Hey, why did he play that card anyway?
Cheers everybody, and Happy New Years! Boy how do regrets fly by… Looks like we have a new year, and a new year brings new challenges to our all-time favorite children’s card game. I’ve tested and crashed several decks these 365 days of existence, like Mecha Phantom Beasts (Why… won’t…. these awesome cards… fly!), Hieratics (Sniffles, I wanted these guys to work so bad), F.A.s (Would an in-theme swarming card be too much to ask for?), and Turbo Naturias (I miss people’s surprised expressions when they lost to this one), and constructed a few decent ones that may surprise you, like Ritual Beasts (You better target my green birdie, or I’m OTKing you), Amorphages (You gotta know how to train demonic dragons right), and Metaphys (Yeah, I’m dragging your butt to the 5th dimension with me). With Cryptids aligned with legions of the Nega-verse and a magical girl with mecha-suits fighting alongside pop-star pixies, you have to wonder where a Wind duelist is to stand this year. He’ll give you a hint with his list of New Year’s Resolutions:
I could have easily made this list a hundred, but I remembered the short attention span of the populace, so I shortened it to a meek 10. Stay tuned to my blog for more in the Journey As a Wind Duelist. What are your resolutions for this year as a duelist? If you feel inclined, share them in the comments below. Have a safe, Happy New Year from the Mist Valley Blogger, and Peace Out…
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9/30/2019 08:01:16 am
I never really think about resolutions. I mean, why would I set a goal to change myself? If you ask me, we should change when we feel like we need to, not because of some silly resolution. If you need thank kind of thing to change, then you are a pretty shallow individual. We are all adults here, we need to learn how to act like it. This is just my personal philosophy, though, you may or may not agree with it.
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Mist87
10/7/2019 09:42:22 am
Actually, setting goals to accomplish things is pretty standard, and I think it's positive when people set a goal for change and try to achieve it, even IF they don't achieve it. We are all a combination of our habits, so what's wrong with desiring to change undesirable habits by setting a goal framed as a "New Year's Resolution?" Goals are how people change, advance, and progress for a better future (as long as that goal isn't filled with malicious intent to harm another). I also don't see how setting a goal is shallow. It's a deeper method of managing your lifestyle. Just responding to your emotions is pretty shallow to me, considering doing things "when you feel like it" disregards cultural and interpersonal respect for others. But that's just my opinion. You may or may not agree with it.
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