[completed]Tournament @ Jurong East (29th August)

Yu-Gi-Oh Tournament at Jurong East

Date : 29th August 2009 , Saturday
Time :Registration starts at 12. Actual tourney begins at 2.00 (Please do not be late!)
Venue:
Thousand Taste Trading
Blk 132 #01-283
Jurong East Street 13
Singapore, 600132

Registration Fees: $6
Door Gift : Free drinks

PRIZES:

1st-3rd will be able to choose one of the below prizes , 1 per person.

CSOC-JP039 Black Rose Dragon (Ghost Rare)
TDGS-JP042 Goyo Guardian (3D)
RGBT-JP013 Blackwing, Elphin the Raven (Super Rare)

Choosing will go according the order of 1st, 2nd and 3rd respectively.

NOTE : Prizes will be given to top 4-8 if there are more people

Format: Swiss (4 Rounds to determine Top 8, followed by Single Elimination)
Each Main Deck: 40 - 60
Extra Deck: Up to 15 cards
Each Side Deck: Up to 15 cards

Protectors do not have to be the same for Extra and Side Decks.

Additional Information
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1The Tournament is using September 2009 Banned List (Advanced Format).
2 Both TCG/OCG cards can be used in this tournament.
3 Both ASIA and UPPER TCG cards are allowed, but no TCG EXCULSIVES.
4 Only genuine Yu-Gi-Oh Cards are allowed in this tournament.
5 Players retain the right to confirm rulings with judges/organizer.
6 Organizer and Head Judge retain all rights to disqualify any players whose behavior is of misconduct and/or for rule violations.
7 No changing of decklist until tournament is declared over.
8 Thousand Taste Trading will not take responsibility for any item loss

For any feedback or suggestion , You can post here.

Wa every week got tournament there.

I will go tis time.. Smile

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Come support us the followin day at khatib too... Smile

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No problem! You come down support us, we will do the same.

Innovator : Is Bryan make de...i'm just a messenger , LOL

the last time how many plp turned up for the tourny?

mutton wrote:: the last time how many plp turned up for the tourny?

13 but ended up like got 14 ppl

Finally he release his black rose ghost....

Cool,cool, i m also gonna be coming down since my exams just ended : )

gd =)

It's tommorow, so good luck to all participating tmr. (:

so...what are e resultS?

Lol, grammar police.

It should be interpretted as two different points being made. The first being it being tommorow, and 2nd wishing good luck to all participating the next day. Hence, theoretically speaking, I am gramatically correct.

Who won???

so do u all google it all up or by natural talent? =)

sinstudent wrote:

lingbu wrote:

Axehead wrote:: Lol, grammar police.

It should be interpretted as two different points being made. The first being it being tommorow, and 2nd wishing good luck to all participating the next day. Hence, theoretically speaking, I am gramatically correct.

real english does not contain two "time period" in a sentence.

e.g 'Now im going to take a bath, i have to hang up my phone now'.
this is broken english.

if u put the now in the front, u cannot put it in a later part of the SAME sentence.

cya. NIGHTS

and also, Singaporean English is not good. Why? because we have totally untrained PE teachers who have no prior training, managing the English classes of some secondary schs.

Well, singaporean english is barely passable I guess. What we're all seeing is just the flip side of the coin. Most of us yugioh players somehow or rather end up to be pretty fluent in english. But then again, it's somehow or rather a prerequisite since we're all living in a world where english is used everywhere.

Ah whatever, back to to topic, who won again?

PS: Honestly speaking, no one really cares about whatever a noun or adjective is, or the theory behind why pronouns or adverbs or whatever is used or whatever tenses there are. People just write whatever they feel sounds right. And yeah, using multiple 'or's in my first sentence is gramatically incorrect, but whatever.

"it depends on how u use it.
yr example on " 'deadly the look on her eyes is' is different from "time", now and tommorrow can be put in the front sentence. BUt of course yr example is wrong. there is no "time" ( i forgot the term ) in yr example which u used 'deadly the look on her eyes is'. there is nth LINK here.

it's like saying im a girl, a girl am i. ( link??? meaning??? what the hell is this!!!)"

there is nothing concerning time. time is only used to ascertain past or present or continuous tense. Like i said, the word "now" or for that matter if i use the word "tomorrow" , it should be only used after the thing it solely describes.

Meaning,

"Im going to buy some food tomorrow" is correct, instead of "Tomorrow, im going to buy some food." I daresay it will sound correct to Singaporeans in general, but it is the formal sentence which is the correct one.

Im very sure of this and if u can disprove it instead of quoting ur own beliefs, by all means. It does not always mean "oh it sounds right means its right.' There is theory involved though i wont dwell in it lest this becomes and english class/ flaming session.

Enough about the english debate all right? We can all debate about english stuff and throw our olvl/ alvl english grades at each other and it still wont solve anything.

ok back to the subject, who won?

sinstudent wrote:: "it depends on how u use it.
yr example on " 'deadly the look on her eyes is' is different from "time", now and tommorrow can be put in the front sentence. BUt of course yr example is wrong. there is no "time" ( i forgot the term ) in yr example which u used 'deadly the look on her eyes is'. there is nth LINK here.

it's like saying im a girl, a girl am i. ( link??? meaning??? what the hell is this!!!)"

there is nothing concerning time. time is only used to ascertain past or present or continuous tense. Like i said, the word "now" or for that matter if i use the word "tomorrow" , it should be only used after the thing it solely describes.

Meaning,

"Im going to buy some food tomorrow" is correct, instead of "Tomorrow, im going to buy some food." I daresay it will sound correct to Singaporeans in general, but it is the formal sentence which is the correct one.

Im very sure of this and if u can disprove it instead of quoting ur own beliefs, by all means. It does not always mean "oh it sounds right means its right.' There is theory involved though i wont dwell in it lest this becomes and english class/ flaming session.

Enough about the english debate all right? We can all debate about english stuff and throw our olvl/ alvl english grades at each other and it still wont solve anything.

ok back to the subject, who won?

Lol, we're all including that last sentence just to save our asses. But yeah, let's not stray too far away from the topic, knowing english well in theory is just plain useless.