Ok, this is a sign that I need sleep...

But the card’s actual effect is a beautiful end-game move worthy of the most intelligent fish-primate hybrids...oh, just deal, people.

Getting someone to fight on your side for a turn, and then commit suicide, while giving you additional resources, just feels like the sort of thing a person with the head of an octopus would do.

MagicTheGathering.com just has some of the most interesting quotes....

Is It Better To Have Loved And Lost,

Or To Have Never Loved At All?

This is something I've never understood. A female friend of mine was recently commenting on a relationship that she'd recently been in. Over now, of course. But she said that the other day, she had really missed it all - the relationship, the person, all of it.

What gets me, is she said she was working back up to generally not caring about it. I don't mean to single my friend out (as this is not the first or last time I'll hear a girl comment as such), but my question is - why do girls do this? I mean, look at the situation. You have a relationship with someone, and I would assume it would mean something, right? But, then it ends, and almost across the board, it seems girls try to forget it ever happened. Apparently, they try to build up a wall of indifference, and it just doesn't make any sense to me. I should expect that if I had a relationship that ended, badly or no, I would want to remember the good that there WAS, rather than killing everything I'd ever felt.

::Shrugs:: I donno, it's a rather foreign concept to me. Any opinions?

Preliminary Recruitmant

Ok, uh, yeah. In about a week or so, I'm going to start up a community, basically just for discussing Magic: The Gathering. You don't have to actually play to join, but I figure it'd be a good place for people to bounce ideas around, maybe see what people think about different recurring deck themes and the like, and flashback on some old war stories and such. I hope it'll be a place that people can pitch decklists back and forth, and maybe cycle through alternatives.

So, anyways, since there's been a nice long string going on my Green comment down there, I was wondering if anyone wandering by this Journal would be interested in joining, once it's created. Feel free to let me know with a comment.

Fother Mucker

5:00

If there's one thing I hate more than making plans, it's changing plans. Especially at the last minute.

><* Traffic sucks, yes, but one might plan for it, in particular on Easter Weekend.

Feel the displeasure.