The times they are a changin'.

I'm using someone else's cards. They had decks built for me in crane. Have a crane duelist deck and my favorite a crane scout deck. He wanted me to overhaul it this week before Friday which I think I got a pretty good deck with 40 cards, though it is a bit weird. Going to test it out this Friday I guess, good thing it's just free play too so I can figure out what does and doesn't work. This guy even got me the new crane starter, actually he bought a box of all the new starters and gave me the crane one. It was a surprise to me, he came to pick me up for our Friday game and reached back into the back seat of his car and gave it to me and said it was for me. He also paid for me to play until I got my money from the state. There's a lot of really good common and uncommon cards in this arc though.

I'm don't have all the cards I am using oracle of the void.

You should have mentioned that in the first place. Since you have oracle of the void, I would instead take the oracle of the virgin and the first 39 cards alphabetically.

You guys are nerds, man. I would take the Y Winged Sword of Cinders and spin Bud's flinshickel until you void your bowels of infirmity.

Or whatever sounds like the stuff you guys are talking.

I'm trying to play Spider, which kind of sucks competitively because of how bad they get crushed by dishonor. So I apparently have to hope that nobody local plays a dishonor deck, and then I'll do fine.

Please tell me more about your superheroes and your X-Wings...

From Wookiepedia:

The Incom T-65 X-wing starfighter was the primary all-purpose starfighter of the Rebel Alliance and its successor governments. Known for its versatility and exceptional combat performance, it was a favorite with Rebel and New Republic pilots. Possessing deflector shields, a hyperdrive, an R2 astromech for repairs and navigation, and a complement of proton torpedoes, the X-wing allowed the Rebellion to launch raids in Imperial space with improved odds of a successful mission.

The X-wing played a major role in the Galactic Civil War following its capture on Fresia and the defection of its designers to the Alliance. It was most heralded as the fighter that destroyed the Death Star at the hands of Luke Skywalker. Later in the war, it would form the backbone of the Alliance Starfighter Corps, defending Alliance ships and leading attacks on Imperial vessels and installations. Most importantly, it could perform on near equal terms with the Empire's high-performance TIE fighters when handled by an experienced pilot.

star wars is dumb

That's it. Kill this man.

The spirit is willing but the flesh is spongy and burised.

That is too good for him, make him instead watch Battlefield Earth.

Going to leave THIS here for CL.

Who would want to buy a 3 year old t-shirt hat smells like Typhon's garage?

Oh, I'm sure he knows all about it.

Thank goodness that link has no negative effect on the community.

I just want the damn dice cup.

Clown shoes!