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11-17-2008, 01:54 AM | #841 | |
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What I am on the fence about myself is whether or not it's just a cover-story (i.e. one that allows the wolves to lynch the people most dangerous to them and blame the deaths on framing-attempts.) EDIT: x'd with Brinniel.
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11-17-2008, 02:10 AM | #842 | |
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Thanks, Brin.
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11-17-2008, 03:15 AM | #843 | |
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It seems now is the time of Day when only me and Nerwen are around... I've read everything quickly through, but have to digest a bit - I've read, what, three and a half pages today and feel a bit baffled still. If I had the time I'd love to have a good look on the Eönwë lynch. I'll be off soon, but will be back probably in several hours, and will most definitely have a list by then. I had some comments about yesterDay but forgot them. Gosh, I must seem horribly confused. Overall impressions: - I'm glad to have seen more of Sally. She seems innocentish this far. - Agan's kill can lead to a myriad directions, I'd love to have a better look at it too. (It seems I already have loads of stuff I'd like to have a look at...) - I'm torn about Nerwen. The problem isn't the classic no read -problem, but a problem of having both innocent and suspicious vibes about her. She's a one I'll definitely have a look at if I have the time. (See? SEE?) - I don't trust Ilya. I don't right know where I got that assumption from. Suppose I have to look at it ()... Like I said, I'll be back in some hours, hopefully with more substance. I have no time to start doing anything real, so this crappy post is all you'll get of me for now. More coming in time. And that's a promise.
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11-17-2008, 03:17 AM | #844 |
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Unless... Nerwen, are you still around? I'll be leaving in a bit less than twenty minutes, but if you are here we could have a little (green) chat.
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11-17-2008, 03:33 AM | #845 | |
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11-17-2008, 03:36 AM | #846 |
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Hee-hee, quadruple posting! Hooray! ...except that this last post is just to say that I'm going now and leaving the computer to Lommy. I'll go and have a nap now before returning to school. Post a lot while I'm gone, will you, dearies?
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11-17-2008, 03:45 AM | #847 |
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Yes, I'm here.
EDIT: x'd with two Greenies. So you're going. Well, 'bye then.
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11-17-2008, 04:22 AM | #848 | |
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My first reaction to all that's happened was: "WHAT?!?"
Not because I'm particularily surprised to see Agan go (and revealed innocent after all...) or anything. But the reactions to her death are most baffling. Boro's "ooh see they tried to frame me" looks just so false. I don't think Agan's death points at Boro especially, so he just seems to be exaggerating way too much. Also, Nerwen's laconic words Quote:
Ilya's overreacting too, but in her case it looks the most innocent. She's still rather new to this game after all, and her feelings sound genuine-ish. I will be back in some hours and will post more. I want to talk about the tp-Boro issue for it certainly deserves some criticism...
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11-17-2008, 04:44 AM | #849 |
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Let me explain.
When Boro did that little bit about "signing Agan's death-warrant", and tp joined in by proclaiming that if Agan died he would go after Boro, I thought it looked like a set-up. I guessed that either a.) they were innocents trying to sick the wolves onto Agan because they'd both independently decided that she wasn't the Seer and might become a lynch-candidate... in which case the wolves might well take a look at her and decide that yes, she looked appetising. or b.) they were guilty and were going to kill Agan and then make the above claim. So I thought there was a good chance Aganzir was going to get it. EDIT: word left out.
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Lommy and Nogrod might remember that. It was in their WerePenguin game. I believe I also lied that I was the Hunter in that game. But no doubt lying about being the Hunter means that you can't possibly be innocent in your book. Hate to say it, lad, but I'm way meaner and evil when I'm an Ordo than I am when I'm a WW. Quote:
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Okay, let's see if I can make any sense of that and answer what I think your question might be.... I would say that for sure half of my statement was true as of yesterday, and I think that it's probable that the entire statement is true as of today, but I don't know for certain at this time. Cool? I'm running late for work now. Be back in a few hours.
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11-17-2008, 07:20 AM | #851 | |
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11-17-2008, 07:43 AM | #852 |
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There was a time before Werewolf?
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Alright, Nerwen, your explanation makes sense. I will now rightaway admit that I'm partly so suspicious of Boro and tp because I didn't understand their ploy and feel a little dumb right now. But that is not to say there isn't anything fishy in their behaviour.
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But anyway, what I was intending to talk about was this whole Boro-phantom mess. There are (surprisngly) three options: 1) They're both innocent and did indeed intentionally cause Aganzir's death to protect the seer and remove an innocent lynch target. 2) They're both guilty, and are having a little joke and enjoying it tremendously, or then just trying to cover their tracks. 3) One of them is a wolf and tricking the other while laughing evilly. (As a sidenote, if this is the case, they totally deserve it and we others should let them quarrel in peace. ) Quote:
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All this talk of tp's troubles me. He's using heavy means of allying himself with Boro and his arguments and ploys are rather wild. He may claim he did intentionally get Agan killed. That might be true. But it's just as probable that he just made this explanation up afterwards, or even worse, had it all planned in his wolvish mind all along... I don't trust him, at all. All that - the wolves falling for his "masterful" ploy etc - just looks a bit too smooth... edit: xed with Nerwen
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11-17-2008, 09:43 AM | #854 |
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I am back, I have read throught the posts and I have come up with nothing.
And in my despair all I could think about is how fun it would be to dubble lynch Boromir and The Phantom. One thing that has me worried is this tendencie to make long so called analysis which conclude very little and offer no explanation to how the conclution is reached. It always makes me look an extra time when people make a lot of work and end up with very little product. |
11-17-2008, 09:45 AM | #855 | |
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I mean look at it, the wolves fell into it. They thought ooh we get rid of Agan, who is interrogating and asking too many question, and we get this Nog/Boro/the phantom war! Killing several of us with one stone. (Oh and yes, I do believe Nog is innocent now too). For some reason I believe Fea would get an immense joy out of all the loud mouths killing eachother off...imagine the posting and chaos? But, ha, I say to you Fea, I have caught on to your plot as well. The phantom is thus innocent, and I feel better about Nogrod. I shall redirect my attention eslewhere.
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11-17-2008, 09:51 AM | #856 |
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In catching up, no I never read the last page or two of yesterday's crap as it seemed almost wholly irrelevant. I skimmed what time would allow but I was annoyed enough at the triviality of the posts that a skimming was all I had time for.
Anyway, the Boro/Phantom relationship is increasingly bothering me. I see that Lommy is of the same persuasion as I. It just seems rather odd to me that they would be so close and trusting. Both of them are being that way and any questioning they do, which has been minimal, has been token at best. I don't trust anybody ever that much and it just seems odd to me that they do. I think they could both be wolves and are having a joyous time at our expense. They continue to lay the obvious bait in front of us but we have been reluctant to take it, as they knew we would. Phantom talks of big grand schemes that he is masterminding but I don't see it, rather I see two cohorts who are working hand in hand. And now phantom seems almost giddy like he did on day 1 which is concerning. I don't feel that way, I don't think things are going so great for us that I can afford to be giddy. Yes, we still have our seer, but there is no way of knowing is he/she has bagged even a single wolf, we surely haven't. Nerwen's 'that's predictable' statement does nothing to allay my fears. I understand the explination somewhat but the way in which her and Boro came out firing on those seems odd and I already suspected Nerwen and again this does not help. Brinn, thank you for those quotes and analysis. I had noticed the way in which Agan stopped suspecting Lommy so if we assume the wolves went after Agan for potential seerism I think is safe to assume that Lommy is innocent. I haven't felt overly worried about Lommy but this adds some credibility to my assumption.
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11-17-2008, 09:52 AM | #857 |
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Oh, I forgot to mention that Nerwen is doing some major back-tracking after her initial comments today.
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11-17-2008, 09:53 AM | #858 | |
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I see Rune's back, and I have a question for you sir...
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11-17-2008, 09:59 AM | #859 |
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Morm, I do not work hand-in-hand with wolves, I am the most vicious, turn on my buddies wolf, sans Nogrod. I have no qualms about lynching wolf-buddies if it benefits me.
And before someone says how suspicious this is for me to say this, and I'm obviously playing mind games, I'm only playing mind games on the wolves. If you're not a wolf, there's no reason you should think I am double-triple bluffing right now. Well if you want to, then that's your own prerogative.
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11-17-2008, 09:59 AM | #860 | |
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I bet it's fun to play that way and sometimes it's also fun to read. But at the same time it's pretty much making you immune to any actual accusations because you can always turn a suspicion back saying "it was just a test", or "it was just a ploy". So one needs to either buy you as you are or just ignore you. It's like a totally new type of submarine of whom you can get no hold of even if you see it in front of you all the time. A yellow submarine? Anyway, whatever your role is you can probably count your Days to be numbered pretty soon. So all that remains to be asked is what do you do with the time you have been given? My verdict on you will depend on that factor. EDIT: X'd from Rune onwards... good to see people around.
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11-17-2008, 10:04 AM | #861 | |
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I see what you are saying Morm and if anybody would be daring enough to hide in the open, it would be Boromir and The Phantom. . . Even so I am not quite convinced that it is the case. I have seen it more times that daring innocents have paired up like this, than I have seen it done by wolves and thus my personal experience tells me they are innocent. Anyways I will try to keep an open mind.
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11-17-2008, 10:05 AM | #862 | |
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Then for you to ask me to sit quietly and not worry about what your doing is absurd..."there there morm, us big people are doing our thing, don't worry about us unless your a wolf." That seems to be a thinly veiled threat that to suspect you will bring death to those who do. I have no reason to not suspect you Boro. So when I see mindgames happening, which you and phantom claim are I begin to question. When I see two people working together like you and phantom are I really question it. You are both brazen enough to pull of a stunt like this.
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11-17-2008, 10:16 AM | #863 | |
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I do have a feeling though that quite an interesting game of chess was played there between the last hours of yesterDay and the early hours of toDay - or then we are actually being led to believe that was the case which is kind of saying there was a game but a different one from what we think. So who were the players and who were played with? When I saw tp keenly anticipating the Boro/Nog-war it made me suspect him heavily and somewhat lessened my suspicions on Boro. I'm not afraid to go to war if it needs to be done, but when some people are looking forwards to it, like it would be their entertainment, I do smell a rat. Okay. I need to make some dinner and I will then read the last pages again before trying to give my two cents on those chess-games.
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11-17-2008, 10:31 AM | #864 | |
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I'm innocent, I don't want the seer out claiming I'm innocent. Hear that seer, if you have dreamed about me...stay put! Same with the phantom, if he/she knows tp is innocent, stay put. Now if he's a wolf, I would hope the seer would be leaving clues, or at least contemplate revealing. But, since the seer has yet to reveal, and I see no signs of accusations against the phantom, other than he's playing a bunch of mind games, why suspect him? Why not work with him? And see morm, you're so focused on the tricks and ploys, you're not looking at the actual kills. The phantom, under no circumstances would have killed McCaber on night 1, none. Period. The phantom hunts down the seer first; and I'll say that again - seer. Now, I will grant Lommy that under certain circumstances, if I was a wolf, I could possibly go for someone who wouldn't leave a trail. Those circumstances though, are only when I'm wolves with Mith, because she outranks me and I've been turned into the whipping boy of the three moddesses.
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11-17-2008, 10:42 AM | #865 |
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I'M UNEASY ABOUT
Noggins-Woggins - Generally he's been making me quite uneasy. Some actions of his are really weird, such as giving a third vote to a Boro he didn't trust (you still haven't explained that, by the way - I believe you just explained why it's sensible to vote for someone you don't trust, but it didn't answer the question why you gave him a third vote when he was already through...). Also, I still don't like his role in Legate's lynch. Hmmm. Boro & phantom - They wouldn't probably be here otherwise, but the combination and the interactions and similarities between the two make me slightly uneasy... So yeah, I don't like the ploy stuff. I agree with Nog that it can be easily used as a cover for any behaviour whatsoever. And - I think I'm parroting morm now - I don't like the way the two of them trust each other so easily. I believe I even asked it once, and the answer had something to do with ploys... Especially phantom's way of answering every question concerning himself with "If you are innocent, you keep your mouth shut and concentrate on other issues" doesn't strike me as fair play, to be honest. I'M UNDECIDED ABOUT Ilya - Hmmm. I had these evil vibes from her earlier toDay, but looking through what she has posted nothing jumped on me... So I don't know. I don't buy that "too smooth for a newbie" -stuff, though - even newbies can have very different styles of playing and should not be underestimated, and besides I have understood that she isn't entirely new to WW anyway. Nerwen - Like I believe I said earlier, she gives me both innocentish and wolvish vibes so I'm totally confused about her. I'M NOT UNEASY ABOUT Brinniel - Still same as ever. (I believe I have never ever suspected her in a WW game - but then, I don't remember ever playing in a game with a Brinn-wolf, so I don't know how good I would be in spotting one...) Lommy - Still seems genuine and sensible and thinks similarly to me in many points. Kath - Her tone this far seems innocentish. mormegil - Brings up good points, behaves sensibly and has done nothing to arouse my suspicions. Rune - Same as morm. And besides, he is amusing. Sally - Like I said earlier, she seems like an innocent Sally to me. I have nothing to add to that. Shasta - Yes, I do have a clue about him (Hooray!), and he seems innocent to me. I HAVEN'T GOT A CLUE ABOUT Gil-Galad - Is he playing? Gwathagor - No idea at all. I need to see more of him. The Ka - The same as with Gwath. Hope they are having fun under the reindeer/rainbow/whatever... I think my rep vote will go for either Rune, Sally, or morm. Rune and Sally I feel good about, and I'd love to see new faces among our darling reps. I think Rune would do well as a rep, and I agree with him on many points. Sally could do well also, and besides it would force some opinions from her - the only thing that worries me in her is that I don't remember her posting many opinions on other players. Morm, then, is the one whose innocence I feel the most sure about, for some unknown reason. I reserve to myself the possibility of bringing up a surprise candidate if something devastating happens. EDIT: x-ed with Rune, morm, Nog and Boro. Nice to have people around! Hello! *waves*
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To follow on from what Boro said, the McCaber kill tells us a lot about the wolves, although Cabbie himself said very little.
Why get rid of Cabbie when he's (as of yet) not posing a threat to you? There's no ranger in your way, why not go for a loud, very experienced player (which isn't to say that Cabbie is a newbie, because he's not) and get one of the big threats out of the way. For instance, the way I play. (Like I should be telling you all this, but I'm trying to prove a point.) When I'm seer, my first night dream is ALWAYS someone I know I can rely on to make a lot of trouble. Well, not so much trouble as noise I suppose. That way I already know where they're coming from and can gauge other's reactions from theirs. Either that or someone I thoroughly enjoy playing with, and then I pretty much hope they're innocent so I don't have to kill them. (For instance, the game where I was a seer on here my first dream was Nog.) When I'm a wolf, and there's a ranger, my first night kill is either a person whom I see as a threat just because of who they are, a person whom I don't like playing with as much as the others (don't take offense at that, any of my/our past kills from other games. I rarely use that as a kill pick method) or for who I think the seer might be (if it doesn't seem too obvious, as in they're leaving fairly big seer hints and I think they'll be protected). Granted, last game I didn't follow that pattern, but if I recall properly Gollum really wanted Legate dead. Moving on....if there's no ranger I go for the seer the first night. Period. Can I use old games as evidence? I really don't think so, but my argument will make more sense if I mention this. One game I was an ordo and Nerwen was a wolf (I can't remember who her packmates were and it's pretty much irrelevant). I died the first night. That's right, Sally died the first night. Random kill much, children? (Also, you don't kill Sally the first night. You just don't. You keep me around to lynch, dang it! ) Sorry, I digress again. Anyway, I believe it was early in the second Day that Nerwen mentioned something about the ranger. There is no ranger in this game. Now she may have been kidding around, but my theory? You don't kill someone like Cabbie the first night unless you're playing a risky game. You go for the seer unless there's a ranger, and even then you try. So if you think there's a ranger and you're the kind of player who likes to kill off semi-random people, who would you go for? Someone like Cabbie. And who would do that? Someone like Nerwen. I just woke up. Does this make any sense? EDIT: x'd with some little green girl.
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My point is that if the team of 4 consists of at least two loudmouths there is little point in eliminating the other loudmouths that are not part of their pack as it makes people wonder why the two loudest are not dead.
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*concedes the point* Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying the kill only points to Nerwen. That's just my interpretation of his death.
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11-17-2008, 11:09 AM | #869 |
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I see your point too and I'm okay with it but I fear that too many have given both Boro and tummy a free pass up to this point and I'm not willing to do so. So when I see this it concerns me and I must point it out.
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Fair enough.
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I really, really, really want to double lynch Phantom and Boro, just because of their little stunt. I like how Phantom claims that it was done because Agan was "a lynching distraction to the rest of the Ordos"... completely ignoring the fact that he himself is probably the biggest distraction of all, so by that logic, should have tried to get himself killed.
If you were going to try that ploy, why not on Gil, Gwath, or Ka? Why backstab someone who was actively contributing? Hardly seems fair to me. I'm sure Agan wasn't expecting to be backstabbed by a fellow innocent (if, indeed, you are, which I'm really beginning to doubt). Edit: Though clearly I'm the evil one, what with my 666 posts.
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Also such an atempt might result in a filibuster and that would please fea. Anyway about this proposed Boromir-Phantom alliance of doom, what if only one of them is a wolf? For instance I could imagine Boromir using The Phantom in such a scenario. Knowing that Phantom loves a bit of attention and jumps at every chance he gets to do something spectacular, Boromir would "attach" him self to him. . . The gain could be to hide in the open and in case he was discovered, he would most likely get Phantom killed as well. About Nogrod: I cannot put my finger on it, but something seems different about him in this game. I don't know if it is just because he has been more or less ignoring my existance or there is something more sinicter behind. Little Green does not seem to trust him and bases her fears on his votes, of the two vote I see the Legate as the more incriminating one. Not that the Boromir vote is not odd, but this Representative-thing brings in a whole new side to the game. ( a side we have no experience with) |
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Oh, lordie. We're all going to die! *runs and hides* Alternatively, (assuming that Ditto and Dotto are innocent and telling the truth) if they assumed Agan was innocent she would have been the easiest to get night killed. The other players (for example, Ka, Gil, Kath, etc) would take a lot more work to get enough night kill attention drawn their way because they've been so quiet.
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I would like to make a list now, and I'd also love to reread but this village is so loooooooong... and Greenie will surely want to post too sooner or later... hmmm... edit: xed with Shasta, Rune, Sally and Boro
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Edit: crossed with tp. (by tp I mean Lommy); how I got those too confused no idea. Oh and sally you're good in my book today.
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11-17-2008, 12:20 PM | #878 | |
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I think that at least one of the Boro/phantom duo is a wolf and wouldn't be surprised if both are either. The double lynch is an interesting and risky idea. I'm not prepared to do that honestly. I would rather lynch Boro over phantom as I think if only one is a wolf I would think it to be Boro. On Gil, is there any risk of mod-fire from lack of participation? I don' remember reading that but I find it highly aggrivating and totally irresponsible to do this. Cross posted with a few.
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11-17-2008, 12:21 PM | #879 | |
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