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General Discussion / Re: Fragile Delivery in action
« on: January 15, 2011, 09:59:38 pm »
that looks brilliant 
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Cards / Re: The Secrets of Card Buying/Selling Cost
« on: January 15, 2011, 09:53:22 pm »
this is really great. thanks girlsgeneration for a long i've been trying to figure out what the buying/selling formula was. at first i thought it was a percentage of the original cost but now i can stop spending valuable time searching 
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Forum Bugs, Suggestions and Feedback / Re: automatic updates
« on: January 15, 2011, 09:42:01 pm »
wow i didn't know f5 did that! anyway it was just a thought. actually i have seen quite a few pages that update automatically and it was nothing more than a couple of buttons popping up telling you what new has happened. but i do see that it may be difficult here, especially with so many people posting stuff all the time.
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Introduce Yourself / Re: Hi, I'm here
« on: January 15, 2011, 09:38:12 pm »
hi, great to see someone as enthusiastic about elements as you! in the forums you can post your ideas, ask questions, and just have fun. if you need help here are some assisting pages.
http://elementswiki.co.cc/decks/ (http://elementswiki.co.cc/decks/) this one may give you some good inspiration for your deck building ideas
http://elementswiki.co.cc/articles/empirical-evidence-to-support-qi/ (http://elementswiki.co.cc/articles/empirical-evidence-to-support-qi/) this one's important for getting a good tower to creature ratio
good luck
http://elementswiki.co.cc/decks/ (http://elementswiki.co.cc/decks/) this one may give you some good inspiration for your deck building ideas
http://elementswiki.co.cc/articles/empirical-evidence-to-support-qi/ (http://elementswiki.co.cc/articles/empirical-evidence-to-support-qi/) this one's important for getting a good tower to creature ratio
good luck
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Religion / Re: Does anyone have a strong argument against God?
« on: January 15, 2011, 05:17:05 pm »
mentioning the big ban has reminded me of another thing atheists say. they tell us that scientific evidence states that there is no God (evolution for example) but don't you think that the deity would want people to be able to observe the science that he created? saying that seems to further give evidence of a God.
please don't feel the need to reply to this point, it was just a little tangent from the current discussion
please don't feel the need to reply to this point, it was just a little tangent from the current discussion
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Forum Game Archive / Re: Corrupt A Wish 2.0
« on: January 15, 2011, 05:04:50 pm »
granted but they are so mad you get sent to the crazy house because of them
i wish for santa.
i wish for santa.
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Forum Bugs, Suggestions and Feedback / Re: automatic updates
« on: January 15, 2011, 01:37:02 pm »
it shouldn't be a case of your computer handling it. the computer doesn't usually get affected by it. 5 seconds taken isn't so bad i admit but when you have to do it again and again then it gets a bit monotonous.
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Religion / Re: Does anyone have a strong argument against God?
« on: January 15, 2011, 01:26:17 pm »Let's begin by assuming that there IS a supernatural entity, a divine force of some sort, that created the known Universe. Now let me ask you: What are the odds that this entity is a green cosmic leprechaun? Well since we can't disprove the green cosmic leprechaun they aren't zero. But you may call them negligible. Then what are the odds that it's a yellow cosmic leprechaun? Negligible. And you can probably see where I'm going with this: what are the odds that it's a green unicorn? Half man, half bull? A cosmic volcano? Negligible, negligible, negligible. We can think up a zillion distinct, mutually exclusive entities in this way. Since there's a zillion of them there's no way we can call the odds of each individual entity being "the correct one" anything other than negligible.don't even start on probabilities. if it's an almighty being it is almighty enough to defy chance. lets turn this around. what's the probability that the universe came out of nowhere and can produce planets that support life. one scientist (who had a lot of time on his hands) worked out the number taking all the factors in hand. some of the factors were; matter beating antimatter (not drawing because that would mean no nothing ever), gravitational balance, sub atomic balance, etc... until he got a figure.
that is 1 in X. X being a digit and then more zeros than there are stars in the universe. so don't even mention likely hoods.
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Introduce Yourself / Re: 'sup?
« on: January 15, 2011, 12:52:55 pm »
sounds like your doing pretty well already . if you need advice on your deck don't hesitate to post it on the zone titled deck help. you'll get some positive results if you ask for the advice of some of our veterans. good luck
. if you need advice on your deck don't hesitate to post it on the zone titled deck help. you'll get some positive results if you ask for the advice of some of our veterans. good luck
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Humor / Re: Ask BP
« on: January 15, 2011, 02:04:18 am »
alas proof is the one thing i can't provide. this the end. my cover is blown. you were right... im not BP.
no, i am in fact her Majesty the Queen!!! no your right again, im not really her (though i wish i was
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no, i am in fact her Majesty the Queen!!! no your right again, im not really her (though i wish i was
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Humor / Re: Ask BP
« on: January 15, 2011, 01:56:40 am »Actually that means "I like sucking giant purple geese" in the language of Giberishia. Besides, the question was for BP (as clearly indicated by the title of the thread).i am BP... DUN DUN DUUUUUUUUUN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Humor / Re: Ask BP
« on: January 15, 2011, 01:50:42 am »
the only way to answer that is to make up a new word that counters paradoxes so here goes. the answer is gribbery doodaa