Baleful Doll

Malachy wrote:

ui.: *How have I not been able to?
*How I have not been able to?

Which one is correct? Sorry, it's off but English lessons were attended a long time ago

"How have I" is correct.

It's probably easier to use weenies with Necromancy than to try to set up a bunch of infrastructure to have larger vampires use Dolls and then untap in the same turn.

haha thanks guys Kushiel <3

Kushiel/John's wrong here.

if you're trying to say

"It is kind of surprising how i have not been able to find information on XXX [as the information does't exist]

is much better than the below sentence which doesn't quite make sense.

"It is kind of surprising how have I not been able to find information on XXX [as the information does't exist]

Squidalot wrote:

Kushiel/John's wrong here.

Obviously impossible. Let's review the evidence in order to paint Diddlealot/Hugh wrong...

Squidalot wrote:

if you're trying to say

"It is kind of surprising how i have not been able to find information on XXX [as the information does't exist]

is much better than the below sentence which doesn't quite make sense.

"It is kind of surprising how have I not been able to find information on XXX [as the information does't exist]

Well, fine. In the context of that sentence, Mr Manysquids is correct. (My apologies, Malachy - I only looked at the two phrases in their context at the end of your post, not in the context of the first sentence of your post.)

Knew it!!!