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Playing Card Chat ♠ ♥ ♣ ♦ => Playing Card Plethora => Topic started by: Rob Wright on August 19, 2014, 10:53:49 PM
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Bicycle Panthera Playing Cards (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2104052526/bicycle-panthera-playing-cards?ref=discovery)
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I think this guy might be in a contest with Bill Merz to create the most Bicycle-branded designs...if only quantity also equated directly rather than inversely to quality. You guys might enjoy this design, but it's not for me.
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I originally picked one of these up for my cousin who loved a cartoon movie with a circus and a tiger in it. I still don't remember the name of the animated flick, not by bag. Decided I needed one for myself as well. The spades just make me smile all meowing opera. ;D
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Two problems with what I see here.
Firstly, correct me if im wrong but thats a tiger not a panther. The name implies panthers but im no zoologist and Panthera may well be a part of the scientific name of a tiger.
Second, the box seems kind of gawdy with the tiger fur on the sides. Brings to mind a cheap knock off tiger pelt or rug.
JMO
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Yes, you are correct that is a Tiger print, not a panther StirCrazy. It is funny I only noticed this because you pointed this out.
Not for me.
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Panthera includes Lions, Tigers, Leopards and Jaguars. Panther usually means Jaguar or Cougar (which is really a Puma).
Of course they would pick a name that includes four different kinds of big cats, which would be perfect with four suits, and then they only use one of them.
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Panthera includes Lions, Tigers, Leopards and Jaguars. Panther usually means Jaguar or Cougar (which is really a Puma).
Of course they would pick a name that includes four different kinds of big cats, which would be perfect with four suits, and then they only use one of them.
That's a good idea Ben. Maybe someone should suggest that to the creator of this deck. That and a new tuck box that doesn't resemble a throw rug. ???
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I think this guy might be in a contest with Bill Merz to create the most Bicycle-branded designs...if only quantity also equated directly rather than inversely to quality. You guys might enjoy this design, but it's not for me.
I'm trying to be a good moderator. That's all I'm saying about this deck. ::)