Theo Manley

@ChasingSnyder @AllbrightNFL Only person that looks worse after this is you chase. I didn’t know who you were before any of this. Now I know all I need. Get a better therapist yours isn’t working it seems.

You say you don’t care but you keep responding. You going down this rabbit hole is only making it worse for you in the eyes of other people. Here’s some therapy advice I was also given… just be you and learn from errors. Ignore the noise. Airing it out publicly and still talking about it publicly on your end giving me speeches to me and to others isn’t helping you. They will only pounce on you more.

I was gonna let it all go after a brief interaction but this is the richest comment I’ve ever seen. I’m being told *I* am the bad person for resharing public conversations you had with the woman you cheated on. Thanks for letting me know I’m the bad guy.

@BlakeVoiles @PapaStew80 @LJMolina__ @DynastyZoltanFF So which one of you is lying was it 44% slot or 20%

@PapaStew80 @LJMolina__ @DynastyZoltanFF For his career, 80-85% of his career snaps were out wide. Your target rate over an 8 week sample size doesn't change that nor is it representative enough to speak to a full season, let alone a career. Nor does it mean he was a slot player.

If an X receiver is “better as a big slot”, just save the time and say they’re bad

@Daisy__Aster Yeah so we could assume that the deck with these two cards would have more synergies than just themselves two of them right. With solemnity on turn 3 and the 2 of these on turn 4 how much did they cost then… what if I played a two drop that triggers of enchantments??

@PreferredTrade I mean, yes goblin electromancer only becomes mana positive once you've cast 3 cost reduced spells, that is actually how math works and how you should be approaching your deckbuilding

Solemnity's time to shine!

@yourhomiewraith @Daisy__Aster @SaffronOlive Yup doesn’t change the fact that this would cost one. That’s like saying playing a cost reducer like goblin electromancer doesn’t reduce your instant by 1 because it cost 2 to cast.

@PreferredTrade @Daisy__Aster @SaffronOlive Costs 3 to cast solemnity, but yeah

@Daisy__Aster @LittleLateOG What ?

@LittleLateOG Like enlighten me on what other wondrous synergies this vanilla creature that doesn't even benefit from vanilla synergies has

@Daisy__Aster @SaffronOlive 1 mana*

@SaffronOlive A 4 mana 6/6 that, with the power of solemnity, becomes a 4 mana 6/6 that tells you to discard a card

@Zackaryp37 @LanceJo90200999 Yes when you act like a little pussy you don’t get to project your shit on others like it just magically makes it true. You are having a meltdown and crying because another man didn’t give you the attention you sought !!!

@LanceJo90200999 Is that the rule?

This guy is a mega pussy. Don’t try and have a conversation with him, he will just blow up, threaten you, and cry about everything. Super cowardly.

@Zackaryp37 You seem the soft one crying about what another man does with his life.

This is the softness that’s given way in our great country. Take that silver spoon out your mouth, and act like an adult.

@DRKLCNS @MrJoshV8 @SaffronOlive “When you cast your third spell” she has to be unprepared or it won’t trigger

@PreferredTrade @MrJoshV8 @SaffronOlive why not? if she is prepared, and you cast two other spells that turn, you can cast her prepared Lightning Bolt and as you cast it, she becomes unprepared. then, since you cast the third spell her trigger prepares her again

We get our red Emeritus and Lightning Bolt back in Standard (sort of...)

@lunarpunkS2 @been_supe @MrJoshV8 @SaffronOlive The card texts says it right in the first line

@PreferredTrade @been_supe @MrJoshV8 @SaffronOlive as i was saying, they might not be triggers there’s no “when/whenever/at” in the reminder text

@lunarpunkS2 @been_supe @MrJoshV8 @SaffronOlive The card literally tells you they are cast triggers. “Whenever you cast your third spell” is a cast trigger. “When you do” with the “do” referencing casting the prepared spell. Those are both cast triggers.

@RichardRE99 @DaveLercher @MrJoshV8 @SaffronOlive The card tells you they are cast triggers. Whenever you cast , and when you do. The “do” is referncing the casting of the bolt

@PreferredTrade @DaveLercher @MrJoshV8 @SaffronOlive You enter turn prepared. Cast two previous spells. Cast bolt. Becomes unprepared as a result (nothing in the mechanics article indicates this is a trigger or that it waits until the spell reaolves), the third spell trigger goes on the stack. Trigger resolves. Prepared again.

@RichardRE99 @DaveLercher @MrJoshV8 @SaffronOlive They are both cast triggers! When you cast the lightning bolt and it becomes unprepared the third spell is already cast. Nothing that didn’t already trigger from things being cast can now trigger.

@lunarpunkS2 @been_supe @MrJoshV8 @SaffronOlive There is no becoming prepared and unprepared on the same casting of a spell. There is no time in your scenario for it to do both.

@PreferredTrade @been_supe @MrJoshV8 @SaffronOlive if cast a prepared spell triggers the prepared creature to be unprepared (not confirmed it is a cast trigger, might be a state-based effect similar to dark depths) you control both triggers for the same event, so you could stack them so emeritus unprepares before preparing again

@lunarpunkS2 @been_supe @MrJoshV8 @SaffronOlive If then.

@lunarpunkS2 @been_supe @MrJoshV8 @SaffronOlive If you cast lightning bolt when it is prepared it isn’t unprepared at that time so it misses that cast trigger. It doesn’t unprepare until you cast lightning bolt. It cannot both be prepared and unprepared for the same casting of a spell

@PreferredTrade @been_supe @MrJoshV8 @SaffronOlive could you please elaborate?

@lunarpunkS2 @been_supe @MrJoshV8 @SaffronOlive Both trigger on cast

@PreferredTrade @been_supe @MrJoshV8 @SaffronOlive why not?

@RichardRE99 @DaveLercher @MrJoshV8 @SaffronOlive Nope both are cast triggers

@DaveLercher @MrJoshV8 @SaffronOlive Could presumably also cast it as your third (presuming you enter the turn prepared) and it'll re-prepare itself. So as long as you start your turn prepared, and bolt is one of 1st, 2nd, OR 3rd spell, it'll re-prepare.

@lunarpunkS2 @been_supe @MrJoshV8 @SaffronOlive Nope

@been_supe @MrJoshV8 @SaffronOlive nope! you can sequence it so that when it’s prepared you can do spell 1 -> spell 2 -> lightning bolt -> emeritus is prepared again