[DO NOT TRY TO SELL IN HERE] Pimp Legacy Decks

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Originally Posted by warai

Abortion of a language? What kind of respect do you have for the Portuguese/Brazilian/etc people and for our language?

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Besides the fact that Portuguese sounds like a gypsy-bastardization of Spanish theres nothing pimp about Portuguese culture. I went to Lisbon a couple years ago and it reminded me of Bucharest in the late 90's. After that visit its no surprise that countries like Slovenia and the Czech Republic are blowing by Portugal in terms of GDP/capita. If Portugal didn't receive all the support it does from the EU it would be a complete disaster area. This is why Portuguese is the least pimp language there is.

Korean>Japanese>Russian>German>french/italian/english>spanish>chi>portuguese

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Originally Posted by kiblast

probably no other card says ''here it comes armageddon'' better than a Phyrexianisches Schlachtschiff.

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Personally, I consider 'Götterdämmerung' the most awesome german name for a card ever printed. But the Dreadnoughts are nice as well.

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Originally Posted by mythical1

Besides the fact that Portuguese sounds like a gypsy-bastardization of Spanish theres nothing pimp about Portuguese culture. I went to Lisbon a couple years ago and it reminded me of Bucharest in the late 90's. After that visit its no surprise that countries like Slovenia and the Czech Republic are blowing by Portugal in terms of GDP/capita. If Portugal didn't receive all the support it does from the EU it would be a complete disaster area. This is why Portuguese is the least pimp language there is.

Korean>Japanese>Russian>German>french/italian/english>spanish>chi>portuguese

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If we and our economy are in disgrace is because of years and years of corruption by the scums of the Socialist/Popular Parties. This situation makes me sad.

Lisbon is a very old city, is natural that it looks old. Portugal as his borders since 1297 "Tratado de Alcanizes", we are the oldest country in Europe.

You call japanese pimp but I will let you know that Portuguese language is the ocidental language with more influence in their culture. Pan, butan and some other japanese words came from us. The Portuguese arrived in Japan in 1543. Japan was known since the time of Marco Polo, who called Cipango. But the Portuguese were actually the first Europeans to arrive in Japan. The Portuguese also introduced into Japan firearms, and new knowledge in medicine, astronomy, mathematics, and teaching the art of navigation by the Portuguese.


Here is a video with more about us: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zIsNO0Vtwb8

although i generally collect Japanese and English language foil, i have a soft spot for T-Chinese
in fact, my favorite ever foil is in this language:
http://i259.photobucket.com/albums/h...m/img001-7.jpg
however, S-Chinese can be truly ugly - witness the fitness:
http://i259.photobucket.com/albums/h...m/img002-6.jpg
as a comparison, here are some random foils from onslaught - i prefer the Chinese versions:
http://i259.photobucket.com/albums/h...m/img003-6.jpg
bonus! German language onslaught randoms:
http://i259.photobucket.com/albums/h...m/img004-6.jpg
take that!

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Originally Posted by jamesh

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You have it backwards. S-chi is nice and t-chi is ugly. Or you posted the pics in the wrong order, but considering you posted some s-chi foils you like I'm pretty sure you just have the languages mixed up.

really? i thought the blocky cards are simplified and the more fluid ones are traditional - wow learn something new everyday!

see my ghastly demises on top. S- vs T-Chinese.

With all the talk about Chinese cards I should post my deck later on, despite most people disliking the T-Chinese stuff.

Very nice RUGstill deck! I have Dreadstill as well, but I've shelved it too :P

I agree, Gotterdammerung is pretty hot, but so is Gespenstisches Gefängnis, Feld der Unterdrückung, and Gerechtigkeit des Schicksals. Ah, I love playing my German White Stax deck, and announcing every card in German. It's fabulous.

-Matt

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Originally Posted by Crazy Eddie

Personally, I consider 'Götterdämmerung' the most awesome german name for a card ever printed. But the Dreadnoughts are nice as well.

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Didn't know that translation. Cool name!

Korean is win IMHO. :D

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Originally Posted by Crazy Eddie

Personally, I consider 'Götterdämmerung' the most awesome german name for a card ever printed.

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Frostbringer would like a word with you...

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Originally Posted by warai

Abortion of a language? What kind of respect do you have for the Portuguese/Brazilian/etc people and for our language?

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Sorry, I was just kidding. Although Kaka and C Ronaldo are dicks.

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Originally Posted by Harduvel

Here's my RUG Dreadstill deck. I was having quite a bit of success with this prior to the printing of Mental Misstep, but I've since been forced to put it on the shelf. It's the first and only deck I've "pimped" 100% (all of the remaining English foils should obviously be German, but other than that it's exactly as I like it). Enjoy!

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Stillstand is my favorite. Well done.

A couple more cards for my BUG Landstill Deck. I dont have a scanner, so I apologize for the crappy quality. I just completed my playset of Foil Spell Snare, and I still need another foil Life from the Loam. The foil Innocent blood was picked up in a sweet deal the other day.

https://mail.google.com/mail/?ui=2&i...disp=inline&zw

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Originally Posted by TheAardvark

Frostbringer would like a word with you...

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Gedankenversklaver is a great name ... even when you are able to speak German ...

Yeah, Mindslaver is pretty cool in German, I have to agree. What's the longest German card name?

I've seen some Mercedes-Benz wiring diagrams in German. Now that's some rough stuff, but at least it's specific. :)

-Matt

The Sonnenbadende Wurzeleidechse has got a long name, the longest I know. The Frühlingsblättertrommel has probably got the longest one-worded (?) name ever.

Quietschkuchen-Raupenkerl is pretty awesome. Most German card names are really stupid. As for the longest German card name, I'm not sure, but Godo, señor de la guerra de los bandidos is the longest Spanish one I think.

quietschkuchen-raupenkerl is much funnier in russian:Червячник из Пищащей Ватрушки

tscherwyatschnik iz pischtaschteij watruschki looooooool