The card pictured in that link is Burrowing. If you wish to play it, a judge might allow it, but it's not a Strip Mine and can't be played as a Strip Mine.
Wow that's really cool, in a small laid back tourney that allow proxies I think people would allow thus since it would filled out as strip mine on your registration sheet as long as you weren't also running burrowing
What might be allowed in a tournament with proxies is really irrelevant here. There's rules concerning what cards can and cannot be used and how one determines what card it is. A tournament with proxies ignores these rules and makes up their own rules for such things. We can only tell someone what the rules are and how they're applied. We can't predict (nor is there any merit to attempting to) how someone running a tournament under their own rules will choose to make up said rules.
