CaesarMode

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r/tipofmytongue•

It was titled "It's the Nutshack but it's actually a melancholy town where we never smile"

Basically, it was the intro to Nutshack, but every instance of "Nutshack" was replaced by "a melancholy town where we never smile" line from Feel Good Inc.

It was removed recently because of copyright. It was a stupid video, but it made me laugh every time. Does anyone have a mirror?

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r/Dreams•

I was part of a crew of four - me, a woman in her late thirties, a stereotypical bespectacled engineer/science guy, and Han Solo. I have no idea why. Not Harrison Ford, it was Han Solo.

Anyway, we encountered a planet in an unexplored solar system. When we came closer, a small alien creature attacked our ship. It was harmless, so we just left it in the ship, and embarked on the planet to investigate. I don't remember what happened on it, but it was pretty intense. We barely managed to escape, and we got on the ship. The engineer snarkily said something along the lines of "You know how in every fucking indie sci-fi movie they leave an egg on the ship, and the alien inside kills everyone on

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r/ArenaHS•

Hi, I'm sorry if this gets posted a lot here, but I wanted to know what's the best pick here.

I watched Kripp's video on the current meta and followed his advice by picking Paladin and drafting an attrition deck with both aggressive and defensive cards and some big minions. I piloted it to 11-3. I didn't see a single aggro deck, they are probably stuck at low levels because of all the Mages and Paladins. I played against them exclusively.

I guess it makes sense to rule out Hunter. I'd pick Shaman because of board clears, but his pool is diluted with horrible cards. And Warrior isn't consistently good, but if I get things like Brawl and Sleep with the Fishes, I think I could make an attr

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