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"im the professor and i open boxes like an asshole"

Can these fit double-sleeved cards?

i cant tell which is elves and wich is goblins

I've watched a few of your videos, but didn't subscribe until hearing you express admiration for the old old card frame at 2:49 (albeit kind of convoluted, confusing support). It's now been 11 years that this is the only decision I really truly hold against Wizards.

Alternatively 100$ could buy me one Snapcaster Mage ;_;

I once heard, that a high school graduate should wait a year before college to assess where he or she would like to go from there, ,but I think its ok to go work in a factory that pays well right out of high school, but there really should be a back up plan just in case the factory closes. Then thinking, chances are , if the major factories in town are hurting, so will the rest of that communities businesses, for its usually factory ,(esp automobile) that drives the local economies!

if you want to be a doctor you have to go to college.

Calvin, you are a fucking retard.. stupid arguments You are an evidence against a college degree (I assume you have one).

This was a great video. However, I think you should have gotten to your point a bit faster. If I hadn't watched the last 30 seconds or so, I would have gotten the entirely opposite idea from the video. The rest of the video prior to the very end makes it seem like just another typical "college isn't worth it" video. I agree with your argument. What I find is that a lot of people speaking on this topic fail to recognize the difference between having information and understanding/interpreting information.

College is the biggest scam there is

The problem with education is expectation and passivity. Students don't attend college for the knowledge, the friendships, or the "experience". Students don't pull all-night study sessions for their health. Students don't waste hours every day studying for a test because they're interested in the subject material. Students go to class because there's a dollar sign at the end of it. It's about obtaining a piece of paper in order to secure a career. A career that makes you a lot of money. They expect to walk out of that institution as a knowledgeable, well-rounded individual with the skills and tools to do whatever they want with their life. In reality, they get a useless certificate, a pat on the back, and a fatty liver. Those who actually got jobs either had connections, or spent time developing themselves professionally *outside* of the classroom. Lectures don't teach you to think. They teach you to sit and listen to what you are told without contributing anything. We are being programmed like robots to perform the same trivial tasks over....and over.....and over again. Take this pretest. Read this chapter. Take this quiz on what you read. Go home and practice 40 of these math problems. Do this amount of chemistry homework. Study for 12 hours tonight to prepare for the exam. Take the exam, and then start preparing for the next one. Do this for 4 long and stressful years. Don't question or engage in the material. Don't forget to pay your tuition and buy your textbooks! It's a dangerous system. You spend years of your life cramming for exams and partying for.....what? If you're going to college in expectations of landing a solid job and getting rich, you're delusional. If education is required for your field (medical, science, engineering), then attend and learn what you can. If not, then save your time and money. Start self-educating, and see where life takes you. The worst mistake a person can make is motivating themselves with money. Put the material things aside. Explore different things until you find what makes you happy. Whether it's creating music or making people laugh, look for it. Then, start creating and contributing. If the quality and originality is there, money and fame will find you. Worst case scenario, you fail and have to start over. TL;DR: Self-educate, explore your interests, stay away from traditional education if possible, drop all expectations of wealth and fortune, create to your heart's desire, and pray to God that you find a hobby or activity that you can love and contribute to. Fuck this materialistic, capitalistic, anti-intellectual bullshit. Find out who you are and what you love to do, and start doing it regardless of the money or expectations.

Not Interested in keeping up with standard, but...would it be worth it to buy an Intro pack just to play with on Game Day?

Professor is gonna be a daddy! Congrats!

Won my game day, felt good getting all da prizes

Is it ok if someone can only attend one of the 2 days? Is it the same thing on both days?

Lol, none of my local game stores even charge anything for Game Day.