Actually, more and more sexuologists defend "planned" sex lately. Due to the utopic nature of both partners being in the right mood from the start, especially in long-lasting relationships, it may pay off to have a set "sex day". When you're married for 10 years you don't have to have sex because you are in the mood, you have sex in order to get in the mood. I can imagine it working, with some obilgatory exceptions; it makes that one day something to look forward to. Whatever the system most partners fall victim to "unwanted" sex at one point. At least with the timetabled system you have no excuse to take out your frustrations on your partner. That's one way to see it. I'm not saying they should rape each other or force themselves upon eachother, but the 15 minute rule may serve as a standard.
What does it matter? It's not like you actually stopped talking to your friend for a dollar a day...did you?
Mixt has agreed to participate. I have yet to hear from DeadHeart but when I do we can talk specifics.
Fleetwood Mac --- Go Your Own Way
Science and God? Yes. Science and creationism? No.
Well, February was a short month. Maybe that's why we didn't get too many entries. Not that I blame you though. Garfield once that "February is the Monday of months" and right he was. Anyway... PAW wins this month's contest. And no, we didn't look at how much he wanted to win. We just appreciated his take on the theme, as he used the classic "knight" concept in a completely different context. It had a very somber tone to it too, and the pun title was the icing on the cake. This month's theme is Childhood. Good luck with it!
I'm going to lock this now. -locked-
You'd think so but the RNA-hypothesis has been overthrown about a 1000 times already and there's no valid alternative yet.
Dir en grey --- Obscure
But then the winner of C has played fewer duels than A or B. That's not very fair either.
Just you wait until someone buys the movie rights.
With Aster and Jaden having given their a-ok to participate, that makes 10 in total. Here's what I propose: we try to persuade Mixt and DeadHeart to participate as well. Then we have 12 contestants. We can hold preliminary rounds and semi-finals until 3 duelists remain. This is an unfortunate number, but maybe we should a mini-competition among those 3 finalists (A duels B, B duels C and C duels A). This system is not waterproof, suppose A beats B, B beats C and C beats A, but it's the best I can come up with right now. Do you guys have any suggestions or advice?
A fanfiction by Styx There once was a story about a party of three great heroes. One of them was a mighty wizard with mastery over the four elements: Earth, Fire, Wind and Beer. The second one was a fierce warrior who was strong as an ant (Well that doesn't sound too impressive but did you know that they can lift 10-50 times their body weight? That would be comparable to a human lifting a small elephant! Not that the warrior in this story ever had to lift an elephant mind you but you get the idea). The third one was a rock. These guys set out to destroy evil where it lurks. Probably because some bishounen a-hole with awesome swordsmanship skills destroyed their hometown but who knows? They kick villainy's foul rear end on the way and even manage to recruit a few party members along the way: the useless comic relief fucktard, the mysterious silent one and of course the obligatory D- or DD-cup with a woman attached to it (side not: said tramp and the fierce warrior eventually make babies and their offspring is hinted to be the sequel's protagonist but he's actually already accessible via downloadable content). So the antagonist, being the cunt that he is has to hide in a huge-ass stronghold on top of a mountain (or better yet: another dimension) so the party has to go through some major shit to get to him. This is the boring part that I will skip since it's all page filling anyway. The party confront the bad guy. "I'm going to destroy the world and everyone in it.", he says. "Oh yeah? You and what army you daughterfucker?", the fierce warrior guy says. "I don't need an army!", the bad egg replies and he fires an ultra powerful laser and the wizard guy is about to get hit but the rock! The fucking rock throws himself in front of his best friends (lol yeah they're best friends, didn't I mention?) as a last self-sacrificial deed. And with his final breath, lol breath and it's a rock, he gives the party a vital hint to defeat the bad guy. I could tell you which one but those are details. The villain gets defeated and nothing but dust remains of him. Maybe I should think of an epic battle to go with this...but those are details also come to think of it. But wait! The party still has to escape from the alternate dimension which is about to collapse! That's right; the villain's final form was a load-bearing one! Upon running the comic relief ****** suddenly realises: "Wait we can use a Phoenix Down on Rock the rock!" But he's a comic relief character so nobody pays any attention to what he's saying regardless of how much sense he makes. Besides I'm pretty sure the name Phoenix Down is copyrighted by Square-Enix. Where was I? Oh right. They escape the alternate dimension and they are renowned as heroes. Now you gotta know that these heroes were very lonely during their adventure so they kinda have a thing for each other now (plus some of them already made sweet unprotected love to eachother anywy) so they all get married. And that's basically it really. ~The end~
It was just a matter of stumbling on the right card by accident when sudying up really (the barrier statue). That, and I basically shoved a deck upon him that he didn't really want to use. It was also fortunate that I got to go first. If he had gone first and swarmed on his first turn I'd probably summoned a Lava Golem on his side or something, which is a very risky move in any situation. As a matter of fact, an execution of the initial idea was nowhere to be found. Because many Blackwings have the ability of manipulating monsters' attack and defense points I thought it might be wise to use FIRE monsters that rely more on Effect Damage instead. But as it turned out, I ended up relying on Battle Damage more than anything else anyway. XD I do have a steep learning curve, but I didn't win on skill alone.
I'm pretty good. Looking forward to the weekend as usual. How are you?
You're Dutch. You suck at French by definition. I mean...The way you guys pronounce "lit jumeaux" is beyond hilarious.
Like I said, you hardly ever lose a duel. I don't you've lost even once in this new arena. So it's not like your skills have gotten all that rusty. Also, to keep it fun, why not try a new deck out every once in a while? Fool around with the cards a bit. Might be fun. That being said I can understand where you're coming from, and maybe a break wouldn't be a bad idea. Good luck with whatever you decide.
They like to believe they are (well many of them do), but when push comes to shove they really aren't more or less complicated than men. And men aren't too complicated either.
My apologies. The list is edited.
You hardly ever lose here. That counts for something.
