Foil-ed Me Again! The word Schwindled or Hoodwinked etc... came to thought the other day and this was the thought. EL. A Vern, Black Male ing. Sins,since, and sh-cinche. La-Vern Marc-king was Hans Bruno Arndt von Boilen und Halbach, and he probably would ha-ve ha-d a ger-udge agaist them and the U.N. Schnor~schwindle made sense to me and with that he would have an an·i·mo-si·ty and cause an abombination by schwindling more money since he only got a little bit as an inheritance or appen(d)age after giving the entire company away. so (oo) if that were the case, then schwindle would be his way of getting bachk at them. Robbing the bank??! So(oo) swiss banks held the most and he had-de access to it. He probably has been schwindling, scimming and Black mailing other wealthy people out of the-ir inheritances, numbers and moneys by usurping for profit. Usury. And with all of the above combined, he could probably be doing it to this day. A combination, Abombination = A Monstrocity, Monster-oc-ity, Mon-stir-ocity. Loving-ly. KCM Monstrosity Monstrosity is a keyword action introduced in Theros, where it is connected to the monster theme of the (jet)set. Description Monstrosity is defined as giving the creature the ability to become monstrous. Monstrosity is an activated ability you can activate any time you can pay for it. When it resolves, it checks whether the creature is already monstrous. If its not, the ability puts a number of +1/+1 counters on the creature and causes the creature to become monstrous. [1] [2] Monstrosity skipped Born of the Gods, but reappeared in Journey into Nyx. Monstrous Monstrous is more like a characteristic of a card. Many creatures with a monstrosity ability have a triggered ability that triggers when the creature becomes monstrous. There are also some cards with monstrosity that gain abilities as long as they are monstrous. an·i·mos·i·ty/ˌanəˈmäsədē/ noun: animosity; plural noun: animosities strong hostility. he no longer felt any animosity toward her synonyms: antipathy, hostility, friction, antagonism, acrimony, enmity, animus, bitterness, rancor, resentment, dislike, ill feeling/will, bad blood, hatred, hate, loathing; malice, spite, spitefulness.
Posted on: Mon, 10 Nov 2014 19:10:22 +0000
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