When I was young I got in trouble and my mom took away my birthday. No cake, no party, no gifts, then last minute she found out that I did not do what she assumed I did, but it was too late to bake a cake (my dad did all the baking, and he always went hunting on my birthday). But my mom found an extra pie my dad had in the freezer. I was allowed to invite two friends and we had birthday pie.

After that I was never allowed birthday pie again, but I am now an adult and do not accept birthday cake, only pie.

Turn-based is more fun to me.

My wife said the same thing. She is not a fast gamer, she likes the slower pace of Pokémon. I also have been forgetting the game is not turn based as zoning out during combat, or in a wild zone.

My Switch 2 arrived with Pokémon Legends ZA, so I will be playing that quite a bit.

Also considering picking up Mario Kart so my wife And I can play that a bit.

Would a square/rectangle mat with a circle printed on it work?

Pobrocito

Maybe https://gamermats.com/collections/custom-playmats I have used them for non custom mats, but was recommended them when my custom mat supplier flaked on me.

https://youtu.be/rJV6PwOQD74

Nothing on their website, nothing in their backer kit for retailers, not in distribution. I should not have to go to Reddit to find out if they support flgs or not.

Not the show I was hoping for when I heard the name.

Looks like they only sell direct and do not support flgs, hard pass.

Original title: Fact-checking what lawmakers said during congressional weather modification hearing

The ranking Democrat on the subcommittee, Melanie Stansbury, D-N.M., questioned both the motives and the appropriateness of the hearing.

“There’s a more insidious issue here, which I think we’ve already heard in some of the comments, which is the using of the platform of Congress to propel anti-science theories to platform climate denialism and to ultimately put our communities at risk by continuing to put out disinformation,” Stansbury said.

You should see the freaky shit he does in the dumpster behind the Wendy’s. Those two might actually be a step up for him.

Yes, a yellow onion and a Spanish onion are interchangeable. Are they the same thing? Unsure, but they are used as the same thing here in the states.

I thought they did not want women voting?

I am going to try some formatting changes. I am thinking spoiler tags by year to condense it. I may also add an average bracket rating for the year within that tag.

I am 14 decks in and already have multiple that are bracket 4 because of infinite combos. One of them has a 2 card combo, but it quite literally does nothing on its own, it sacs two creatures to create one token creature with the second card of the combo doubling all tokens. So 2 -> 1 -> 2 for a net gain of zero. There are a few cards in the deck that if in play will interact with this.

Of the 14 decks entered (starting with the oldest moving forward) the average bracket is 2.7.

I am going to explore options other than the site (brackcheck.com) I am using. It is having issues saving decks, and lacks navigational controls.

The witherbloom deck from Strixhaven is a lot of fun to play. There is another deck I play a lot, I use the alt commander. Sadly I forget the deck name and set, my box simply is labeled tsuga! the original commander looks like Kevin Costner. The alt commander makes eggs, and they bring in a creature card from the top of your deck when the egg died.

For me those are the two most fun to play, I own almost every precon from 2013 to current (sadly I skipped 2017) and have played well over 75% of the decks I own.

The main reason I want the list is at my shop I almost exclusively play unmodified precon decks at my casual commander events.

I see people hate on certain decks because they are seen as too powerful (enchantment deck from Bloomburrow, zombie deck from Aetherdrift, Slivers, eldrazi, Phyrexian, dragon deck from Starter decks).

Back in the early days of precon commander decks the derevii deck and the one that gives you life even when in the command zone were decried as too powerful. The 2013 series of decks being some of my favorite commander decks.

I am going to give this a start, today hopefully. If you have interest in helping, I am willing to get the ratings into a document that we can find a way to share as a website or just post here, open to ideas.

The zombie deck from Aetherdrift sure plays a lot higher than 2. And it is not a deck I would bring out to play in a casual setting.

The Science! deck from Fallout has a 2 or 3 card infinite attack phase combo.

The other deck from Aetherdrift I would call a bracket 1 deck, as it barely works. There are other decks from sets like that as well.