A 1970 Corvette

What a coincidence, my package came in today too.

Now THIS is airsofting!!

Really like Opacities. The first half of this song is almost perfect, especially the chorus.

I had a dream my family was going to burn me at the stake. The first time I escaped I did the trick of hiding close to where I escaped so they'd pass me thinking I took the obvious route, but it backfired because I think they caught me as they were returning. The second time I was just about to be set on fire - they were playing something that started as a funeral dirge then morphed into something like an english Nasheed - but it began to rain, so I quickly stole through the house and did the same trick as before. This time it was raining and I could remember hearing my dad shout after me and I think I was crying too. The music's last notes kept echoing through my head even after I woke up, which happened before I figured out if I escaped or not.

This game gave me a foil card drop, so I guess I can call this a good experience and leave it there

paero my nigga After listening to the original song, I have even more questions about why Sikth, the progressive metal band, decided to cover this song. Well it sounds cool so whatever.

Prophet was fun the first time but it really just ruined games if it didn't die immediately Also, rule 4 revoked? Can we get a colour identity deckbuilding removed too so we can finally run hybrids?

From a pure game standpoint, I'd probably say Dishonored. It's not just got the perfect gameplay, it's connected in a good way, the setting perfectly lines up with I like, and it has some great background that you can pick up while playing. Add in a legitimate open world choose your own way to beat a mission style gameplay, you actually have quite a few ways to play through the game. I'm willing to overlook the ending nonsense, because the game's just that fun. Though, nostalgiawise I'd probably say Halo 2 or Battlefront 2. I remember so fondly the times when I'd wake up at the rich family friend's house early just so I could play Battlefront 2 on my own, or when my brother and I would plough through Halo 2 on co-op legendary. Or all the times we four brothers played Shotguns-Swords on Lockout.

The Twin was quite the crazy development. I played OGW prerelease yesterday, and opened a Kozilek, so that's pretty cool. My sealed pool had about... 7 removal spells and 4 counterspells. So yeah. I played UB Devoid control, and cast Kozilek four times. I went 2-1 because I got mana screwed before stabilizing against aggro. It was fun. The guy I played against last got super salty because he got mana screwed, and I countered every attempt of his at getting the board under control. I remember fondly, "This kid pulled every fucking counterspell in the set, goddammit!" after I countered his Hedron Lantern.

Wait, is that not standard interface protocol for robots?

I think this is a lose-lose kind of weapon. Would you shoot it, SPUF?

What, don't you like magic teenager shows?

BURN THE HERETIC

I had a dream where I was exploring an overgrown area that looked suspiciously like the backyard at my other house if it became overgrown in a forest clearing. While there I was found out by a group of forest critters who could talk that interrogated me, and asking about humans. I think they didn't like humans so I lied and said I was only half-human and half-elf, and for some reason they accepted that and I ran back to the camp I was at. The camp happened to be ran by the characters from Gakkou Gurashi (though Shovel was mysteriously absent!!) and I did a perspective shift to see the Gurashis coming back from a trip to get water (Yuki for some reason wasn't wearing anything other than a button-up and her underwear?) and me returning yelling about animals. They sounded happy to hear it so ultimately in the end I have no fucking idea what was up with the talking woodland critters. I also think one of the animals was a lemur, spoke mainly in spanish, and had a delusion that his home was some kind of RPG general store while in reality it was just a hammock made of spider webs (that I demolished as I was finding a place to urinate) So yes, I don't even know. In fact, the only thing I distinctly remember is that Yuki had put on some weight, because damn gurl she was showing some glorious thighs.

Though at times Mechina sounds too overproduced with the sweeping orchestral scores taking over the metal part of it, ever since I found out about the multi-album story Mechina's putting together (as well as the fact that the band is literally two people) I've appreciated it a little more.

What the fuck This is not okay

friendly reminder that bullying is not ok!!

>not being a packers fan

I had a dream my dad was going through various World War 2 uniforms for some reason and he ended up looking silly in all of them. All of them seemed to make his body proportions look weird, one made him look super tall with a fat belly and another made him look wiry and short It was mildly disturbing. Then I weaved in and out of small dreams, one where I found a sound card on my nightstand, and another where Bumscags posted about finer musical theory and linked an Iron Mask song that doesn't exist in real life.

>he can't VLSM