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No, I don't think anybody was saying that either, but sometimes it's fun to state the obvious :)

I have never played a game with or against Turbofog that I would describe as "fun".

I may speak zero words out loud on Christmas. It'll be glorious.

I don't even think he's that great in my slower, proliferaty Eldrazi Domain cube, so, I'm not optimistic on his chances in a regular cube.

At first I thought you were shy on red attacking one-drops, but I see you're running double Cackler, double Kird Ape. Judge's Familiar still seems all kinds of awful, but maybe I'm missing something. Lol at slotting Green Sun's Zenith into random spots on the curve. No Wrath of God? I...

Okay, critique incoming...

Oops, I read this in the middle of the night, make another post so I'll look at it in the morning.

Yeah but here you're making four 15-card decks. If you only use 4 packs you'll have no room to maneuver.

Mmmm... yes, I recognize some of these characters.... not really in these orders though. But "l" and "e", I'm sure I've seen them somewhere.

This is the first year in memory that I have done no Christmas shopping. Tomorrow I'm getting drunk on imported Kool-Aid and domestic Vodka and watching Home Alone. How are the holidays going for you suckers? Expecting anything baller under the tree?

This is an actual question. Say I sacrifice Kitchen Finks to grab Disciple of Bolas. Is the Finks on the battlefield again by the time Disciple ETBs?

Pretend you sacc'd something else that deactivated Devotion.

I guess every color has the means to take PWs off the board now. Was that also true before Hero's Downfall?

I also think that the "design work" is biased when you don't have both cards. I know when getting a different card involved more effort, I was far more likely to justify the card I already had. Versus, say, if you just have to get out a binder and make a swap, then you're going to be open to...

Yeah, it's a little taboo since I'm kind of in the business of promoting card sales, but I am a pretty solid advocate of the Xerox style "try before you buy" method of testing (at least, for cards > $5). I also have a number of fairly lifelike cards that are by no means tournament legal. Truth...

This is probably the biggest and least discussed fallacy in all of cube design. I really didn't start designing well until I made cost cease to be a contributing factor.

Hah, I love the disclaimer. Run whatever you want*. :) *but if you want to open up a discussion I'm sure some people have strong opinions on the topic. Maybe title it "making non-blue unable to do things?" :p

These are good answers, but, also very MaRo answers. :)

I would probably just put back in this guy: Wretched Anurid

Apologies, conditional reanimation.