Cutting Cartomancy

*snorts* Why am I getting this urge to put an artist's beret on that?

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And a cigar.

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Hey, would you be able to manage something like that with your power?

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I would have to redraw the picture, or somehow edit it..

I just had a thought.

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*grins* I like where that thought's going.

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I think that I can use one of the graphics programs to edit it, but I am not sure that my computer has enough .. oh, curses, I do not remember the term. Video memory?

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x-cypher.livejournal.com

My laptop is about to be heisted for graphical manipulation, it looks like. :)

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*faintly*

Oh dear.

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Is he a mutant?

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Doesn't he remind you of someone? A certain Art teacher who just left, by any chance?

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Duuude, I wonder if WOTC could get done for trade mark law...although, like, I'm not sure you can trademark a person.

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not think it looks enough like him to really make a fuss over, but -we- certainly noticed.

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Jubilee? Is there something you need to tell me that you know to call Wizards "Wotc" ? I mean, you aren't hiding a big pile of cards around anywhere, are you?

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Only just because your laptop has more video memory or whatever it was that you called it than mine!

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Spooky, isn't it?

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Weeelll, Miles has been babbling about WOTC to me a lot while we watch cartoons in the morning. And he did kinda show me how to play. But I haven't got my own cards...yet.

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MILES showed you how to play?

Oh lord. Jubilee, Miles still tries to argue that skeletons should get to leave the graveyard whenever they want because they're skeletons.

When Doug wakes up, I'll have him see if we can put together a good simple deck for you to learn from that does not follow eight year old logic, if you want.

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See, I dunno, but I see his point there.

Which is probably why he still argues, because we tend to use the Madrox/Blaire Variation rules when we play . . .

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That explains why he thinks you cannot have Holy Strength and Unholy Strength on the same card too.

Are you the one who taught Miles that you use cookies as life counters and you get to eat the life counters of your opponent? Because I could get into that rules variant.

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He taught me that one, actually.

And it doesn't make sense to have Holy Strength and Unholy Strength on the same card. You'd get theologically confused. I mean, one of your arms would be trying to shield and protect the innocent, and the other one would be trying to steal candy from babies (with super-strength!) and you wouldn't be able to fight the other guy's monster. It'd be bad.

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I think I like that varient. Its a good way to play.

If only because Doug's latest deck tries to win with taking away my library and it means I get all the cookies no matter what. ;)

Magic The Gathering Logic is Not as Earth Logic.

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Wait? Are you ALSO responsible for Miles' insistance that his Sengir Vampire gets to take over all my cards that are undead things and take them to his side of the table?

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That's what vampires do. They have power over undead things.

Also rats. And sometimes wolves.

And they can climb walls.

And I have two of them in my deck, but that's completely unrelated.

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As long as you don't play five or six games in a row, because then either you get urpy or Miles starts vibrating while hanging in midair from force of sugar alone.

And I'm getting that about the logic.

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AHHA!

Then you won't object at all to playing against my green deck with all trees and wood? Vampires are vunerable to wood, you know.

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