
Channel – MTG 4th Edition

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I was kind of hoping the picture would be of an old guy sitting on a couch in front of a TV and holding a remote.
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Was that a thing yet in ’94? Trying to remember when that idea of channel surfing became main stream…
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Oh definitely. We were all couch potatoes by ’94.
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I wasn’t! I was running around with my supersoaker50 having the time of my life 😀
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You could fire your Supersoaker at the TV. TVs were tougher back in those days. You had to throw them from a high window onto a cement parking lot to break them.
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Well, if I had used my supersoaker inside the house, I’d have gotten a tanning….
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Who is that old man?
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One guess.
And if you guess me, it doesn’t count….
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Alex?
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Well, it was 50/50, so sure, why not? He’s so spindly from carrying all those bins I guess….
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What you call “spindly” others describe as “lithe, like a panther.”
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You didn’t work any bin references into that sentence. Are you on maple syrup again?
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I’m on maple syrup time. It pours as slow and sweet as honey.
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I see you got a batch of the good stuff 🙂
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Cant remember if the green decks had a lot of life tap or life gain to justify having this one in your deck
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It was eventually banned in most formats. There was some trick where you could win on turn 1 or 2 on a consistent basis…
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Doesn’t look very saucey to me.
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Is “channel” a saucy word across the pond?
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I don’t think so. But Sauceror is 🙂
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Haha!
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Waaah looks like Gandalf has gone deranged! Gandalf the Red, I say!
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Yeah, it’s a scary looking guy! 🙂
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I was recently in National Museum in Prague and there was a series of rooms arranged to show how people lived in the past… from late XIX century to… the 90-ties! The Czechs put my childhood in museum, bastards, and exhibition included M:tG cards, 5th ed I think… I’m old 😦
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Hahahahaa! I love it.
Well, I hope it learned you your lesson, ie, don’t get old. If people would just stop doing that one thing…..
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I do find it interesting that they put in mtg cards. I didn’t think they were very big in the 90’s. Of course, without the internet, nobody would know even if it was
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Maybe the curator played them and had some on hand ;-) There was also an early PC computer, some rock posters and cassettes, they clearly aimed to show a nerd’s cave…
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Ahhhhh, a nerd cave. Yep, that would do it then 😀
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