Instant rice made with beef bone broth
Carrots, corn, asparagus vegetable blend
Lean ground beef with black garlic cheese
A hard boiled egg
Sardines
Cottage cheese
Lightly seasoned with black truffle salt and msg.
Served in a dog bowl, to feed that dog in me.
Think about it. To be truly free is to liberate yourself from the morals and ethical chains of society, just k*ll a bunch of people and then k*ll yourself for the ultimate liberating action and ascend to god hood. ♥️ I'm sure im not the only one who's thought about how good it would feel to just k*ll people or drive a car through a crowded mall. And thats EXACTLY what peter j. Carroll was talking about in liber null.
If a ham sandwich is something that combos with anything then id like to name these cards that are hard to combo with combo soup. Implying it will take a decent amount of mana and setup to do something ridiculous with.
Put it in a soup.
Have you ever wanted to play a game of magic that didn't feel like any magic game you ever played? Do like confusing players with complicated rulings? Do you want a judge to look at your board state and just walk away in utter internal conflict?
Well this is the deck for you! Welcome help jodah navigate and construct the board to absolutely confuse your opponents constructing a board state so full of confusing enchantments and creatures, using instant and sorceries no one else knew existed to confuse the shit out of your opponents. And when your ready. Hit the nuke button and win with Barren glory!
If a ham sandwich is something that combos with anything then id like to name these cards that are hard to combo with combo soup. Implying it will take a decent amount of mana and setup to do something ridiculous with.
Put him in a soup.
Memories from a dream I had:
I was at my grandparents house. My grandpa, who has been dead now for a few years, was there playing the piano. He was reading the notes from a stone tablet that had weird symbols and shapes on it using it like sheet music. I went over to him and talked with him. I asked him about how the after life was and how heaven was. He told me it was boring. I asked him if he had any books he was reading there.
"No, there are no books in heaven" he told me.
My memory from the dream gets a little fuzzy from here but I remember him telling me how boring heaven was. There was no books, no tv, no entertainment what so ever. Everyone just sorta existed, happy, but bored.
I looked over at the stone tablet and studied it for a second. It had 3 large shapes on it and on the right side where smaller shapes, like angles, with English letters corresponding to each of the smaller shapes.
I asked him about it and he explained how to read it.
"You start with the largest shape, find the corner of the largest shape in the top left hand and match it with the corner of the next smaller shape on the left side. You use the angles of the shapes to match them with corresponding letters to form words. Like this" he showed me and I watched.
That's all I remember from the dream
Picture is from the dream and how he explained the tablet.
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Anyone notice how 3 blue mana symbols on a card feel like it costs more then if a card had 3 black mana symbols? Like obviously its the same amount of mana just a another color, but it feels~ different. What i think it is, for me anyway, is that since the different colors ramp different when playing mono decks ive subconsciously correlated different colors being more "expensive" in mana cost.
White= most expensive
Green= is close to white but slightly less
Blue
Black
Red= fastest color. Is cheap
Colorless= fastest mana. Not a color.
Maybe im just some visionary who is a super genius and Noone has ever noticed this before I have, but I don't want to doubt myself to quick so what do you think?
Hello. Im a 26 year old male 6'2 210lbs . I work as a corrections officer at a state prison and usually work 16 hours a day working anywhere from 64 - 72 hours a week with 2 days off. I am always on my feet and despite not having a pedometer yet I most definitely hit the 5000+ steps every day. I try to work in pushups, pull ups, planks, and dumbell curls throughout the week.
I am having trouble counting calories in vs calories out throughout a "day" with this schedule. I try to get around 1700 - 2200 calories focusing on protein, nutrient, and fiber rich foods avoiding unnecessary carbs, sugar and fats.
I would love some advice with my situation on how I should be estimating calories I spend in a day vs how many I am taking in as estimating calorie outtakes with mg schedule is difficult.
Thank you.
I like collect various weird and strange books and nick knacks.
Whats for lynch? I'm starving!
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