I have a very edgy answer to "Why are you antinatalist?", it's "Because I'm against death penalty, especially for innocent people."
That's it. That's the post.
That's it. That's the post.
because of the ridiculously small hand size
Reveal Chancellor of the Tangle to add one green mana at the beginning of your first main phase
Put Gaea's Cradle on the battlefield
Exile Elvish Spirit Guide to add another green mana
Use both mana to cast Badgermole Cub and earthbend the cradle
Tap the cradle to add three green mana
Using one green mana, cast Krosan Wayfarer and sacrifice it to put Bayou on the battlefield
Tap the bayou to add a black mana and cast Tyvar, then use his +1 to untap the cradle
Tap the cradle again to add three green mana and use two to cast Marvin, Murderous Mimic
Tap Marvin to add four green mana, you now have five green mana
Cast Genesis Wave for X=2, putting Devoted Druid and Incubation Druid
You now have an arbitrary large amount of mana and can untap Marvin an arbitrary large number of time
Cast Genesis Wave again for X=3, putting Formidable Speaker, Ba Sing Se and Rath's Edge on the battlefield
Since Marvin have Formidable Speaker ability, you can now untap other permanents for free
Use Ba Sing Se to earthbend bayou then sacrifce the bayou with Rath's Edge to deal one damage to an opponent
Bayou come back into play thanks to the earthbend ability, repeat the process as much as needed to eventually win the game!
Would it be a good or bad idea to push the hips away from the weight in the lowering phase, adding a bit of hip abduction in addition to the spine lateral flexion?
I'm asking this because it seems like a similar reasoning as the Jefferson curl which bends both at the spine and the hips, and some version of side plank dips have both spine lateral flexion and hip abduction so I'm wondering if there would be any issue doing it standing and weighted.
Original without the awful editing: https://www.reddit.com/r/PhilosophyMemes/comments/1t9x2yp/stoicism_saves_the_day/