Growing ramen? I am intrigued.
Open album
That's not ramen....
Brokewood
joined 2 years ago
Vase.
Rhymes with face.
Fair enough! The clause begot the law.
I feel like commander with a friend group is the closest I've ever got back to the joy of kitchen table in the early days of my Magic fun.
They have a closed toe design, but yeah. Clogs of all kinds are super common in commercial kitchens.
The ancients made clogs out of wood, my dude.
The Idiot Age
The Great Polarization
Not only does it explicitly require non-slaveholding states to return fugitive slaves to their oppressors
The Fugitive Slave Law wasn't part of the Constitution.
but it has multiple mechanisms intended to ensure the dominance of slave states in the federal government.
Again, not part of the Constitution. Those were the various compromises that the South kept getting pissy about foreseeing the end of Slavery, so they kept threatening rebellion.
If anyone tries to tell you the civil war was about states rights, not slavery... These are pretty obviously about slavery. But if they don't believe that, just let them read the Southern States Declarations of Secession. They say what the civil war's about in their own words.
Gandalf looks for triggered abilities that get triggered by legendary permanents. He doesn't care if the creators of the triggered abilities are Legends.
Lagrella enters the battlefield. She triggers her first triggered ability herself. Gandalf sees that she is a legend, so it's doubled.
The second ability is also a triggered ability. When those exiled things come back, add the counters. Gandalf doesn't care that Lagrella, a legend, was the creator of the trigger. Only that the thing that triggered the triggered ability is a legend.
So if it is, double the triggers e.g. in counters on that legendary creature.
It doesn't work on opponents creatures. And doesn't work on your non legends.
Summit does it too. I actually swiped back just to see if it was true. Then grumbled the whole 5 seconds it took to get back.
Agreed on front right solely for phone. Front left is wallet and keys. Back left is the trash pocket. Back right is the utility pocket. Water bottle at a concert, garden gloves if I need to take them off for a bit, various hardware bits and bobs during house repair.
Millikan's oil-drop experiments are justly regarded as a major contribution to twentieth-century physics. They established the quantization of electric charge, the existence of a fundamental unit of charge, and also measured that unit of charge precisely.
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