoras, and it finally hit me that he was just the ancient world's version of Chuck Norris. There's even a story about how a snake bit Pythagoras, and then the snake died.

In other news, Telltale apparently laid off a quarter of their staff. But not to worry! Minecraft Story Mode will still be completed!

Stands themselves are pretty well done, but Part 3 where they are introduced is really only mediocre. The problem is that 90% of the arc is just "we are slightly closer to Dio's lair in Egypt and oh no there's another Stand User trying to stop us!" Additionally stands become so important that the fact that Dio is a vampire is almost an afterthought, despite the ridiculous power level of vampires in the first two parts. I also got really annoyed by the fact that Joseph barely uses the ripple at all. It's implied that he refrains from using it since the only vampire he fights is Dio and that only happens at the very end, but the first two parts showed that there were plenty of uses of ripple energy beyond fighting vampires (many of which Joseph himself came up with, and one trick in particular with the surface tension of water would have been useful during a certain gambling match). In Part Four things get better, partially because the main villain gets involved in the story before the very end, and partially because the heroes spend a lot of time just dicking around town. It's a lot more interesting to see Josuke try to cheat at a dice game by using an Alien, just to piss off his rival, or use a combination of stand powers to try to win the lottery, than it is to see Jotaro face down the fifteenth stand user servant of Dio.

The thing is, after the fifth or so stand user of the week, you'll be wondering when stands will stop being a thing.

I really don't understand why it doesn't spawn with full charge. I was sure that was a glitch when it came out.

I just realized that Myst has been remade on three separate occasions (Masterpiece edition, Real Myst, and Real Myst Masterpiece edition) but Riven hasn't been remade a single time (unless you count the DVD release, but I'm pretty sure that just put all the files on one disc). EDIT: That's not counting console ports, of which there are multiple for Myst but none for Riven.

At first I thought you meant mods for the sequel to Myst.

Best ED would actually be a much harder list, as series tend to have more and they tend to be more experimental.

Post your 37 alternates and we can see how many of them were my second choices.

You may now proceed to tell me why I made the wrong choices.

2013-2017:

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Was trying to see if it would be worthwhile doing another SPUF image search thread. (The answer is no, incidentally). In the process I got a bunch of stock images from weird German sites and decided to figure out why that was happening. There's actually two or three sites that do the same thing that came up in results, but it's hard to find the posts going page by page since they are interspersed with things pulled from other sites to make a huge amount of complete gibberish.

So some German health scam site randomly added SPUF posts to its page code. Here's the page. (I guess I should warn you that the page is hella sketchy and while I haven't confirmed that it distributes any malware, that's definitely a possibility, so click at your own discretion.) Inspect the source HTML and you'll find a paragraph (hidden from normal view in the page itself) with the text: Mainly a bunch of gibberish, but clearly part of it has been mined from SPUF, what with EhManana, Gyokuyoutama, F2P, Casual Matchmaking, Haplo81 and the talk of graphics cards. Looking through the rest of the source it seems to consist of a bunchy of randomly interspersed text taken from other website, including news articles and the like. I'm guessing that it was done to try to add a bunch of text with irrelevant keywords that could point search results to the page.

I have no idea what the purpose of this channel is, but it feels like a spoof ARG. I mean, if this is discovered by the mainstream we'll get articles about "this creepy youtube channel has thousands of pronunciation videos and no one knows why." But when you see what constitutes a "creepy video" you get stuff like this: