One day there was this play:
My opponent: Cast Dimir Cutpurse
I: draw-go (I had this and a creature in hand, but I refuse to playt it since I knew what my opponent had in his library)
My opponent: Cast Hellhole Rats, I discarded a land. My opponent attacks with both creature, I cast Ends! Such satisfaction!
Both half has its uses, I like Odds more, since I love Izzet, but Ends is very useful nontheless! The win-win is a great idea, even if doesn't happen alway (against a Day of Judgment wouldn't work), but agains counter it does! I played it in a 
deck, that used almost only multi-colored cards, and had some Pillar of the Paruns for fixing, so I could play the End part without others mana fixing, even if not always, but pretty often.
5/5
Also, stop b*tching about U.S.A. in every 
card. As someone else said in a comment from another card, blue-white-red represents so many flags of the world ... (see all)
Posted By:
leomistico
(5/26/2012 2:02:40 PM)
like something from unhinged or unglued
Posted By:
Ziquallx
(7/27/2009 4:39:17 PM)
@Tezz
I'm going to go with yeah, but don't quote me.
Posted By:
McThor
(4/29/2010 5:07:00 PM)
what is the ruling on split cards and imprint, I just read that cascade lets you choose either if any part of the split card is cheaper, but im sure if you imprint a split card you only get 1 not both?
Posted By:
Ava_Adore
(10/20/2010 4:13:26 PM)
you may use either side, but only one at a time, I use these in my izzet isochron sceptor deck. either extremely defensive or a win win counter spell, you may also like Deliver
Posted By:
teh_mummy
(11/17/2010 11:51:17 PM)
Interesting puns - neither side is true to its original meaning as in "odds and ends".
Posted By:
Gabriel422
(12/17/2010 4:29:02 AM)
If you search this up with a Sunforger, can you cast either spell or just Odds? Similarly, could you cast Ice if you search up Fire // Ice?
Posted By:
CrazyLou
(2/8/2011 1:35:18 PM)
@CrazyLou
Just as with Isochronic Scepter, you may use either Odds or Ends when you cast it, due to one side having the mana cost requirement
Posted By:
Reign274
(11/15/2011 7:32:43 PM)
That's a pretty clever name, plus it's a good card. I'd give it 5/5.
Posted By:
KokoshoForPresident
(3/30/2012 6:12:02 AM)
gman92: The problem with that is that red, white and blue are the national colours of many more countries than just the USA, so it's better to simply not be patriotic on the Gatherer.
Posted By:
Tiggurix
(9/24/2012 1:39:14 PM)