Membership _(If all goes well, you can work too.)_ "Just so you know, this is a union shop. Don't worry though, once the first dues are paid, you're all set."
You take any card and flip its text through any translation software as many times as you need, and then back to English. After a while, this sort of magic happens.
@@ignismare - It's more than that, Rosewatta stone iirc also uses some text generation similar to Markov chains that pick words based on the previous words in a sentence based on various rankings of how likely it should show up determined by some set of other example inputs - the inputs are all other MTG cards I think, but I think they trawl things like twitter comments as well and that's where the most ridiculous things come from.
@@KingBobXVI No, you're thinking of RoboRosewater. Rosewatta Stone (named after the Rosetta Stone) is what ignismare2 said: cards that have been repeatedly put through a translation service and then back to English.
