empoleonperson
Active Member
Wow long title haha
But anyway I know toxicroak promo and palkia but whatelse?
But anyway I know toxicroak promo and palkia but whatelse?
darthpika... you... love ....legos.
if i have learned only 1 thing from reading ANY post on the gym,
its that you love legos, and will defend it do your deathbed.
everytime im scrolling down, skimming over the random "ZOMG AUTOLOZZ", "T1 T2ZZ" "FLYGONZ IS BDFI", i will always stop once i see your avatar, so that i can quick read your rebuttle against a legos bash, or a "legos rules" post.... becuase i know for a fact that it is what i will be reading.
thank you for the lols
Guys What is Legos?
Palkia Lock, Basically Palkia G+ 4 Mesprit+ 4 Power Spray
And Where the 'legos' name came from?
Legos is named Legos because it was made in Denmark, and Legos is the Danish word for 'I play Pocket Monsters' or something like that.
The emphasis being on the subject of the verb, because when you power lock for X straight turns, there's very little playing your opponent does.
Legos is named Legos because Marcus Tullius Cicero invented the deck as a counter to Catiline's attempts to overthrow the Roman Republic -- it's notoriously hard to overthrow an empire when you can't even Cosmic Power to draw into a fourth legion.
The name comes from the Latin verb 'legare,' and is in the first person, present tense. It means 'I read,' presumably because if you can't read, you can't play Pocket Monsters, or prevent an insurrection. Technically, there is no 's' on the end of the name, people tack it on partly because of the popularity of the children's toy, and partly because if you refer to something as "Lego" it sounds lame, something noted in Horace's Ode 4.22.
To this effect, DP, whose acronym makes me giggle every time I read it, did not 'invent' the deck, he was merely the first person to unearth it one sundry Tuesday morning while translating the Catiline Orations in his Latin class.
Legos is named Legos because Marcus Tullius Cicero invented the deck as a counter to Catiline's attempts to overthrow the Roman Republic -- it's notoriously hard to overthrow an empire when you can't even Cosmic Power to draw into a fourth legion.
The name comes from the Latin verb 'legare,' and is in the first person, present tense. It means 'I read,' presumably because if you can't read, you can't play Pocket Monsters, or prevent an insurrection. Technically, there is no 's' on the end of the name, people tack it on partly because of the popularity of the children's toy, and partly because if you refer to something as "Lego" it sounds lame, something noted in Horace's Ode 4.22.
To this effect, DP, whose acronym makes me giggle every time I read it, did not 'invent' the deck, he was merely the first person to unearth it one sundry Tuesday morning while translating the Catiline Orations in his Latin class.
And Where the 'legos' name came from?