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buttons to the left. Also updated the Member
Bios to include Matt and Ben, also to the left..
Championship Series: Baltimore on July 22nd, give us a shout.
If I have my stuff with me, I'll give you some nYo cards.
Hopefully I'll get to take my level two test. This morning
there's a regional in Lebanon, PA, hosted by The Kid in me. I'll
be judging the event, so stop by and say hello if you're
playing. As always, nYo for life!
Zatch: Vulcan 3000, you're my best friend!
Now, this place may sound like some old, decrepit place to buy vintage jackets and sell old
furniture, but in truth, it was once a duelist's paradise. It was a local tournament location, nothing
sanctioned or special, just a good place to play. It started with 10 people wanting to play, and
then those 10 friends told their friends, and so on and so forth, until as many as 100 people
would gather to this place to play a simple game, where the matches had nothing riding on them,
the prize was a good time. The man that owned the venue, Tom Kline, was a fun guy, a smart
businessman, and all around a good fellow. He kept this place running for 3 and a half years, but
then some kids decided that they would rather ride their bikes than play a game inside. The
stopped showing up. The next week, even more children decided that playing games like
Yu-Gi-Oh! was too 'kiddy' and they decided to blow a hooker up with a rocket launcher on their
playstation instead. They were never seen again. It went like this for days, unto weeks, unto
months, until a small group remained, they still wanted to play, they still wanted the tournament.
These were the gamers of the future, and they still want to play.
That place will be gone soon. And when it is, I don't want those players to stop playing because
there's no place to play. That is why the Kid In Me will be open for a YGO tournament every
Sunday at 3:00. It will be just like that fanciful place we knew and loved. It will be $5 a pop, just
like there, and prizes will be based on player volume. Come down and play. As always, nYo for
life!
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nestled in a very very nice venue at
232 W. Main St. Palmyra, Pennsylvania, 17078.
It's true, all of us have been out of the game for quite a bit. I've been
working an awful lot, and working at a game shop kid of takes your interest
away from games at first. I've been getting back into the loop of things
slowly, and we're going to Shonen Jump : Philadelphia on the 22nd. I'll try
to get more goats made, it's been a while. In short, this is an apology to
those who liked what we did and missed it. I'm in a pretty nice position at
the shop that I work at now, and that leaves decent time for gaming again.
Rejoice! If you're interested in seeing where I've been spending all of my
time at, please visit The Kid in Me's website. We're going to be moving to a
new convenient location all our own in beautiful Palmyra, Pennsylvania. If
you feel like having a good time, drop by and visit me. I'll give you nYo
cards. As Always, nYo for life!
Everyone: Tim, update the nYo site!!!!!
when the magical Irishman will have a full update of the past
six months, See you tomorrow, for reals, and nYo for life!
Matt: Who's tit is that?!?!?
I've been working on the site and fixing the kinks in the sitebuilder program.
The good news in the world of the New Yu-Gi-Oh! Order is: We now have a
team camera! We can now take pictures and video clips of all of our tour
stops! And speaking of tour stops, we recently took another trip down to Blue
Bell, PA and went to one of our favorite store to travel to, Infinite Quests! We
have pleanty of pictures from that regional, too bad none of us made it in
though. Shane and Larry just barely missed the top 8 by one match. Better
luck next time I guess.
promo cards! Check out the brand new scapegoat
tokens that will be handed out in sets split up held by
different members. If you find us all you'll get the
whole set of four cards. Marvel at the Mountain Goat,
Hungry Goat, Goat comedian and Kid!
know that the 2-of-a-kind Cyber Stein card has been sold! It went
for the highest amount a single trading card has ever gone for
online in history! $23,000! Congratulations to the dumbass who
spent $23,000 on a piece of cardboard! You really made yourself
a celebrity in YGO. That's all the player bashing I'll do today. See
you next week, and nYo for life
Tony: Yeah, I was going to bid on the Cyber Stein when it was
at...like...$20,000, but then I saw $15.00 S+H and i was like
"WTF?!? Do they think I'm made of money?"
ahead and e-mail us for requests and ideas for road trips, if we're going near your area (and the areas of all
the road trips will be announced on the site) tell us, we'll try and meet you.