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Wait, this needs to go in my River Song deck! MKM keeps giving these fun gems that didn’t get a lot of eyes on them.

TUSK PONY CLUB
TEMUR’S GONNA BE CHANTIN’
AT THE
TUSK PONY CLUB
TUSK PONY CLUB
#mtgtarkir

Agreed. Weird name for a horse.

Abzan, and this quote from their side story solidified that for me. “We are bound together, root and branch. Our connection to each other is what makes us strong.”

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I’m rewatching this myself, and one thing that I love about it is how nuanced the characters with speaking lines are, and most have a much different meaning than they are presenting character B. There are a lot of non-speaking extras because this show cost $$$ with its main cast and location alone.

Well, no. One is a hoppin’, rhymin’ man whose got a big plan for an even bigger fam. The other one is David Bowie.

Ashiok: Interesting, a whole plane that preys on fears, trapping them inside. All run by a moth with god-like aspirations. You want to go, Grist?

Grist shrugs.

Ashiok: I hear they have unlimited curtains.

Grist is immediately available.

Alright, let’s begin.

One book
One show
One film
One album

First real post. The last two days have been especially rough. And one thing that keeps coming up is Gandalf’s speech to Frodo. And for those who haven’t read the books, this actually happens in Chapter 2. In Hobbiton. There’s a purpose to have this speech with 58 chapters to go. I hope this helps.

For action, Sakamoto days has some of the best page turns, while Akane-banashi feels like a true celebration of communal storytelling. Undead Unluck has a *rough* first 5 chapters with some very unfunny (outdated) gags, but manages to pivot chapter 6 forward to a very satisfying sci-fi story.