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▲ 5 r/rickandmorty

Do we have to say goodbye to Goodbye Moonmen?

One thing I've noticed about the last couple seasons is there are fewer (maybe no) songs like we had in the earlier seasons.

Goodbye Moonmen

Glory to Glorzo

The Rick Dance

and so many others are among my favorite things about this show. And their absence is one of the few genuine criticisms I have for these last couple seasons.

What do you nerds think?

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u/MonoBlancoATX — 2 months ago
▲ 0 r/mtgbrawl

Personal Best

I didn't count the exact amount (math is for blockers, they say), but I had well over a million power on the board and swung for nearly 400K damage with just six creatures.

In case anyone was wondering, [[Springheart Nantuko]] on a [[Railway Brawler]] in a landfall deck is just bonkers.

u/MonoBlancoATX — 3 months ago
▲ 658 r/EDH

PSA: Intent is the most important part of the bracket system

The title above is a direct quote from Gavin Verhey about the Bracket system update.

And, given how frequently players on this sub seem to misunderstand and/or completely misrepresent what the bracket system is all about, I thought it might be helpful to post a link to this article as a reminder.

https://magic.wizards.com/en/news/announcements/commander-brackets-beta-update-april-22-2025

When players on this sub talk about "what's allowed in bracket 2" or "which bracket their deck is in", they seem to be ignoring the fact that, as Gavin explicitly point out:

>While there are guidelines to keep in mind when deck building (no Game Changers in Exhibition or Core, no mass land denial through Upgraded, etc.), the bracket system is emphatically not just "put your deck into a calculator, get assigned a rank, and be ready to play."

This however *does* seem to be what players *wish* the bracket system was about and is explicitly how some players seem to be using it and telling others it should be used.

TL;DR:

A whole lot of y'all still don't understand what the brackets are all about. Or you're choosing not to understand.

u/MonoBlancoATX — 4 months ago
▲ 3 r/outdoorcats

Looking for recommendations for outdoor cat repellant that actually works.

Greetings all,

I am a homeowner and live near someone who actively feeds stray cats in our neighborhood.

I'm not opposed to this, but I also don't love the fact that the strays hunt in and around my house and yard. And, on multiple occasions, I've found the carcasses of their kills in my front or back yard. I've even on one occasion, found a dead cat in my front yard.

So, I'm hoping someone here can share with me a passive solution that will deter cats from entering my yard and using it as their hunting ground. I've heard of and tried a variety of things like citrus or cayenne pepper, and they do seem to work for a short amount of time, but I'm hoping to find something longer term or more... repellant.

Also, yes, I've spoken with the stray-feeding homeowner and they refuse to even acknowledge that outdoor cats hunt other animals.

What I don't want is to come home and find eviscerated squirrels or birds strewn in pieces across my drive way (or anything similar), which is what I woke up to this morning.

Thanks in advance.

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u/MonoBlancoATX — 5 months ago
▲ 110 r/rickandmorty

I've dwelt among the humans. Their entire culture is built around their penises. It's funny to say they are small, it's funny to say they are big. I've been at parties, where humans have held bottles, pencils, thermoses in front of themselves and called out "hey look at me! I'm Mr. so and so dick." "I've got such and such for a penis." I never saw it fail to get a laugh.

u/MonoBlancoATX — 6 months ago