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Didn't know you watched Madoka, dude.

If you want to share something with someone, you need to consider their tastes, not just keep pushing what you like.

If only we knew what this "someone" likes and what their tastes are. Otherwise, Anton tried and tried...:smile32:

If you don't know, then don't suggest it. Or communicate privately and get to know each other better.

I just post all sorts of cool stuff from DeviantArt, and someone is bound to like something. I think that's the right thing to do. You can't please everyone, and when I post pictures of men, no one appreciates it.

#master-stem-goes-wild





^Ples, close your eyes. Cop, look!











^Ples, close your eyes. Cop, look! (2)











^Cop, you can knock if you get tired of me finding Supergirl for you.



^Suddenly, I just liked it.















And tomorrow, Dimandriy should come and completely flood the thread with pictures. I wish that for everyone.

I'm here, I'll flood the thread. Flooding. Flooding. Oh, damn, I need a carriage, give me a carriage. And was it interesting here while I was gone – child pornography, militant Puritans in the name of Solomon Kane... – and I missed it all. Well, never mind. And who wants a dose of sugar diabetes to start with? Enjoy your meal.

Didn't know you watched Madoka, Mente.

And I didn't watch it...

Check it out, it's a really good anime, you'll like it.

And since I've started, I'll continue regarding Magic the Gathering.
This will be a long story, so get ready.

Though, you probably all know this already.

But for those who don't, MTG has an overarching plot and its own multiverse, so almost every new release takes place in a new world, which lately is usually styled after some historical era or mythology.

There have already been a conditional Japan, a conditional Greece, a conditional Mongolia, a conditional Ancient Egypt...

For example, this one is one of the latest — the conditionally Indian Kaladesh; very beautiful places if you love that kind of Asian excessive luxury.















Ever seen Indian buses?
Well, the whole world there is like that.

The only General elements are the planeswalker heroes (that's a separate story, and more than one)









and the colors of magic, which more or less coincide with the races from Heroes 2 or 4.

More about them next time.

To be continued, whether you want it or not.

Wow, another MTG nerd showed up besides me? O_O

Have you all seen this series?









Well, I'm in a pretty good mood right now – a new book by our Viktor Olegovich has been released, a full-length film about ponies will be released next week, and my test results are normal – so I'll be posting all sorts of funny stuff today.
Of course, then there will be darkness and horror again, but for now, it's like this.













And instead of a cat, here's a glyptodont. I love them.



Although, okay, here's a cat too:

Damn, I wanted to upload some images, but I don't consider any hosting service reliable except for OpenXcom, but they'll delete this stuff right away. It's Europe, after all, a democracy, not like here, at least not yet.

Wow, is there another MTG nerd here besides me? O_O

Well, maybe I'm a nerd, but I've never played the paper version, only the electronic one... But I do know a thing or two.

So, the colors of magic, more or less corresponding to the races from the second or fourth Heroes games.

That is, in traditionally fantasy worlds, white is just people with Knights, Monks, Griffons, and Angels.



















The spells mainly consist of various blessings, healing, protection from enemy magic, and banishing evil – that is, removing enemy cards not even to the graveyard, from which they can be easily returned, but completely out of the game.

And this white spell, Wrath of God, which removes all monsters from the battlefield, has always annoyed me. Just when I've built a combo, and then they...





To be continued...

In light of the server merge in PvP –
Our girls!

It's getting more and more like a Russian fairy tale here – the further you go, the scarier it gets.

I think I'll stay here for a while longer and see how it all ends.

And to start, in connection with the release of the full-length film based on My Little Pony (it's not bad, you can watch it), I will finally upload that very incoherent series, which I started with on this forum.

Let's continue with these lectures on Magic the Gathering that no one is interested in! So, the colors of magic, part two. Green is more or less elves/druids, relying mainly on large beasts and various buffs for them. Or on the synergy of cheap and weak elves that, with some skill, can form a truly terrifying horde. True, they practically have no flying creatures, but they know a lot of ways to deal with them. They can gain an incredible amount of mana at an incredible speed, so they are very good for beginners.