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Date Posted: 17:12:17 07/08/01 Sun
Author: Yawgmoth
Subject: Gnomes that don't live up to their doomishness

There are some gnomes that have been called doomish gnomes but don't really deliver their doom. Let's say for example MR. GNOME just falls over, is he really dooming anything but the floor? Now secondly how can you expect gnomes to doom anything when they just sit in gardens. Yawgmoth proposes that you instead use newts to sit in the gardens and the gnomes can go out and bite elephants. Like they should. Now I need to respond to Corinne: We aren't freaks just because we talk about gnomes. Gnomes can be great things if you know how to use them plus only people who can't take over the world don't like gnomes. HAHA! Mortals bow at my command and Urza was nothing but two shiny rocks. Good day gnome lovers! You're time for greatness will come.
YAWGMOTH (Lord of everything!)

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