Killatrap

Hello friends!

I wanted to make a postseason thread for anyone watching the playoffs who wants to discuss away from the ravenous fanbases of r/baseball!

^authenticity ^of ^postseason ^not ^guaranteed

Marlins (0-1) @ Braves (1-0)

First Pitch: 2:08 PM at Minute Maid Park

Gameday

Athletics (0-2) @ Astros (2-0)

First Pitch: 3:35 PM at Dodger Stadium

Gameday

Rays (1-1) @ Yankees (1-1)

First Pitch: 7:10 at Petco Park

Gameday

Hello friends

I recently acquired a key for a good friend of mine who loves card games but only lightly dabbled in Magic.

His new player experience has been pretty overwhelmingly miserable due to what is or (is perceived as) an omnipresence of counterspells.

Do you think the nature of Arena, being an on-demand queueable Bo1 kinda deal, exacerbates the “fun and interactivity” of counter spells when you can theoretically face them game after game? And do you think this can create a really bad experience for new players? Or is a lot of this a victim of the counter heavy Standard right now?

Either way i want to hear what people think about counterspells!

thanks!

hi friends

i’m finally posting on here after over a year of putting it off (ha ha ha) because of a dire emergency i am facing:

i am having a lot of difficulty coming to work on time, usually being a minute or two late, sometimes even 10 if i have a particularly hard time finding my wallet in the morning. in most areas of employment i’m sure this wouldn’t be too much of an issue, but i work at a bank and banks are uptight and my supervisor is very strict.

anyways, it’s really difficult for me to get to work on time, because no matter how much time i give myself in the morning, i always fall behind because of distractions while getting up, procrastinating getting in the shower, distractions

fucked up how pavement invented music

Happy birthday to the greatest album of all time! Can't believe it's this old already, feels like only a year ago today i was crying to triple 7 for the first time.

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