*makes himself at home*

Nice here...should I bring my cards?

I could never figure out cardgames, although the Magic: The Gathering cards intrigued me. Nice pictures :p

*wanders in with top hat in one hand and deck of cards in the other*

*sets hat down on the floor*

*walks a few feet away and starts flipping cards into hat*

This is MY kind of card game!

Tad wrote:

Okay, I named this one after my other kid, who never stops talking, night or day, about cards that he collects.  Yu-Gi-Oh, Pokemon, beginning to dabble in baseball cards.

He's insane.  He is a cartomaniac.  Hours of this, every day, "Daddy, the thing that's so cool about Biggloburgle is that he's a third level E-X!  And when he evolves, his weakness is water magic!  Do you want to see him again!  See, it even says that he's a rare-type dirkdiggler!"

Anyway, welcome to the new Dogblog.  If you look carefully, you'll see that it's a special collectible holofoil edition.

*lol* I´ve got somebody home here who does exactly the same -the difference is that he is 23 and my boyfriend...we are moving tomorow in a new flat and I´m really curious where he will spread all his cards *g+
other couples might argue about socks on the floor we might have trouble with trading cards everywhere...*g*
we had separate rooms until now cause we were lkiving with roommates but now...we will see maybee I should buy him a hugh treasure chest were he can put them all....

I just bought myself two packs of Pirates of the Spanish Main. The cool thing about these cards is that they come with little punch-out contructable SHIPS!

I now have four different pirate ships sitting on my desk. They are so wild. You should see all the masts on my flag ship, The Shadow. She's a thing of beauty.

*ponders*

I wonder if they float...?


Um, yeah, in this game there are five different classes of ship from three main groups: Spanish, British and Pirate. My four pirate ships each have different abilities and attacks and specifications...

I'm going to need more. Then I'll need a shelf to display them.

Oh, and yesterday, I saw a real working steam engine train. It was so awesome. It stopped in our town for a bit and I abandoned my car and ran across the road to go see it. Wow. Talk about COOL. A real steam engine. They sound so different from our modern trains and they smell a bit like a car radiator with a hint off added smoke.

I like trains and ships...

*sheepish*

[ July 01, 2005: Message edited by: Jendaiya ]

Oooh Jen I did buy about 7 packs of those about christmas time intending to play with my friends...assembled all the ships (with some breakage) and never, ever played...though there are two newer sets out so i may snag some more nect time I go...problem is that they are a PAIN to store especially with the info cards that are aprt of the game.
I actually got them thought to use with the 7th Sea Role-playing Game next time I run a Sea-Battle...yaar!
Who can resist playing Pirates?

Need to find a copy of the cool Pirate Boardgame my buddy Monty has...lots of fun...8)

Nah, doesn't stand out. Just say what ya want, doesn't matter. Well, so long as it isn't something that will make us blush or cover our eyes. ;)

If you need help just let us know. :)

Welcome!

OPB Marth:
[b]If you do need to say something that will make us blush or cover our eyes, come to the Mint! Party's always going on.

Be warned, though, that you might occasionally feel the need to cover your eyes...  there lurks a kilt-wearing shrub who flashes us sometimes...

Neat quote, spiritus. I'm a Crowded House fan, currently pining after the newest Finn Brothers CD (not available here).

Aye, I should have had the sense to look for it then but I kept doing currency conversion in my head and figuring I could get CDs for cheaper here. I'm going to Singapore in August though so may look for it there.

*eyes amazon.co.uk link*

It's up to you, but like "The Hoff", it's no hassle!

This is my 2001th post so it must have timpani, bom, bom, bom bom, bom.

Seems suitable to include a very poor pun, but I believe the story goes.

David Hasslehoff arrives on the set of Sponge Bob Squarepants and tells the director he wants everyone to call him "The Hoff", to which the Director replies, -yes Dave, no hassle!

Clearly an urban myth, but you'd like it to be true.