by Papi_Chulo_The_Nurse July 07, 2017
by Enchanted_Puppy1 January 12, 2018
bags not playing, say this in an argument to instantly win. or use it to make the other persons opinion immediately invalid
by cantxrrr April 06, 2020
by OfficialAnt March 11, 2023
When you reach that age where it’s too difficult to fit your hand inside a Pringle container, so you lube up, and grab a chip with the urethra of your third leg.
Nowadays, Adrian ONLY uses Pringle-play when getting the “far-too-deep” crumbs at the bottom of the canister. Be like Adrian!
by QBaby247PoppinOffOnDeyAss October 14, 2021
"The Play" is the moment in a game of Magic the Gathering that a Death and Taxes style deck takes control of the game to the point where there's a less than 25% chance of recovery.
This usually comes from breaking parity or a specific hate piece resolving, Death and Taxes decks win several turns before the game is over.
This usually comes from breaking parity or a specific hate piece resolving, Death and Taxes decks win several turns before the game is over.
"...and there is The Play, after 9 turns of back and forth removal Steve finally resolves a Leyline of the Void, all but ensuring his victory."
"While we didn't know it at the time, The Play this game was a turn 2 winter orb. Who could have guessed an artifact deck would have such a hard time against it?"
"While we didn't know it at the time, The Play this game was a turn 2 winter orb. Who could have guessed an artifact deck would have such a hard time against it?"
by Elde Dragon EDHlander March 12, 2021