u/UniqueSatisfaction67

At my LGS prerelease two separate entrants each opened half of this [[Something Worth Saving]] in their prerelease packs. I found the bottom half discarded during one of my games, and found the person who had opened it, and traded them an [[Ingris Stingerquill]] for it. But the person who opened the top half left before I could track them down. I asked one of the store employees if they knew who it was, and when I returned a week later they had the top half. I traded the owner $5 in store credit.

I have no idea if this is valuable lol, just thought it was pretty funny and wanted to take a chance on it, curious what people think.

I just cut and assembled my first project, and I'm curious for any advice people have about doing things like this.

Specifically I'm curious what glue people use. I used titebond 3, but it would be great to find something with a shorter cure time. Titebond 3 says to keep clamped for 30 minutes minimum, but that would result in quite a bit of downtime.

Clamping was also a hassle since the material is quite flexible. Also wish I had sanded all my pieces before assembly, I'm going to do a whole round of sanding now.

Any general advice is appreciated. I used an 80mm laser at 25mm/s and 90% power. The laser is at a maker space I am a member of, I just learned how to use it

One of Alton browns new videos was on cottage cheese LINK and it was fun, but in the second half he uses cottage cheese to make cheesecake in ramekins in a water bath. I don't have ramekins, and was curious what it would take to convert the recipe to work in my 8" spring form pan.

Has anyone had any experience doing this? I can't do a water bath with the spring form, since it would leak, but I could put a tray of boiling water in the oven I guess

I was replacing my year brake pads, and these two metal tabs fell out when I removed the old ones. The new ones didn't come with replacements, and I can't figure out where they came from exactly.

Anyone know what they are from?

I've been working on a [[Yurlok of Scorch Thrash]] deck for a bit, and I've been having a lot of fun with cards that care about high mana values, like [[keen duelist]], [[parker luck]], and [[protection racket]]. Tonight I hit someone with 13 damage with Parker luck revealing a [[blood for the blood god!]], and had a wound reflection deal it again that same end step.

I'm looking for any cards that people think help take advantage of the big mana theme. LINK to the deck list, I don't have it tagged yet. [[Demonlord belzenloc]], [[Combustible Gearhulk]], [[summon bahamut]] are all other examples of cards in the deck that care about high mana value. I am trying to cram in a sacrifice theme, I'd love to cram [[Riveteers Ascendency]] into the deck but I don't think it actually makes sense.

Thanks for any recommendations!

Love my redbud in my backyard, she's 5 times bigger than her identical brother that got planted at the same time. I think we planted her 2 years ago but maybe it was three, time flies.

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My only concern is that she should be trimmed, especially the really thin low branch? Any advice is appreciated!