This is a >great< point bozo's questions came out of left field it was >brain< who was suspicious of Vecna WHY did bozo take the lead on all of the questioning then?Vecna wrote: ↑Fri Jul 05, 2024 3:10 pmYou've fired quite a lot.bozotheclown wrote: ↑Fri Jul 05, 2024 3:05 pmI don't know what you are referring to by "last few questions".
Im not sure how my answers impact any of your thought process, and how they lead to follow up questions.
It just seems to be an unending barrage of questions. Im really wondering what youre getting out of all of it.
I was mainly interested in the question about "movement"
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I dont remember worcej going AWOL as much as he has in m89 and m90 I >remember< him being someone who actually solved the game and lead the town what is he doing??
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There were NO counter arguments being made >against< the food wagon, in fact the >only< reason a different wagon was even being proposed was to make sure there was >not< a runaway wagon. Reminding people to make sure a flash wagon for virtually >no< reason didnt overtake the >main< one makes sense, and I AGREE with Vecnabozotheclown wrote: ↑Fri Jul 05, 2024 3:14 pmI did not see any notable "movement" pertaining to foodcoats preceding your statement, so in my opinion it came across as an unsupported attempt to dissuade any counter wagons, which we now know would benefit the mafia.Vecna wrote: ↑Fri Jul 05, 2024 3:10 pmYou've fired quite a lot.bozotheclown wrote: ↑Fri Jul 05, 2024 3:05 pm
I don't know what you are referring to by "last few questions".
Im not sure how my answers impact any of your thought process, and how they lead to follow up questions.
It just seems to be an unending barrage of questions. Im really wondering what youre getting out of all of it.
I was mainly interested in the question about "movement"
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What changed your mind about rdr wasnt he your >counterwagon< the guy you wanted DEAD instead of food?
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WATCH OUT FOLKS!!! You might catch Flavitus!!! :OBalki Bartokomous wrote: ↑Fri Jul 05, 2024 3:43 pmSweetandcool, can you speak more about how find this “extremely suspicious”? You think that BunnyGo was speaking with Flavius in a Mafia thread, and in doing so, BunnyGo subconsciously began writing like Flavius, and then began writing like Flavius in the main game thread involuntarily?sweetandcool wrote: ↑Fri Jul 05, 2024 6:52 amYes, I also think [BunnyGo] parroting Flavius' writing style is extremely suspicious and since it is not in the context of a joke or communication with Flavius it may well be due to them being teammates and Flavius' writing style rubbing off on him.
Is that ever something you have observed before or heard about? Why wouldn’t it happen to other players who speak with Flavius in the main thread? Would they be at risk of catching this affliction too?
Also, is this actually something you find to be “extremely suspicious” or is it something you made up?
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Let us bring him out of his hidey hole.FlaviusAetius wrote: ↑Fri Jul 05, 2024 10:31 pmI dont remember worcej going AWOL as much as he has in m89 and m90 I >remember< him being someone who actually solved the game and lead the town what is he doing??
##Vote Worcej.
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Balki, I’m really not following why you think sweet is scum. Can you walk me through that?
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Billy the Kid
There is debate over exactly when Henry McCarty was born in New York’s East Side. Sources suggest it was either on September 23 or November 23, 1859. When he was a child, his father died, and his family moved to Indiana, where his mother, Catherine, met William Henry Harrison.
After moving to Wichita with her family, the two got married, and they moved with the family to various locations in New Mexico. When Billy was 14, tragedy struck again, and his mother died of tuberculosis.
In his teens, he turned to a life of thievery and lawlessness, traversing the towns of the Southwest and northern Mexico. After robbing a Chinese laundry, he was captured, but he escaped jail and continued his life of crime, eventually culminating in the Lincoln County War, which was sparked by the killing of English businessman John Henry Tunstall. Billy the Kid, who also went by the name of William H. Bonney, ran with a gang of outlaws called the Regulators and was involved in a shootout at Blazer’s Mill, the gunfight which claimed the life of Dick Brewer and Buckshot Roberts.
Wanted for the murder of three men, Billy the Kid was captured by legendary sheriff Pat Garrett. He was put on trial and sentenced to hang, but before the execution could be carried out, Billy the Kid escaped. He was hunted down by Pat Garrett, who finally caught the fugitive and shot him dead.
Before he died, Billy the Kid claimed that he had killed 21 men, but scholarly opinion states that it is likely he killed fewer than ten.
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Billy the Kid
There is debate over exactly when Henry McCarty was born in New York’s East Side. Sources suggest it was either on September 23 or November 23, 1859. When he was a child, his father died, and his family moved to Indiana, where his mother, Catherine, met William Henry Harrison.
After moving to Wichita with her family, the two got married, and they moved with the family to various locations in New Mexico. When Billy was 14, tragedy struck again, and his mother died of tuberculosis.
In his teens, he turned to a life of thievery and lawlessness, traversing the towns of the Southwest and northern Mexico. After robbing a Chinese laundry, he was captured, but he escaped jail and continued his life of crime, eventually culminating in the Lincoln County War, which was sparked by the killing of English businessman John Henry Tunstall. Billy the Kid, who also went by the name of William H. Bonney, ran with a gang of outlaws called the Regulators and was involved in a shootout at Blazer’s Mill, the gunfight which claimed the life of Dick Brewer and Buckshot Roberts.
Wanted for the murder of three men, Billy the Kid was captured by legendary sheriff Pat Garrett. He was put on trial and sentenced to hang, but before the execution could be carried out, Billy the Kid escaped. He was hunted down by Pat Garrett, who finally caught the fugitive and shot him dead.
Before he died, Billy the Kid claimed that he had killed 21 men, but scholarly opinion states that it is likely he killed fewer than ten.
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I am very important. My vote counts double!
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ah shite, I didn't realize that there was night chat... and that so many people would be posting on July 4th... I'll be catching up over today and tomorrow, but is there anything that might warrant immediate discussion?
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Called it.dargorygel wrote: ↑Fri Jul 05, 2024 9:23 pm##GM THINGS
Independence Day, or the 4th of July (as it has been arrogantly referred to for decades, ignoring the fact that OTHER nations also have a 4th day of July on their Calendars… even such countries as Britain, or Canada, or the Netherlands), is actually a MUCH more recently celebrated day.
While some (John Adams, for instance) urged congress to declare July 4 a national holiday, the idea took a long time to catch on. No one desired a holiday in July, a busy time in most rural communities. And there were no traditional WAYS to celebrate. No Independence Trees… no Captain America to give gifts… no feasts to gather families.
But slowly, it became a thing.
In our town of Kestasville, folk would probably have celebrated with a picnic, displaying US Flags, a small parade of ex-soldiers in uniform, and prize farm animals yet unslaughtered, but not yet fireworks.
But one citizen never took part. He was a furriner. An outlander. One of THOSE folk. His nickname, unimaginatively, was “Dutch.” His actual name was John. And he never displayed a flag, attended a picnic, or wore any old uniforms. He wore funny shoes. He talked with a weird accent (WORSE than in capitals…), and ate food like banket, sweet sausages, and saur kraut.
And so it was no surprise that the citizens awoke to find Dutch Van HollandaiseSource sprawled half in, half out of his front door. Brutally murdered.
VECNA HAS DIED. He was Dutch Van HollandaiseSource, a Vanilla Town.
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Also, it is beyond important we get scum, so I am going to take a deep breath, and put any more tunneling/pushing of Flav on the back burner, and make sure I am not overlooking shit elsewhere.
If he tries to start in on me, I am going to reply to him like a gen alpha furry weeb. You've been warned.
If he tries to start in on me, I am going to reply to him like a gen alpha furry weeb. You've been warned.
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Jamiet99uk wrote: ↑Fri Jul 05, 2024 10:40 pmLet us bring him out of his hidey hole.FlaviusAetius wrote: ↑Fri Jul 05, 2024 10:31 pmI dont remember worcej going AWOL as much as he has in m89 and m90 I >remember< him being someone who actually solved the game and lead the town what is he doing??
##Vote Worcej.
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Lol - your memory is off imho.FlaviusAetius wrote: ↑Fri Jul 05, 2024 10:31 pmI dont remember worcej going AWOL as much as he has in m89 and m90 I >remember< him being someone who actually solved the game and lead the town what is he doing??
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I feel pretty confident that you’re going to see guns cause us to lose this game.
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Anyways, I was kinda mean at the moment, but a D1 Desperado was not the wise play unfortunately and that probably is going to be what costs us this game.
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