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Previously I made a thread Here
for my MTG cards.

I have since made some more, this time using the modern card format. The cards in general aren't design to play as a set themselves, however some could be added onto standard play, although a lot of them are more in the vein of Unglued and Unglued II sets.

So enjoy












If any one has other ideas, just post them, and I will see if I can make some more if I have time

And there is more

Hail Xenu!
Great cards man.

Its nice to see someone still using the MtG program.

The Iron Chariots and Vatican ones are especially good.

I loved the pseudoscience and persecuting Christians ones as well. I expect I'm going to spring some of those on some poor unsuspecting soul at HG when an appropriate debate comes up.

Edi

Why?
This just seems like an excessive waste of time to vent your anti-religous feelings in a way that is only moderately funny at best.
With a little more effort, you could have made really good cards on the same subjects, ones that were actually funny.

LaserRifleofDoom wrote:Why?
This just seems like an excessive waste of time to vent your anti-religous feelings in a way that is only moderately funny at best.
With a little more effort, you could have made really good cards on the same subjects, ones that were actually funny.

So your personal, subjective opinion on whether they are funny or not is now the be-all-end-all last word on the subject? Frankly, fuck off. I think they're funny and so do some of the others. If you're not happy with them, go do your own instead of bitching and moaning about it here.

Edi

mind you I know that globally buddism and islam has more followers then christianity, So I guess that the pie chart shown was from a survey of americans or some other european nation.

Some of those were pretty funny, but it should be spelled "Post hoc ergo proctor hoc".

LATIN POLICE!

The Yosemite Bear wrote:mind you I know that globally buddism and islam has more followers then christianity, So I guess that the pie chart shown was from a survey of americans or some other european nation.

It was originally posted by another poster some time ago. I liked it so much that I saved it onto my hard drive. Presumably it was an American survey since IIRC the thread was about American Christians.

CaptainChewbacca wrote:Some of those were pretty funny, but it should be spelled "Post hoc ergo proctor hoc".

LATIN POLICE!

Really. I sure it was spelt Post hoc ergo prompter hoc in one of my books on fallacies and a quick googling accepts that spelling.