Cats are a lot more scrappy and resourceful than we humans ever thought -- and the evidence is right here ... a whiskered warrior that wouldn't let a coyote get the best of it!

Check out this insane video of a house cat being chased around a beach house deck in Surfside Beach, TX -- where it's about to be torn to pieces by a wild canine that made its way onto the property ... which belongs to a guy named Tony Gray.

In his original post, he writes ... "Someone almost lost a cat." Keyword there is almost -- because this kitty put up one hell of a fight to survive. And, in the end, it won.

Watch how the feline outsmarts its opponent. It uses a foldable chair to its advantage and successfully evades the critter. After a lot of back and forth -- and some close calls -- the tabby goes all Sly Stallone on a nearby wooden beam ... hanging on for dear life.

It seems the cat might've ended up with a few bite marks here and there ... but it lived to fight another day, as the coyote trots away. Garfield here wasn't taking any chances though.

There's one life gone ... 8 more to go.

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Collecting skateboards is a pain in the ass. Boards are heavy, you need a lot of space to store them, and they will happily catch fire if your house ever burns to the ground. But that hasnt stopped a small group of hardcore collectors who have spent thousands of dollars and countless hours finding and preserving iconic boards from the past. Were not talking about your average skater who has a couple of old scratched-up decks lying around in the garage, were talking about the big fish the guys who could put a downpayment on a house if they were to liquidate their collections.

As we have very little experience ourselves collecting decks at that level, we hit up three collectors to learn the basics and how they found themselves deep down the rabbit hole. If you ever wanted to reclaim a piece of your childhood and cop that elusive Muska deck or Think board you saw in a CCS catalog, hopefully, this guide will be a solid place to start.

Happy Hunting!

How long have you been collecting, and how much have you spent on decks so far?Ive been collecting seriously now for the last six years, but my love for certain graphics started when I first started skating. I dont really like to talk about money but hey, this is Jenkem, right? So lets just say I have over 600 boards. Most of them are worth over $400, some a $1000, and I didnt pay anything close to that for any of them. Also being single with no kids at 42 allows me to indulge more than your average collector.

If someone were to get into collecting decks, where would one start?Some people hate eBay but Ive had nothing but amazing luck on there! The thing is, you have to check every day, even twice a day. I also love Facebook collectors groups because you are dealing with fellow collectors who are not looking to get rich off each other.

How do you figure out deck pricing?Getting to know the right prices is just like anything else, it takes a little time and observation. It usually breaks down to rareness, age, artist, rider, and company. Any combination of those variables will produce desire and value but it also changes from collector to collector. For example, I collect boards that give me a feeling of nostalgia for the time I started skating in the early 2000s. Because a lot of my guys feel the same way it makes these boards highly collectible and therefore valuable, at the moment.

Are there one or two whale collectors that everyone knows about?Oh for me its Tim Anderson, aka Bobshirt. Him and his amazing wife started the charity Deckaid. His collection is so huge and amazing that they put on traveling gallery shows with his boards covering the walls. It was at one of his shows that I knew I wanted to start collecting. So to me, it gets no bigger than Tim hes my Yoda.

How many buyers and sellers do you think are actually out there?Oh wow, thats a tricky one because just when I think I know everyone someone pops up with an amazing collection Ive never seen. That being said Id say the scene is less than a quarter of the number of people who skate, but almost every skater has a favorite pro and they might have one of their boards on their wall that they can bring to market at any time. So its tricky, dude.

What do you focus on collecting most?I focus mainly on my favorite artist and brands from the early 90s to around the 10s. I love Chocolate, Girl, and Anti Hero because the art direction and artists they used during that period were just amazing. They just drip with those nostalgic vibes to me. Artists like Evan Hecox, Tony Larson, Andy Jenkins, and Todd Francis combined with style masters like Gino Iannucci, Paulo Diaz, Stevie Williams, and Keenan Milton just spark memories, and inspiration that says so much without saying a single word.

What are the most expensive or sought-after decks? Whats the holy grail?Lately, its the boards and series that are done by artists like Evan Hecox and Don Pendleton that have been bringing in the highest prices. A seven-board series was selling in the high four-digit. Ive talked to people paying these prices and they say its all about that nostalgic feeling for them too.

Do you ever worry about rare decks being re-issued and their value going down?[laughs] Yes at times I have, but with most collectibles, having the first edition of anything is always going to bring the most value. This is why collecting for the love is better than for money, but I wouldnt want them to just reissue everything because the hunt for these rare Holy Grail boards is my favorite part of collecting.

Whats something for a first-time collector or buyer to look out for? Any tips?I always tell new collectors to make sure its not gripped thats like a sticker on a Ferrari. Get plastic storage bags. I actually have a saying, Wood 2 wood: no good! Wood 2 Plastic: FANTASTIC! The only time you will get scuff marks is when the boards have direct wood-to-wood contact.

I find that starting with a goal or focus will keep you from buying just to buy and then regretting it later. If a price seems off but youre not sure just ask an experienced collector for their opinion. Im always down to help fellow collectors find their footing.

How do you store decks?I keep my boards in a dry place in plastic bags. Some are in boxes but most are stacked. I dont worry about the boards warping a little because Im never gonna skate them, so none of that matters. If you store or display them in direct sunlight they will fade, so be mindful of that.

Other than that, buy what makes you happy and have fun.

How long have you been collecting, and how much have you spent on decks so far?I have approximately 400 complete skateboards in my collection. I couldnt exactly tell you how much Ive invested in my collection, but my ex-wife certainly could guess [laugh].

Ive been collecting boards since about 2004, so over 18 years so far. You guys interviewed me in 2015 when I used to live in NYC. I am lucky to still have my first professional skateboard which is a 1988 Powell Peralta Lance Mountain. Ive saved some other decks Ive skated growing up, but not many, I wish I saved them all.

If someone were to get into collecting decks, where would one start?eBay is still the best place to get started on collecting vintage boards. You can still find deals on things if you stay glued to your screen, and always know what is ending and what is newly listed.

Facebook and Instagram are also good for finding decks. Putting feelers out and asking questions about boards you like can lead you to other collectors and lead you to boards you might not know about. Finding other collectors and keeping up conversations helps, because you kind of look out for each other when boards of interest pop up.

How do you figure out deck pricing?Looking at completed listings on eBay is a good indicator of current market prices. A lot of sellers really gouge their prices with really high Buy It Nows, but they rarely get bought at that price.

Are there one or two whale collectors that everyone knows about?I know collectors that own jaw-dropping, totally bonkers rare decks. For some people, they started collecting in the 90s, and have held onto their hoard since. They wouldnt want me blowing them up so I wont. I can tell you about fellow Canadian, James Lamb, who has a very thorough 80s collection. He proudly displays his skateboards in shadow boxed picture frames organized wall to wall inside his two-story classic car mechanics shop. He built a bowl inside as well. Hes got some rare boards for sure.

Also Chris Rice, aka @destroyedwood. Hes a pal and the best dude with a fantastic collection of very rad professional personal riders of the 80s and 90s that would melt your face off. Personal riders [boards that were skated by a pro] are the sickest decks to own, in my opinion.

How big is the market, how many buyers and sellers do you think are actually out there?The market is exponentially huge. I have no idea how many buyers and sellers there are. How many life-long committed skateboarders do you think there are in the world? Most skateboarders have a collection of some type naturally, but they wouldnt call themselves collectors. Collecting relates to the nostalgia and to the physical history of that love of skateboarding.

What do you focus on collecting most?I have boards from all eras of skating, but I tend to focus on the 80s. The discovery and development of so many varieties of deck shapes were so experimental and magical and important. Also, the board graphics were pretty fresh too.

What are the most expensive or sought-after decks? Whats the holy grail?Generally, there are three ways to distinguish the most expensive and wanted decks the condition of it, what pro is it, and how rare is it. The best condition boards get the most money. The sickest pros get the most money. And if its low production numbers its worth more money.

Do you ever worry about rare decks being re-issued and their value going down?Nothing beats the original artifact. Im not too concerned about reissues. They have been making reissues of boards for over 20 years now. Some people only collect reissues- let them do their thing. I think it brings up the value of the original. Fakes and reissues that are sold as originals are lame as hell- newbie collectors have to be wary of this.

Whats something for a first-time collector or buyer to look out for? Any tips?Its always best to do research to see if a board you are interested in was ever reissued. For example, a skated reissue that might be five years old and left out in the shed might look like a 35-year-old vintage board when its not. The seller might not be telling the truth or might be misinformed themselves.

How do you store decks?You do need to be aware of how you store your decks. I store my extra decks in plastic sleeves, then in cardboard boxes that hold about six decks each. Then I stack those boxes neatly on industrial shelving in a heat-regulated room. Cold or heat changes can warp your decks. Hanging decks on the exterior wall of a house, hanging decks on uneven walls, and hanging decks in direct sunlight, can all cause warping.

How long have you been collecting, and how much have you spent on decks so far?I have around 500 decks. The majority of my collection was collected from 1996 to 2003. I have no idea how much Ive spent, but Im really fortunate that the majority were picked up for $15-$200 bucks. @TheSkateBoardMuseum is my Instagram, and I also make decks the old-fashioned way with Sean Cliver over at StrangeLove Skateboards.

If someone were to get into collecting decks, where would one start?Facebook collector groups are where a majority of the networking goes down. Instagram too, of course. When I started I went right to the source skate shop owners, ex-pro and AMs, company dudes, skate mag employees, and artists.

How do you figure out deck pricing?You really dont. Especially these days. You can follow online auctions and discussions in collectors groups, but a deck is worth what someone is willing to pay. Most collectors still skate or consider themselves lifers. Just start talking and networking. Collecting skate decks comes from a place of love. Its a part of the passion of loving skateboarding. Dont be scared. There are a few antique dealers out there though. Beware of the money lovers.

Are there one or two whale collectors that everyone knows about?Of course. Brian Flynn is known for his early 80s decks and impressive Powell Pig collection. James Lamb is the dude with all the Vision stuff. Ed Moncanda has amassed one of the nicest 90s collections Ive ever seen. Tim Anderson has a great collection of art and decks support DeckAid when it comes through your town.

How big is the market, how many buyers and sellers do you think are actually out there?A whole bunch, but how many are bat shit fanatics? Theres a small group of 75 or so that communicate with each other often. There are new collectors every day. Especially as the 30-year-olds get more financially comfortable and want their first deck or that deck that Santa never got them. Start gobbling up those Wet Willy, Birdhouse, and Shortys decks now folks.

What do you focus on collecting most?It changes every year. My friends pro models are what I get really excited about these days. Thats really how I got started collecting. Most often its the stuff from 89-96. I get really stoked on the 90s DLX stuff. Original art created for decks and tees has been my focus. That stuff was easier to find than decks for the last 20 years. People are finally getting hip to collecting that as well.

What are the most expensive or sought-after decks? Whats the holy grail?Theres a Stereo team board thats #1 on the list. A purple Gonz and Roses would be an incredible find. Everything is expensive lately. I cant even afford to buy anything anymore.

Do you ever worry about rare decks being re-issued and their value going down?Not at all. There are a lot of reproductions floating around. They are fairly easy to spot. Its great that you can ride your first deck again. Skate those things because they are tomorrows Beanie Babies.

Whats something for a first-time collector or buyer to look out for? Any tips?Collect what you love. The world is about to end and we will all be fighting for water and gas. If youre collecting for the money youre about to be seriously bummed. Hoard bearings. They will be currency once the apocalypse comes.

How do you store decks?Climate control storage is a must. Mine are carefully packed away and protected by an old Greek curse. Oh, for gods sake, take the shrink wrap off any decks youre hoarding. That cheap plastic does funky stuff to paint and transfers.

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Readers, please send your Weekend Whipper videos, information, and any lessons learned to Anthony Walsh, awalsh@outsideinc.com.

Summertime dry-tooling, anyone? Sure, theres warm, hand-friendly rock to climb out there (with no medieval instruments to gouge or lacerate you), but ice-climbing season is just around the corner, so why not get strong?

That was the rationale for this weeks whipper, filmed in September 2021 to prepare for the upcoming winter, in Fairbanks, Alaska. The group, who had packed half ropes and not enough helmets, were climbing at the Grapefruit Crag when this whip occurred. My buddy Gabe is the one climbing, the filmer, Calvin Daugherty, told Climbing. He's paying for college and couldn't afford a helmet so [he] opted to climb without one. In hindsight, he realized [a helmet] was worth it and decided to get one.

Their lesson learned? Your life is worth more than $80. It only took a broken tooth to realize that, Daugherty said.

Happy Friday, and be safe out there this weekend.

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The Steam Deck is absolutely stuffed with features, settings, and configuration options, and you might not know about all of them. Ive pulled together nine Steam Deck tricks and tips that you can use to get around the machine faster, save battery life, and make the most of of Valves handheld gaming PC.

TheSteambutton will quickly become your best friend with the Steam Deck, but it does more than open your menu. Hold it down for a couple of seconds longer to pull up a list of Steam Deck shortcuts that show you how to take a screenshot, force quit a game, and more.

Youll find the full list of shortcuts by holding down theSteambutton, but here they are for quick reference:

You have access to four back buttons on the Steam Deck, but they dont do anything by default. You can customize your controls in any game by launching it and pressing theSteambutton. Scroll to the right and selectControllersettings to rebind any of the buttons on the Deck, browse community layouts, and create your own layouts. Valve even includes several controller templates to get you started, regardless of if a game supports controllers or not. You cant do that on a Nintendo Switch.

The Steam Deck automatically sorts your library and provides a Great on Deck category thats a little misleading. These are all of the Deck Verified games in your library, which means theyve been tested by Valve and provide a seamless experience when playing on Deck. That doesnt mean the rest of your Steam library is out, though.

Swap over to your full library and press theXbutton to selectFilter by Verified and playable.Countless titles work perfectly well on Steam Deck but dont have full verification due to a pregame launcher or a minor configuration issue. Although you should explore your full library, I recommend starting with the best Deck Verified games first.

The default Steam Deck keyboard theme is boring. Head to theSettingsmenu and selectKeyboardto change it. Youll have a few themes by default, plus an extra if you have a 512GB model, and Valve sells more themes in the Steam points shop. There arent a ton of options now, but I expect well see a lot more keyboard themes in the future.

The Steam Deck now supports half-rate shading, which can massively improve your battery life. Half-rate shading basically cuts the resolution of pixel shaders in half. Although half-rate shading is available in every game, I recommend using in pixel art games in particular.

If youre a big fan of platformer games and indie titles like me, half-rate shading will save you a ton of battery life (hours, in many cases). The lower resolution doesnt matter in pixel art games, but be careful with half-rate shading in more graphically complex games it can really hurt image quality.

You can use AMDs FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) with any game on Steam Deck, but enabling it is a little confusing. FSR improves performance and saves battery by upscaling a game from a lower resolution. To turn it on, lower your resolution in any game and open theQuick settings menu. Scroll down toPerformanceand select FSRunder theScaling Filtersection.

There are a ton of other options here, too make sure to read our guide on how to check your frame rate on Steam Deck to see what some of them do.

You can use Xbox Game Pass on the Steam Deck, at least a little bit. You can only stream Game Pass titles through Microsoft Edge, which you need to access the Steam Deck desktop for. To get there, press theSteambutton, select Power,and chooseSwitch to Desktop.

Once youve gotten Edge working and youre signed into your Game Pass account, make sure to check out our roundup of the best games on Xbox Game Pass to know what to play first.

Battery life is a big issue, so if you cant pick up a power bank for Steam Deck, youll have to find other ways to save power. Open theQuick settingsmenu andscroll down toPerformanceto limit your graphics power (listed asThermal power TDP). Turning the power down can save you massive battery life while traveling (though, the TSA might still make fun on your Steam Deck at the airport).

Open up a game likeCivilization VI,and youll quickly see the problem with the size of the Steam Decks screen. Thankfully, you can use the Magnifier to zoom in on areas that may be hard to read. To use it, hold downSteamandL1and use the right joystick to select the area of the screen you want to zoom in on. Let go and itll stay there. You can turn off the Magnifier by using the same Steam+L1shortcut.

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The New Capenna championship was a tournament dominated by Midrange decks and Jeskai Dragon Storm - every single build in the top 8 belonged to one of these categories. That said, it was a split format tournament between Standard and Historic, and there were some interesting decks that did not make the top 8 that I believe might be worth examining.It's easy to get caught up just in the decks that performed the best, but for a single tournament, results will rarely tell you the full story of how good a deck is.

Izzet Calamity

Invoke Calamity Art by Svetlin Velinov

The first of these decks is Izzet Calamity, by Yuuki Ichikawa:

This deck is, similarly to the Jeskai Dragon Storm deck that I covered last week, a control/comb...

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A Psychic Deck focused on CAN:D and Handy Lady, and a F.A. Deck using Gadget Gamer!

[RUSH DUEL] New Product Deck: Psychic Deck Featuring Cross Target

3 Handy Lady2 CANReD2 CANSpD1 Giftarist3 Romanpick3 CAND3 Future Diviner3 Chemical Cure Blue3 Chemical Cure Red2 Rhythmical Performer

3 Ship of Seven Treasures3 Secret Order2 JAMP Set!

3 Cross Target3 Psychic Trap Hole1 Mirror Force (LEGEND)

F.A. Deck Featuring Gadget Gamer

3 Gadget Gamer1 Gadget Hauler3 Morphtronic Telefon1 F.A. Dark Dragster3 F.A. Hang On Mach1 F.A. Whip Crosser1 F.A. Sonic Meister3 F.A. Auto Navigator2 Mecha Phantom Beast O-Lion1 Magical Hound1 Turbo Booster

1 One for One1 Terraforming1 Set Rotation3 F.A. Test Run3 F.A. Pit Stop1 F.A. Downforce3 U.A. Hyper Stadium3 F.A. City Grand Prix1 F.A. Off-Road Grand Prix1 F.A. Circuit Grand Prix2 Chicken Game

1 Baronne de Fleur1 F.A. Motorhome Transport1 Borreload Savage Dragon1 Accel Synchro Stardust Dragon1 Black Rose Dragon2 F.A. Dawn Dragster1 Coral Dragon1 Garden Rose Flora1 Morphtronic Earfon1 Black Luster Soldier Soldier of Chaos1 Mecha Phantom Beast Auroradon1 Crystron Halqifibrax1 F.A. Shining Star GT1 Linkuriboh

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A wayward tee shot from American Peter Uihlein struck an unsuspecting spectator and he took a rather dramatic fall to the grass

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A golf fan took a dramatic tumble after he was struck by a ball at the controversial LIV event in Hertfordshire.

The Saudi-backed breakaway tour is currently in its maiden event with some of the sport's biggest names involved.

Dustin Johnson leads the field, which also includes Phil Mickelson, Sergio Garcia, Ian Poulter, Lee Westwood and a host of others.

Bryson DeChambeau has become the latest player to sign up, despite all those competing being banned from the PGA Tour.

American Peter Uihlein was on the tee when he shanked his shot left, imitating to the crowd that the ball had not gone in the desired direction.

As spectators rushed to get out of the way, the ball unfortunately struck one gentleman who first fell to his knees, then on to his back.

He was at least conscious as he rolled over while other fans enquired over his wellbeing.

The LIV golf tour continues to cause controversy, with stars criticised for taking the huge sums of money on offer despite the obvious moral dilemma.

Poulter, a veteran of the Ryder Cup whose involvement in future editions of the event is now under scrutiny, has confirmed he will appeal his ban from the PGA Tour.

I will appeal for sure. It makes no sense," he said.

Having two Tour cards and the ability to play golf all over the world, what's wrong with that? I didn't resign my membership because I don't feel I have done anything wrong.

"I have played all over the world for 25 years. This is no different ... it's a power struggle and it's just disappointing."

Spaniard Garcia and Irishman Graeme McDowell have pleaded with the European Tour not to take the same course of action as their PGA counterparts.

I resigned because I don't want to get into any legal battles with anyone, Garcia said. But I havent resigned from the European Tour because I would like to still be a member. I'm European, I love the European Tour. I played it for 23 years.

Obviously we're going to have to wait and see what the European Tour does. But I definitely would like to keep my membership and get my chance to make The Ryder Cup Team because I love that event. But we'll wait and see what happens over there.

McDowell added: I felt like the PGA Tour was going to take the hard stance. Will (DP World Tour boss) Keith (Pelley) follow suit? I hope he doesn't.

"I think he has a fantastic opportunity here with a lot of European players and European Tour players that would like to subsidise their schedule with other events, especially if we are not allowed to play on the PGA Tour.

"I really hope The European Tour makes a good decision. Watch this space.

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Jourdi Bleu is remembered as the yoga instructor who made her debut on the latest episode of Below Deck Down Under. Bravo fans love the charter guest, and are eager to find out how to attend her real-life classes.

The reality show, which airs every Thursday, gives an insight into the life of a five-star on-board charter service, which is usually enjoyed by successful business owners and entrepreneurs. Fitting the bill is Jourdi from the latest season.

Fancy giving her yoga class a go? Well, for those living in Sydney, Australia, you can. Otherwise, we have all the details on how her business is thriving since her Below Deck debut

Jourdi Bleu is a yoga instructor who appeared on Below Deck Down Under season 1 episode 14. She was a charter guest who currently runs her own sober-focused company Bondi X Party.

She is also an operations manager and teacher at This is Yoga Sydney, a boutique studio where she runs her own classes. If her Below Deck debut is anything to go by, Jourdi is clearly a globe-trotter.

The charter guest, who also works a mindset life coach, has visited South Africa, United States, UK and India, and is currently living it up as a self-proclaimed boss babe in Sydney, Australia.

When Jourdi Bleu made her debut on the Bravo reality show, she bonded with Down Under cast member Culver and ended up kissing him in the hot tub, despite his current romance with Brittini.

It comes after the yachtie joined Jourdi and her fellow charter guests in the hot tub, much to the shock of fans. She was also open about not drinking alcohol, which links to her sober-conscious business Instagram page.

A Reddit thread saw a fan react: From the momentJourdisaid Ill take a real daiquiri, it was on! Some fans questioned where Jourdi came from, but another source on Twitter revealed the two have been texting.

No because Brittini was just planning this van life trip and Culver kissing on charter guest now she upset #BelowDeckDownUnder

Jourdi says she has her mum to thank for originally introducing her to yoga about 13 years ago, when her competitive gymnastics career came to a screeching halt after an accident, as per This is Yoga.

She regularly teaches classes, where she loves to have a laugh, at The Yoga Studio in Sydney, Australia. Their timetable can be accessed on their website. Jourdi runs an intuitively-sequenced class, with a focus on self-discovery.

The Below Deck star gave an insight into what to expect from her classes and said:

If you come to my classes, I usually like to take it slow and strong, so you can really embody each pose and move with your breath. My sequences are always creative and fun (planning classes is one of my favourite things to do) and I promise youll have a laugh as I let my bubbly, light hearted personality shine through. Im so excited to dive deeper into the teaching realm, as its morphing my relationship to yoga to a level I didnt even think was possible.

Jourdis next yoga class is taking place on June 26th at the Randwick Studio, where she will teach heated vinyasa at 4pm and then a yin yoga session at 5.15pm, each lasting one hour.

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5 cards for Clock Day, Zombie + Winged Beasts for Rush, and Morphtronic + Gizmek.

June 10th is Clock Day!

Deck 1: Tearalaments Deck Featuring Time Wizard

3 Time Wizard3 Tearalaments Reinoheart3 Tearalaments Seiren3 Tearalaments Haufenis2 Tearalaments Meirrow1 Visas Starfrost2 Supreme Sea Mare

2 The Claw of Hermos2 Second Coin Toss2 Cup of Ace3 Ruined Realm Perlereino3 Chicken Game1 Terraforming1 Set Rotation1 Instant Fusion2 Foolish Burial Goods

1 Fairy Box2 Tearalaments Metanoise2 Tearalaments Saric1 Tearalaments Crime

3 Time Wizard of Tomorrow1 Time Magic Hammer1 Rocket Hermos Cannon1 Goddess Bow2 Tearalaments Kaleido-Heart2 Tearalaments Chaetocaros1 Baronne de Fleur1 Abyss Dweller1 Number 4: Stealth Kragen2 Stealth Kragen Spawn

Deck 2: Barbaros Deck Featuring Time Magic Hammer

3 King Beast Barbaros3 Beast King Barbaros2 Beast Machine King Barbaros Ur1 Alpha, the Master of Beasts2 Therion King Regulus2 Fusilier Dragon, the Dual-Mode Beast2 Dododo Buster3 Gagaga Magician3 Machine Lord Ur

3 The Claw of Hermos3 Trade-In3 Scapegoat2 Onomatopickup3 Onomatopaira2 Axe of Fools1 Monster Reborn

2 Dark Factory of More Production

2 Time Magic Hammer1 Rocket Hermos Cannon1 Goddess Bow1 Red-Eyes Black Dragon Sword2 Aussa the Earth Charmer, Immovable1 Protector Whelp of the Destruction Swordsman1 Defender of the Labyrinth1 Linkuriboh1 Black Luster Soldier Soldier of Chaos1 Beatrice, Lady of the Eternal1 Dingirsu, the Orcust of the Evening Star1 The Zombie Vampire1 Number 38: Hope Harbinger Dragon Titanic Galaxy

Deck 3: Metalfoes Deck Featuring Space-Time Police

2 Space-Time Police3 Parametalfoes Melcaster1 Metalfoes Vanisher2 Raremetalfoes Bismugear3 Metalfoes Goldriver3 Metalfoes Silverd3 Metalfoes Steelen3 Metalfoes Volflame1 Chronograph Sorcerer1 Astrograph Sorcerer3 Magicians Souls1 Awakening of the Possessed Greater Inari Fire

1 Metalfoes Fusion1 Fullmetalfoes Fusion2 Emergency Teleport1 Parametalfoes Fusion1 Painful Decision1 Instant Fusion3 Ready Fusion

2 Metalfoes Combination1 Metalfoes Counter1 Spiritual Fire Art Kurenai

1 Fullmetalfoes Alkahest2 Metalfoes Orichalc2 Metalfoes Mithrilium2 Metalfoes Adamante1 Thousand-Eyes Restrict1 Odd-Eyes Vortex Dragon1 Odd-Eyes Absolute Dragon1 Heavymetalfoes Electrumite1 Cross-Sheep1 Number 61: Volcasaurus1 Drill Driver Vespenato1 Tiras, Keeper of Genesis

Deck 4: Synchron Deck Featuring Sauge de Fleur

3 Sauge de Fleur1 Sorciere de Fleur1 Necro Fleur1 Junk Synchron1 Necro Synchron2 Jet Synchron1 Spore1 Mecha Phantom Beast O-Lion3 Noble Knights Shield-Bearer2 Noble Knights Spearholder3 Horse of the Floral Knights2 White Steed of the Floral Knights3 Fengli the Soldrapom

3 Synchro Dilemma3 Tuning3 Heritage of the Chalice1 Pot of Avarice1 Monster Reborn1 Reinforcement of the Army1 Foolish Burial1 One for One1 Re-Fusion1 Fleuret de Fleur

1 Formula Synchron1 Morphtronic Telefon1 T.G. Hyper Librarian1 Shooting Riser Dragon1 Cyber Slash Harpie Lady1 Borreload Savage Dragon1 Accel Synchro Stardust Dragon1 Virtual World Kyubi Shenshen1 Swordsoul Supreme Sovereign Chengying1 Baronne de Fleur1 Linkuriboh1 Crystron Halqifibrax1 Mecha Phantom Beast Auroradon2 Centaur Mina

Deck 5: Valkyrie Deck Featuring Final Countdown

3 Valkyrie Sechste3 Valkyrie Dritte1 Valkyrie Erda3 Valkyrie Vierte2 Valkyrie Sigrun2 Valkyrie Funfte1 Valkyrie Zweite1 Valkyrie Brunhilde1 Valkyrie Erste3 Diviner of the Herald1 Trias Hierarchia

3 Final Countdown2 Mischief of the Time Goddess1 Final Light3 Ride of the Valkyries2 Pot of Prosperity2 Chicken Game1 One for One1 One Day of Peace

2 Loges Flame2 Metaverse

1 Black Luster Soldier Soldier of Chaos1 Hip Hoshiningen1 Underworld Goddess of the Closed World1 I:P Masquerena1 Protector of The Agents Moon1 Knightmare Gryphon1 Knightmare Phoenix1 Union Carrier1 Apollousa, Bow of the Goddess1 Nine-Lives Cat1 Sacred Tree Beast, Hyperyton2 Baba Barber2 Elder Entity Ntss

[RUSH DUEL] New Product Deck: Zombie + Winged Beast Deck

3 Night Vision the Phantom Pigeon2 Elegant Fire Bird Harpuia3 Trick Pigeon2 Blasting Bird3 Wicked Shadow Dark Lurker1 Dark Skeleton Dead Ruler3 The Strange Specter of Celestial Severance3 The Half-Body Crawling Around3 The Thing in the Purple Mirror2 Doll of Despair

3 Ship of Seven Treasures

2 The Cursed Cat Counting Dishes3 Terror Phone Number3 Its Right Behind You!3 Brocoohearted Pigeon2 Sakuretsu Force1 Sakuretsu Armor (LEGEND)

New Product Deck: Morphtronic + Gizmek Deck

3 Morphtronic Celfon3 Morphtronic Telefon3 Morphtronic Smartfon1 Morphtronic Remoten2 Morphtronic Scopen2 Morphtronic Staplen3 Gizmek Naganaki, the Sunrise Signaler3 Gizmek Makami, the Ferocious Fanged Fortress1 Gizmek Orochi, the Serpentron Sky Slasher2 Therion King Regulus

3 Morphtronic Convert Unit3 Junk Box2 Machine Duplication3 Small World2 Pot of Avarice1 Monster Reborn1 Metalsilver Armor1 Life Exstream1 Supermagic Sword of Raptinus

1 Linkuriboh2 Formula Synchron1 Morphtronic Earfon1 Superheavy Samurai Swordmaster Musashi1 T.G. Hyper Librarian1 Stardust Charge Warrior1 Seven Swords Warrior1 Wind Pegasus @Ignister1 Life Stream Dragon1 PSY-Framelord Omega1 Accel Synchro Stardust Dragon2 Power Tool Braver Dragon1 Baronne de Fleur

Tournament/Competitive Decks:

Eldlich Deck

Master Duel (Diamond Tier 1):

Swordsoul Deck

Virtual World Deck

Swordsoul + Virtual World Deck

Originally posted here:
The Organization | [Deck Recipes] June 10th, 2022 - YGOrganization

This romantic entanglement is yacht going to end well.

When the Below Deck Sailing Yacht season three trailer teased theeventual formation of a love pentagon, we weren't quitesure what to make of itand despite the fact that we're now approaching the season finale,we're still not sure what exactly's been going on aboard theParsifal III. If anything, the love pentagon has turned into one big love blob.

At the center of this blob is first mate Gary King. He's the main man in contentionas chief engineer Colin MacRae put it, "These girls are f--king going crazy for Gary"though deckhand Tom Pearson was also in the mix before Captain Glenn Shephard cut him loose. Then there's the ladies: chief stew Daisy Kelliher, and stewardesses Gabriela Barragan, Ashley Marti and Scarlett Bentley.

Between the group of cast members, it's hard enough to keep track of what happened after a single Below Deck Sailing Yacht episode, let alone an entire season's worth. So, we're here to help.

More here:
Below Deck Sailing Yacht: Its A-Boat Time to Break Down the Love Pentagon - E! NEWS