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#3 — Tapped Out!! A New Show from The Rat Bastard.

Posted on 25 October 2007 by Christopher E. Otwell

#3 — Tapped Out!!  A New Show from The Rat Bastard.

 
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  1. Klaus Herrmanns Says:
    October 30th, 2007 at 9:02 am

    Hi,
    just a quick feedback on your third show.
    That MUST have been the coolest MtG Interview ever recorded…
    When I first heard your interview partner respond with a child’s voice I thought this would be another of those curiosity interviews from MtG events where someone wants to let the world know about this cute kid / girl / whatever he ran into playing some tournament. But when it became clear that you were talking to your own son I thought “wow, that is really one of the best things that can happen to you as a parent”.
    I have three kids as well (still too young to play Magic with the complete rules, though) so I can guess what it must feel like to see one of your own children pick up the rules, play and even have some success competing against the big guys at FNM or the like.
    I do hope you enjoy playing with your son for a long time, and I’m looking forward to your next show (with or without expert commentary from the junior).
    Say hi to Connor (I hope I got the name right) and tell him to have fun - with his GW slivers your kid is already half way to being a Vintage champion if you look at the Hulk Flash decks that were played at the Invitational so I’m sure he’s got a great career ahead of him.
    Best regards from Germany, Klaus

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