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Net decking is taking a deck posted on the Internet and playing it, with little to no modification.
Some gaming purists look down upon it because it removes the deck building aspect from the card game. The flip side is that building effective decks is challenging and time consuming and the more players and games a deck goes through, the more the play style and its contents are refined, making it even more effective, and thus more desirable to copy, thereby creating a virtuous cycle.
Is net decking bad?
That depends on who you ask, everyone has their own opinion on the matter, some people are against it, some are neutral and some encourage it, either way just play however you want, no one can stop you.
when your internet is extremely slow
"SwampDuH got that swamp net today, he keep laggin' out the game"
Verb / When your iPod Nano 5G with the shake to shuffle feature flies out of your hand and is picked up by someone who is unwilling to return it or is too big and surly to be confronted for its return.
Dude, I was shuffling my new iPod and it got Nano-Netting by a big mofu on the subway.
An abysmal internet connect, typically owned by Glenns.
Bro, this game is legit unplayable with Glenn Net
When someone has abyssmal internet
Bro, this game is legit unplayable with this Glenn Net
The Grey Net is area of the internet where a person can find the types of things or information that are not necessarily illegal to possess but are illegal to use, assemble, combine, or have in public. Things like illegally high powered laser pointers mislabeled to appear safe, a silencer for your gun that only needs a couple holes drilled to function, ED medications without a prescription, or a set of universal heavy equipment keys for 14.99. The Grey Net is simply the shady area of the internet, the dark web's somewhat more responsible brother.
"Wow! Is this what I think it is?"
"It sure is, I found it on The Grey net!"
When a player walks under the net to collect the ball after greatness has scored a jumpshot.