MTG Salvation

Because of your username, I could totally swear you were a Mexican male. Your breakup thread seemed to imply you were, in fact, a homosexual Mexican male, which gave me sympathy toward you. (note that I am not necessarily a homosexual Mexican male, but pretty close. At least I am a male)

In all honesty, I don't like it.The first argument is that it feels like another game, but for some reason (and here's the "deeper" issues) the lower part makes it seems like childish to me (at least, badly done), including the Power/Toughess which looks half-assed. Also the mana cost seems in the wrong place. I think it was put in the upper right corner because it should be read just after the card name. Other than that, it's actually fine.

Now you know why foreigners call Americans "puritan-bloods". It's like anything that brings genuine harmless pleasure is considered evil, and vice versa (anything that causes unnecessary pain and complicated displeasure is considered "good"). Well, I like that you have a blog as well. It's good to express one's anger before it blows up to pieces.

Care to post a word that rhymes with the censored word? Does it rhyme with "manhole"? Anyway, I support you here. Even if people hate you and flame you, you must do what's right, even if it means appearing as the biggest douche in history in defense of justice.:link: And as long as it makes sense, of course.

And society wonders why people are unhappier each day. Look at those countries where political correctness doesn't exist, they're the happiest in the world.

Your blog entries are the most interesting around. I like reading the update on your crazy ex-friends.

Hello!

I thought I'd chime in and politely ask you to stop being so rude when replying to other people's blogs. Maybe you think you're being funny, but you're not.

That said, tell me if this bothers you and I'll delete this reply.

Thanks in advance, and best of wishes!

Me encanta que te sepas el nombre de todas las cartas en inglés.:p Escribes los nombres mucho mejor que incluso hablantes nativos, jeje... imagino que eres de España. Yo pensaba que ahí usaban los nombres en español de las cartas para referirse a ellas. Al parecer es como en Latinoamérica.

Imagino que los únicos que visiten este blog serían personas de habla hispana, y la verdad en cuánto los que frequentan este lugar y expresan su conocimiento del idioma... eres la única (después de mí) otra persona que veo... así que al parecer sólo yo leeré tu blog. Me gusta ayudar a la gente, apoyarla, y leer lo que escribe si les ayuda y les hace sentir mejor, así que pues... gracias por darme la bienvenida!

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I'll never understand why anyone would minimize the hard work it is to take care of a child... and it's 13 whole freaking years until a person develops strong, independent criteria... that's too much time. I'm not saying I don't want children, but it's too much work for anyone to imply anything else. I guess it's because growing up as an only child I was lonely and begged for a sibling, then I got a half-brother when I was 11 years old and ended up raising him almost by myself.

It is a lot of work, but I also see it a blessing. Congratulations on your daughter and may there be peace, health and happiness for you, her, and your whole family. And don't worry about 'sappiness', that's just society judging others and making them feel bad about themselves because they can't appreciate the power or love and the small, beautiful things in life. I find parents appreciate human life more, as well as spirituality, responsibility, and putting others first instead of themselves, which is why their words make much more sense to me.

I'm talking about the douchebag Spike who doesn't leave tips and treats people like crap opening Black Lotuses effortlessly while the good-hearted Timmy who just learned about the Power 9 wastes thousands of dollars without ever opening anything comparable!:mad:

According to Murphy's Law, some "realists" and many ways of thinking, this is already how life works, we don't need WotC reinforcing injustice on the players!

And 4 till the Prerelease!;)

The original tale obviously mocked fanaticism, close-mindedness, and its consequences, so I see nothing new here. And telling anyone their beliefs are "stupid" is well-deserving of mockery.

I read the whole thing and I was hooked from the beginning. I gained so much respect from you just from this blog entry. It was surprising how much we agreed on you being a difficult person to get along with, stubborn, somewhat belligerent, and opinionated.:p The thing is that people like that usually don't admit, recognize, or even know they're like that. Your love story is very easy to identity with, and quite universal. I myself have been in a very similar position, except that I had to leave the country, and after a year of a long-distance relationship oh what was intended to be true, eternal love between soulmates, she felt alone enough to get somebody else (who happens to be a Mormon). Although, one of my best friends in the world, and my best friend in the whole United States of America, is a Mormon. So there's that to balance my whole view on the religion.:p The same way I'm not a good Catholic because I consider myself exceptionally open and welcoming to other people's idiosyncracies sometimes even above my own, my friend is not the best Mormon, but he's incredibly open-minded and tolerant. I can only hope your story with Kayla ends well, unlike mine did (the optimist in me says it's not quite over yet, but the realist in me says I shouldn't hold my breath), but as a fellow romantic, I advise you not to knock yourself down too much for what happened. Sometimes fecal matter just happens and there's nothing one can do to take one's love back. But hey, I think that just because something's over it's no reason to stop hoping.;) If you're anything like me, you'd think that being together would make you somehow a better person, since everything with that special someone was reciprocal... and that's fine. I just think it's better if we see the past as inevitable. The only thing that can be changed is the future, so that's what we should look forward to.