So the other day I was asked by a friend on why I trolled.
I couldn't give an answer then, but now I can.
It's not about the friends, or the trolling,
It's not about how mad I can make you,
I just like to think, and be true to who I am

But you have no friends, he said.
In return I asked, how many friends do you have
When you're just kissing some ass,
Then when the problems come,
How many are around to help?

True,

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Ok so this is my first ever blog post. Go easy.

First we start with the basic definition of trolling:
[1]In Internet slang, a troll is someone who posts inflammatory, [2] extraneous, or off-topic messages in an online community, such as an online discussion forum, chat room, or blog, with the primary intent of provoking readers into an emotional response [3] or of otherwise disrupting normal on-topic discussion. [4]

What does this mean exactly? Well, definition ...

Final Deck (34):

1 x Majiya

4 x Infernal Gargoyle
2 x Brutalis
1 x Plasma Behemoth
1 x Dark Flayer
1 x Death Mage Thaddeus
1 x Carniboar
1 x Shadow Knight
(11 allies)

4 x Fireball
1 x Poison Gas
4 x Lightning Strike
1 x Engulfing Flames
3 x Supernova
3 x Arcane Burst
(16 abilities)

3 x Research
3 x Snow Sapphire
(6 items)
...

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If you happen to be in Tokyo on Sept 17 and 18, be sure to stop by the Tokyo Game Show and search the crowd for a bearded white guy with a Wulven shirt, and get a free box of Shadow Era cards. Yes, real physical cards. :cool:[/QUOTE]

UP
(Originally Posted by BDK16 Here)
prepositional phrase

Prepositional Phrase
1. under-powered. Used to describe something that is so lacking in power that it is nearly never used competitively.
I don’t care if Campfire Stories is UP, I’m still going to play 4 of them in my tournament deck because losing is a way of life, not simply a one game fling.

Related Forms
U.P.
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