I was going over my duel monsters deck looking for new/hidden combos I could execute in a tournament. With my luck in a tournament I always get the expert duelist and never the little kids with decks the size of JLo's rear end. Anyways as I was going over my deck my little dog hopped up on my bed and looked at me in the eyes. He really wanted attention. He loves attention and no matter how much attention he receives it's never enough. So after I gave him a doggy treat and a cuddle I took him off the bed and finished my combos and strageties. Then the phone rang, I answered. When I turned back around I saw that Lucky.. my little dog... got a hold of one of my cards. Ofcourse I paniced... and thank god he's cute cause he'd be in the pound right now. When I got the card away from him I saw that the dog was trying to chew (he didn't damage it yet) was my Waboku.
Now this made me think about something... or rather someone; they were in a similar situation with their dog. A certain someone's dog got a hold of their Waboku also.
Considence? I think not! From the looks of that card, it is screaming something, not put me in your deck, but I AM TASTY! Yes, I then tried to see if my dog would like to snack on any of my other cards. He did not want to even look at my SS or BEWD, but he wanted my Waboku.
What's up with Waboku? I don't know, there are plenty of cards that would work in a deck that is far better than Waboku like Rush Recklessly for example. I then realized that like Skull Servant and Gravekeepers Servant that Waboku, even though it can be useful is just not deck material, but it makes a great doggy treat! So I decided to call Upper Deck and ask them, what they printed Waboku with; was it the same dye or was it something different like jams and jellies?
Yes, I did not make the call. I don't want everyone to know that I have lost my marbles while I was cramming for finals a year ago..... just look at how silly this rant is so far?
My last word is this: