MAFIA 78: Random Facts [GAME THREAD] - [HIDDEN]

[Bonatogether]

what is otoh

Literally Google it and unlearn your helplessness boy

ifym

[President Eden]

what is otoh

Literally Google it and unlearn your helplessness boy

ifym

Literally Uno reverse card

[TheFlyingBoat]

what is otoh

Literally Google it and unlearn your helplessness boy

ifym

Aren't you like 12 and isn't she like 60?

[BunnyGo]

I can’t believe I’ve been playing this game for fifteen years and only now figured out that all you have to do is declare that you’re going to be a townie in the signup thread

I’ve literally received every role asked for in the sign up thread. Even when I asked for the 3P role in The Matrix.

Makes game easy.

[Chaqa]

Vaguely anchoring opening post while I catch up

[Bonatogether]

oops that's a real thing

[BunnyGo]

Hello, Fellow Townies.

why do you claim to know all the posters until now are townies? Is this a fact?!

[brainbomb]

I just want a halftime where its andy reid at golden corrall filling up a plate

[Jamiet99uk]

Can people stop spamming the page count by quoting Bona's spam essay?

##Vote Bonatogether for posting that steaming pile of nuisance.

[BunnyGo]

Vaguely anchoring opening post while I catch up

##vote chaqa

##end

Not screwing up again.

[Bonatogether]

Can people stop spamming the page count by quoting Bona's spam essay?

##Vote Bonatogether for posting that steaming pile of nuisance.

Abstract
The Shansab
ā
nid dynasty of Gh
ū
r (ca. 545
–
612/1150
–
1216) emerged from the mountains ofAfghanistan to become a world power stretching from the Oxus River in Central Asia to the Gangesdelta in Bengal. This study seeks to answer a central question in the Gh
ū
rid expansion: How did the
Ghūrid sultans seek to legitimate their rule and
thus mobilize military support in the creation oftheir empire? It is commonly assumed that the ideology of
ghaz
ā
played a central role in thisprocess, but this thesis has not yet been systematically analyzed. The Gh
ūrids’ claims about their
actions are reconstructed through an analysis of epigraphy, numismatics, historical chronicles, andother literary works. A special emphasis is placed on those works produced under Gh
ū
rid patronageor by authors living under Gh
ū
rid rule. The analysis suggests that the promotion of
ghaz
ā
was a latedevelopment incidental to the ongoing wars of conquest. On the contrary, situated within the highlyfractured religious and political milieu of the eastern Iranian world and becoming in time rulers ofall of northern India, the
Ghūrids
required multiple strategies of political legitimation that varied intime and place: besides the image of the Muslim warrior-
king, the Ghūrid ru
lers also projected
themselves and appeared to their followers as Ghūrī
chieftains, as traditional Perso-Arabic Islamicrulers, and as Indian
rāja
s. This thesis contributes both to the debate over the meaning andimportance of
ghazā
in Islamic history and to a growing body of recent research on the
Ghūrids
which is enriching our knowledge of the various forms of political legitimacy in the medieval Muslimworld

[Jamiet99uk]

Hello, Fellow Townies.

why do you claim to know all the posters until now are townies? Is this a fact?!

No.

I was only greeting the people on my team.

My "hello" is not for my enemies.

[President Eden]

oops that's a real thing

Cap #2

[Bonatogether]

lol

[Bonatogether]

oops that's a real thing

Cap #2

itys

[President Eden]

Can people stop spamming the page count by quoting Bona's spam essay?

##Vote Bonatogether for posting that steaming pile of nuisance.

Abstract
The Shansab
ā
nid dynasty of Gh
ū
r (ca. 545
–
612/1150
–
1216) emerged from the mountains ofAfghanistan to become a world power stretching from the Oxus River in Central Asia to the Gangesdelta in Bengal. This study seeks to answer a central question in the Gh
ū
rid expansion: How did the
Ghūrid sultans seek to legitimate their rule and
thus mobilize military support in the creation oftheir empire? It is commonly assumed that the ideology of
ghaz
ā
played a central role in thisprocess, but this thesis has not yet been systematically analyzed. The Gh
ūrids’ claims about their
actions are reconstructed through an analysis of epigraphy, numismatics, historical chronicles, andother literary works. A special emphasis is placed on those works produced under Gh
ū
rid patronageor by authors living under Gh
ū
rid rule. The analysis suggests that the promotion of
ghaz
ā
was a latedevelopment incidental to the ongoing wars of conquest. On the contrary, situated within the highlyfractured religious and political milieu of the eastern Iranian world and becoming in time rulers ofall of northern India, the
Ghūrids
required multiple strategies of political legitimation that varied intime and place: besides the image of the Muslim warrior-
king, the Ghūrid ru
lers also projected
themselves and appeared to their followers as Ghūrī
chieftains, as traditional Perso-Arabic Islamicrulers, and as Indian
rāja
s. This thesis contributes both to the debate over the meaning andimportance of
ghazā
in Islamic history and to a growing body of recent research on the
Ghūrids
which is enriching our knowledge of the various forms of political legitimacy in the medieval Muslimworld

I agree Jamie

[BK3K]

Can people stop spamming the page count by quoting Bona's spam essay?

##Vote Bonatogether for posting that steaming pile of nuisance.

Makes sense to me. Also, f*ck the Birds. Can we swear here?

[Bonatogether]

Hello, Fellow Townies.

why do you claim to know all the posters until now are townies? Is this a fact?!

No.

I was only greeting the people on my team.

My "hello" is not for my enemies.

am i your enemy jamie

[President Eden]

Sorry — wrong message


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[Bonatogether]

Can people stop spamming the page count by quoting Bona's spam essay?

##Vote Bonatogether for posting that steaming pile of nuisance.

Makes sense to me. Also, f*ck the Birds. Can we swear here?

i'm a child so no