The "I Didn't Comment in Another Thread" Thread

[Scribe]

Poe's law - Wikipedia

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Ahead of its time. In a big way.

 

[Ryujin]

Ahead of its time. In a big way.

The film was directed by Gabriel Gonda. When he's feeling down and needs some cheering up, he just goes online to read the one star reviews. They are Poe's Law, in action.

 

[Deset Gled]

Poe's law - Wikipedia

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[Mad_Jack]

Wow... That's not a great start at getting yourself uninvited from the party...

 

[Ryujin]

When you'd like to try running something other than D&D, but your group is resistant.

 

[RealAlHazred]

so, I've been looking at getting a replacement for my current bag that holds my decks and a couple of the guys in my group use a Stanley tool box,so i decided to look at the price on amazon and well

Do they allow card protectors that have designs on the back? My hobby shop banned them (along with the MtG league in general) because it's easier to make fake cards if the protective sleeve does half of the job hiding the card.

 

[trappedslider]

Do they allow card protectors that have designs on the back? My hobby shop banned them (along with the MtG league in general) because it's easier to make fake cards if the protective sleeve does half of the job hiding the card.

We don't have a shop to play at. As for proxies, we're pretty understanding as long as you own the card and/or aren't doing a whole deck. basically no one care what sleeves you use as long as the sleeves aren't like porn or hentai.

I just thought the combo of a tool box and sleeves was funny and the top reviews for the item on the home depot's website are from mtg players.

 

[overgeeked]

A: "The thing you're talking about is impossible."

B: "We do it every week."

A: "That's impossible."

B: "And yet, we do it every week."

 

[RealAlHazred]

A: "The thing you're talking about is impossible."

B: "We do it every week."

A: "That's impossible."

B: "And yet, we do it every week."

A: "Inconceivable!

 

[Thomas Shey]

A: "The thing you're talking about is impossible."

B: "We do it every week."

A: "That's impossible."

B: "And yet, we do it every week."

Its very difficult in those situations to not read A's responses as basically saying you're either a liar or deluded. Or there's some massive semantic break in that what the two participants are talking about are not the same thing. There's not many other cases I can see, and the none semantic one is insulting, and slightly less insulting.