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Deep dish pizza has more substance... but will not get us fewer accusations, I fear.
Ryujin
Legend
Well there's Deep Dish, and then there's a loaf of bread masquerading as pizza.
RealAlHazred
Frumious Flumph (Your Grace/Your Eminence)
Gone for 3 days and now 10 pages more to read? Oh wait, y'all are still in the same place as when I left! And that place's name was Albert Eins... I mean, pizza.
I even like the Bad Wolves homage. They were supposed to do a cover with Dolores O'Riordan, but she passed away the day they were supposed to do it, so they did it a little differently and made it an homage.
payn
He'll flip ya...Flip ya for real...
How is that applied?
RealAlHazred
Frumious Flumph (Your Grace/Your Eminence)
"Why is the solution for all of your dungeon puzzles, Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, B, A?"
"BKSS."
Parmandur
Book-Friend
I have learned, through intensive and in-deprh research, that this is a Yu-Gi-Oh thing:
"BKSS, short for "Because Konami Said So", (Japanese: コナミがそう言いってるから, Konami ga Sou Itteru kara) is a reference to the often-conflicting nature of some rulings from Konami; if a ruling is given for a card that conflicts with those of other cards with functionally identical effects, or with what is stated in the card's effect itself, Judges and players have to follow the ruling, despite the conflicts, because Konami dictated that that is how the card should be played. In simpler terms, if a card has a ruling that contradicts those of other, similar cards, or its own effects, you have to follow them:
"Because Konami Said So."
"BKSS, short for "Because Konami Said So", (Japanese: コナミがそう言いってるから, Konami ga Sou Itteru kara) is a reference to the often-conflicting nature of some rulings from Konami; if a ruling is given for a card that conflicts with those of other cards with functionally identical effects, or with what is stated in the card's effect itself, Judges and players have to follow the ruling, despite the conflicts, because Konami dictated that that is how the card should be played. In simpler terms, if a card has a ruling that contradicts those of other, similar cards, or its own effects, you have to follow them:
"Because Konami Said So."
trappedslider
Legend
And i thought MTG was complicated...
CleverNickName
Limit Break Dancing (He/They)
And let's not forget this casserole masquerading as a pizza:
(An exceedingly delicious casserole, one which I would devour in an instant, but a casserole nevertheless.)
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