Things I want to say- TDuelist

    Hello everyone, I'm here again to just say what I have on my mind. 
    After looking at some of these deck building guides and how to get 
    started tips, I realize why kids are using the same cards at the 
    beginning and breaking their necks to get cards.
    Here is a tip for anyone who is going to write a tip about building 
    your first deck or whatever you're doing that has to involve decks, 
    DON'T TELL THEM WHAT TO PUT IN THEIR DECK! Someone wrote a tip (I'm n
    ot being specific, I'm not trying to point fingers at anyone, it 
    just happens a lot) telling new people that they soudn't buy booster 
    packs, but single cards instead! Then they said they should get all 
    sorts of rares and then buy all the "staples" to put in it! Okay first 
    of all, it is a waste to spend $50 on a piece of cardboard when you 
    really don't need it. Go to a tournament, get some packs, and trade 
    whatever you don't want to someone else who does. also, there are NO 
    cards that are necessary in any deck. I don't have raigaki or mirror 
    force(I do have a pot of
greed) and I get by just fine without them.What makes a good duelist is 
some one who can use what they have and be able to win.
     Another thing, please try to make your tips readable. The way you 
     write is how you present yourself. so if you only write in chat speak, 
     that shows your messy, lazy, and not a good writer. The title is the 
     start, and when you have a bad title like how 2 build a betdow dek, 
     then no one is going to read it. A lot of times I've started to read 
     tips to find a lot of u's instead of you and alot of bad grammar and 
     spelling mistakes. I can understand leavin the t or e or h out of the 
     like once or twice, but the whole article is bad. People, no one reads 
     crappy looking stuff and no one takes you seriously either. I don't 
     want to here any rude replies or anything of the like from you people 
     okay!
    So that is all I have to say about some of these tips. You can email me 
    at TBurtbrooks@aol.com
  Thaddaeus