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nockergeekLet me explain that phrase, first.
As you may have guessed from reading my journal, I play the Dragonball Z card game. In said card game, the expansions are based loosely around the individual story arcs that make up the total plot. One of those expansions, Android Saga, came out in 2001, when my circle of DBZ-playing friends and I were taking a hiatus of sorts from the game. Fast-forward to late 2002, and we're getting back into the game, when Cell Games and World Games are the most recent sets, and Androids is nigh-impossible to find. Dan and I have several cards we're looking for and can't seem to find anywhere, and strangely enough, they're all uncommon cards from Android Saga. This has led us to using the phrase, "an uncommon from Androids" to indicate something that's highly desired and almost impossible to locate.
Now that that's out of the way, time to explain how that's relevant.
Tonight, Z and I went on a quest to find one of two games - Guilty Gear X2, a new fighting game for the PS2, or Super Smash Bros. Melee, a fighting/platform game for the Gamecube. We're looking for a game we can play together and with friends, and we have some extra cash, so we're on a quest to price out these games and get one or the other.
Best Buy? No dice. They show no evidence of either game even existing.
Toys R Us? Again, nothing. Not even an empty spot on the shelves where the games should be.
It was getting close to 8:30, so the mall wouldn't be open much longer, so we decided to cut our quest short. However, there was one consolation; at Toys R Us, there was a display of DBZ card packs...
...and hiding in the display were not one, but three packs of Android Saga, each containing at least 3 uncommons.
.<Dante>Strange and ironic that it should end this way...</Dante>
As you may have guessed from reading my journal, I play the Dragonball Z card game. In said card game, the expansions are based loosely around the individual story arcs that make up the total plot. One of those expansions, Android Saga, came out in 2001, when my circle of DBZ-playing friends and I were taking a hiatus of sorts from the game. Fast-forward to late 2002, and we're getting back into the game, when Cell Games and World Games are the most recent sets, and Androids is nigh-impossible to find. Dan and I have several cards we're looking for and can't seem to find anywhere, and strangely enough, they're all uncommon cards from Android Saga. This has led us to using the phrase, "an uncommon from Androids" to indicate something that's highly desired and almost impossible to locate.
Now that that's out of the way, time to explain how that's relevant.
Tonight, Z and I went on a quest to find one of two games - Guilty Gear X2, a new fighting game for the PS2, or Super Smash Bros. Melee, a fighting/platform game for the Gamecube. We're looking for a game we can play together and with friends, and we have some extra cash, so we're on a quest to price out these games and get one or the other.
Best Buy? No dice. They show no evidence of either game even existing.
Toys R Us? Again, nothing. Not even an empty spot on the shelves where the games should be.
It was getting close to 8:30, so the mall wouldn't be open much longer, so we decided to cut our quest short. However, there was one consolation; at Toys R Us, there was a display of DBZ card packs...
...and hiding in the display were not one, but three packs of Android Saga, each containing at least 3 uncommons.
.<Dante>Strange and ironic that it should end this way...</Dante>
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Androids Packs
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