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11-10-2008, 11:58 PM | #41 |
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I must say that while he is usually fairly verbose tp seems a bit peppier than normal, almost silly which has me slightly worried. I tend to trust him because he is fairly serious and he seems genuine about helping if cocky and arrogant, but I get a feeling of silliness that could indicate that he knows more than the rest of us, if you know what I mean.
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11-10-2008, 11:59 PM | #42 |
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Shasta, I love how you made me the example of "innocent as innocent could be," plus you bolded my name four times. Boy do I feel special.
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11-11-2008, 12:01 AM | #43 |
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Well I'm the only one labeled as misguided...I don't know whether to be slightly annoyed of genuinely offended...Hmph!
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11-11-2008, 12:01 AM | #44 |
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Building up credits for the "right-hand-man-of-Brinniel-the-world-leader" position.
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11-11-2008, 12:02 AM | #45 |
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Consider yourself "unique", morm.
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11-11-2008, 12:04 AM | #48 |
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Just because I'm here doesn't automatically make me a wolf. I mean, I've slacked off as a wolf plenty of times. Not only the last one but the one where Rikae ranted for days at everyone and we pulled off the win for a dramatic finish. I didn't even show up for the last day on that one.
And I find the Cobbler remarks classist. EDIT: crossed with a lot of people. I think I'm going to stop marking it until it actually counts.
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11-11-2008, 12:08 AM | #49 | |
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So showing up doesn't indicate Werewolf then. Then I guess the opposite must be true. Lynch the people that aren't here! They're Werewolves! Or asleep. But then that's suspicious too. Who could sleep at a time like this?
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11-11-2008, 12:09 AM | #50 |
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Clearly, Werewolves are European in descent.
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11-11-2008, 12:11 AM | #51 | |
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When I wake up in the morning groggy and grumpy you can expect my play style to change a bit. Though by evening I might be back to this. We'll see. Much of it depends on what I see from others. Come crunch time I'm likely to be much less silly.
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11-11-2008, 12:13 AM | #52 | |
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11-11-2008, 12:15 AM | #53 |
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the phantom: 23 Shasta: 11 mormegil: 6 McCaber: 4 Brinniel: 3 Ilya : 2 Sally: 1 Obviously the phantom has CPD, better known as Compulsive Posting Disorder. If anyone ever dares to attempt a post-by-post analysis of tp, my hat's off to you.
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11-11-2008, 12:19 AM | #56 |
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Aha, and the truth will out.
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11-11-2008, 12:21 AM | #57 | |
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11-11-2008, 12:26 AM | #58 | |
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Thank goodness. I'm finally getting sleepy. I have to wake up for work in a few hours, so I'd like to get some sleep. I won't be posting for much longer. *mass cheering*
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11-11-2008, 12:38 AM | #59 | |
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What do you think will be attempted? What would you do if given the chance? What would you be afraid to do? Should we even try to foil likely plots, or allow for them and catch them in the act? That's what I would lean towards hence my support for keeping all of the options open. *starts getting ready for bed*
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11-11-2008, 12:51 AM | #60 | |
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11-11-2008, 12:56 AM | #61 | |
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And now I believe I'll channel the spirit of out late, much lamented President: *dramtic chords* *removes mask* Well picked, Shasta. I am indeed the Seer, and if the real Seer tries to tell you any different, remember that he or she has a vested interest. Shasta and tp are wolves, of course. Or perhaps Shasta and Brinniel. Their strategy is obvious: they're going to be extremely friendly to each other... just because we all know wolves would never be that obvious, don't we? I have spoken. *vanishes*
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11-11-2008, 12:58 AM | #62 |
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++No Filibuster
Because. Just because. So there. Also, tp is a werewolf because it would amuse Fea to make him one. I'm sure of this. In case anyone is interested, I will not be around at the deadline for choosing Reps but I will be around at the deadline for lynching someone. Unless my roommate needs to use the internet. But still, I'm here for you. I have your best interests at heart, and I won't lynch anyone who votes for me. At least not on Day 1. You can be sure I'll try to lynch you all the next time I get a chance, because obviously anyone who votes for a Rep just on the promise of not being lynched is a werewolf. Now that that plot is explained, no one will vote for me. Unless you want to point out that you wouldn't be so bold as to vote for me when I pointed out that voting for me is wolfish. Or wolvish, if you want to be all Tolkieny about it. But really, just vote for me. I'm going to try to get phantom lynched. Because Fea would make him a wolf, and you know it. I also will not ever edit my posts to say who I x'ed with, or crossed with, or xcrossed with, because that's annoying.
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11-11-2008, 01:08 AM | #64 |
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Hi everyone. I am reading, but have nothing to contribute yet.
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I say things that others are afraid to say. Another reason why I make a stellar Rep. Or maybe it's the only reason. I'm not clear on that yet. I need a campaign strategist, I wonder if I can find one in the Yellow Pages.
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Murder, murder
In the night air! Murder, murder It's a nightmare! Murder, murder It's a right scare! Bloody murder In the night! Murder, murder Makes your heart thump! Murder, murder Makes your nerves jump! Murder, murder Makes your blood pump! Bloody murder In the night! .......Sorry, I've been obsessed with this song lately, and it seems to fit Werewolf very well.
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11-11-2008, 05:57 AM | #69 |
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Fellow Villagers,
Have you noticed? Mr. Phantom is already testing his skills on filibustering. All we have seen until now is but the beginning. He was obviously trying, throughout the first page, whether he can manage it. We are lucky that he can do it only once. Of course, the filibustering may do good to our cause, if he is stopping the votes from going the wrong way. But, with all honesty, all he will do is that he will be stopping the votes from going the way that seems wrong for him. Thankfully, we have democracy here. But once he starts talking - if it is around the DL - it will be all only upon the people in the West. Us, Europeans, will be sleeping. But this is not just Americans, Europeans, Australians and whoever else may appear in this mixture - we are all one village! We are all Villagers! And it is only about us who stand against the threat of those lurking among us, who call themselves Villagers, but their intentions are hideous and abhorrent! And this is why there will be no Americans or Europeans for me, I won't just "let those behind the Sea eat this in the morning hours", I will stand by the side of those who prefer freedom of speech and freedom of vote without being restrained by some Phantom-a-likes. Therefore, ++No Filibuster Don't worry. I know it may be fun to have filibustering, and I say, all right. I am also for trying it some day. But not today. We need a smooth start, so that we can get the ship of state rolling. (Hm. An awkward formulation.) And one thing to make it clear. Mr. P. is not getting my vote as a Representative, no way. He was even so daring to put these words of mine into his signature, which keeps showing all the thread long, because he cannot just keep his mouth shut. But we are all Villagers! We all have the right to speak, and not listen to just one demagogue, who would prefer to do filibuster every Day just after he votes, if only the Rules allowed it. Luckily for us, they don't. It's been enough of self-nominated leaders, who vote only according to their own whims. It's been enough of demagogues, of amateurs whose votes more harmed the village than they helped it. Therefore, make your Representative somebody whom you can trust to make at least a honest decision. Who will not deceive you. I am not saying, vote this or that one. I am leaving this on your good reasoning, which I belive, most of you have. The Wolves may vote for their own Representative to get him there - if they are four, they can get two Representatives there by voting together. But that will be very risky. Yes, it is possible, if not probable, that a Wolf or two will get among the Representatives on the first Day with support of the villager's votes. I am not closing my eyes before it. And it is good, I say, yes. Because if a Wolf gets into the representation, he or she will have to choose. He could not stand behind and hide, but he would have to make a responsible decision. And this is where we can find them, catch them. And later, on the next Day, lynch them. This is not saying, vote as Representatives those who seem wolfy to you. No way! Don't worry, they will get themselves in just "naturally". They don't need your help. But what I say is, do not judge the possibility of them becoming Representatives as only bad. It can serve us, even - for now. Of course, as the Days go by, we need to be more and more careful, for the less people, and the less Representatives, the more dangerous may the balance of power in the Council be. But for now, a good middle number of Representatives - let's say 5, 6 or such - would be enough to prevent the Wolves have too much power in the final voting, even if they got there (for I don't believe more than let's say two would get in there). But let each vote according to his own best conscience and reasons, and we will see how things are going to turn. From there, we can learn for the Days to come. That is it, fellow Villagers. I am leaving for now, but will be back. Use the following six hours in good manner. And think about what is best for your Village.
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11-11-2008, 06:53 AM | #71 | |
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11-11-2008, 07:51 AM | #75 |
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Oh also, I had just this really strange dream about filibusters last night, I was the last vote, and allowed a filibuster...then the phantom capitilized and blocked my vote.
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All in all, phantom makes me a little suspicious. He's too all over the place, he says some silly things and posts sometimes plain nonsense. Why? Also, Diamond's overtly confident manner troubles me a little. Others who have posted this far didn't ring any alarms on the first reading. edit: xed with Borox2
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Some words on voting and representatives...
The good news is we now get to look at twice the amount of votes (I have a feeling Nogrod's going to be busy). The bad news is, we now get to look at twice the amount of votes. Because the truth is, I think I said something like this last time, votes are overrated. Personally, I hate them, any one, wolf or not, can manipulate their vote in whatever way they please. They are taken as such "hard evidence" when really, what's always served me the best has been reacting and striking conversation with people. I wish I had the phantom's spine, I'll tell you that. So, phooey on the actual vote, they're overrated. The timing and placement of a person's vote, well now see that can unlock the Area 51 conspiracy.
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Not playing any part, actually. Formulated in more common talk, I am really not willing to give the phantom the post of a Representative - not now, at least. It is Day 1 and I am not only hanging on my previous promises, so to speak, but I am also unwilling to give votes to certain people as Reps, for now, and among them is Mr. P. for the simple reason that he's too wilful, to use the right adjective, that I won't give my fate into his hands - not yet, at least, until he is proven by the test of time. If he proves to work well for the intentions of this village, I am going to be the first one to nominate him. But for now, I am not ready yet to give my vote to him. That has nothing to do with his possible wolfishness or not, that works just for the best interests of the village as I see it. We need strong Representatives, who have the intentions of the people in mind, and not just their own.
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(And for further reference, just preventively, if my expression seemed kind of theatral to somebody or whatever, know ye that all I say here is my personal opinion, maybe with a style a bit differing from common talk, but heck, we speak for the Republic here. I am sometimes using some phrases, but the meaning behind them stays - it is what I wish to convey. I just cannot resist to use kind of exalted language at times. But there is no more roleplay in my style than there is in a cup of coffee.)
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