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From: Fogwalker51@aol.com [mailto:Fogwalker51@aol.com]
Sent: Thursday, December 29, 2005 10:15 PM

Subject: The way of life, inside a sneak preview-Fogwalker51





Ralph Tangan's The way of life, inside a sneak preview



Author: Ralph Julian Tangan

Email: Fogwalker51@aol.com or rap_tangan@yahoo.com

Date: December 29th, 2005





Hello, humans....



My name is Ralph, hi, hello, konichiwa, crap... I've played YuGiOh and won 16 out of 25 games (Most of them were old friends of mine...) of my whole life on it... I'm a not so brilliant player myself, but for some reason, I'd love to play any card I recently got from trading, but all that took the advantage for every nerd playing the game, even not the nerds, but I respect them (almost all the friends I used to have are real nerds.)



So, let's talk about a sneak preview... Mostly, where the 1st edition cards are around, right? Gotcha, and a place where people play the new cards and all that right? Now, its crazy time- I think a sneak preview would be a rough & tumble world where the nerds reign supreme and play like Hitler killing retards. It looks like its half the difficulty of a real tournament... So here's the experience:



In LA, there was a sneak peak on Elemental Energy. I came in there and it was like a crowded nightclub, with the cards as booze. When I got the cards, and I was certain, I've got Yugi's famous King/Queen/Jack Knights (Really), good for my proto deck (My real deck is a zombie deck, and I wish I had it like Camilla's from GX)... but I traded all of it for the older cards, but there came a saying in my head before I even traded them, "The best things in life are always taken away by foolishness." I felt foolish that way when I traded at least Queen and Jack's Knight (I kept King's Knight...). While I was there, a dude had a good card, but for every card I had in my collection, it didn't matter to him, as if he needed the perfect card... So much for that... So, when the cards are real geishas with a price, you gotta buy em or trade em, so to say I've done that because I'm crazy and I loved those cards. In the end of the day, I traded my newly best card to get the prized card I had today- Cybernetic Magician, which, I can have it in my collection and never play it (Sorry- lied- I always play it right now, even lead me to 13 wins with this guy...)



Right now, I'm working at all my school projects and looking forward to Shadow of Infinity, where I'll be as better than Walker: Texas Ranger. So, here's my tips when it comes to sneak peaks... Take em, don't take em, its your choice... I'm just trying to speak out



1. If a guy/girl says No to almost any card you tried to trade from the collection, ask that trader to go to Hollywood, and act like David Spade... You know where I'm going about that comedian...

2. Your decision to be gernerous or not. If you're facing a hobo kid (No offense) with no cards, grant yourself a wish, and do what your heart tells you

3. Understand your surroundings, at least in the game, because I've faced good players, and I have to be prepared all the time... If they had a Mine Golem face down, if I attack it, I get whooped a thousand points off... And the same with the people. If they want to trade while you're playing, don't act drunk while you're at it, you'll regret it...

4. Lose, at anytime you want... we all make mistakes... I wanted to kick that jerk's butt when I felt like lost to him in a card game, but there came 3 cardinal rules- control the anger, solve the problem why, and conquer it... That's pretty much got out from the C&C series...



So, Shadow of Infinity will be my next place, somewhere in the Angel's creek, right after I'm done with my Historical Figure, and my creations for English, High School style... Just you wait, you three Legendary Emperors, no matter what, I'm gonna take you home tonight! Sorry about that...



I might return to write, let's say, why anime cards are not the cards we can just see in the real game, or something else, just be patient...



Ralph Tangan