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02-26-2007, 11:55 AM | #81 | |
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I really have no idea! I'm awful at reading into what people say and more often than not, I don't get the wrong end of the stick, I get a whole different stick from a different tree. It's not even the same kind of wood!
Ahem. But enough of this silliness. I seriously have no idea, but I am being led to Manwe because he made fun of me ( ) and also because he was being, if not tactless, then suspicious. I won't vote for him now because I'll probably get another idea soon enough. Garin has had some interesting things to say. Voting for Nogrod out of the blue and then changing when challenged seems... if not odd then... erm... not... so... odd? Quote:
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I have been thinking about Mr. Spam and the more I do it the more confused I get.
It looks like he is grasping at every straw he can twist. And it looks pretty odd. First he goes on saying that myself and Roa are berating the quieter ones when all I had said about the issue is practically this here: Quote:
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And then there was this stuff about me targeting Glirdy especially which I think I already showed was nonsense. So what to make of this? Is he just in a hurry and careless and just forgets what has actually been said? But he manages to remember things wrongly always towards the same direction... If there ever was anyone trying to frame someone else, this might meet the criteria? EDIT: X'd with a host of posts.
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I hope that clarifies. Your “case” against Manwe, already an early contender for possible lynching, in turn troubles me, Roa. However, I still find Rikae, with her hasty vote for him, the most suspicious among those agitating against him, so my main suspicions remain with her and Nogrod. And I cannot believe that both you and Nogrod are Faithfuls. Melkor help us if you are. I am not sure whether I will be around for much longer, so must vote soon. I will review to see whether there are any other points worth considering before doing so. |
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02-26-2007, 12:26 PM | #84 |
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Typically, the two "loudest" people in the village, namely Nogrod and SPaM are getting some serious looking at. (And are going at each other. Ah, if Boro was in the mix there'd be five pages already.) I don't like this "lynch them, because if they are a Faithful, they're going to be dangerous. Well, if they aren't, could they not be "dangerous" to the Faithful in turn?
I'm not saying ignore them - that would be purely foolish - but we've been here before, people. Day 1 or 2, and we're already thinking "agh, so and so is here and alive?!" People say SPM is grasping, people say Nogrod is...wait, what exactly is everyone's point? That he's being accusatory? Well, what else can ya do? Any general theories are pretty much a waste of time. It's all about reactions. And I find Manwe's reaction rather interesting. He still doesn't feel right to me, but I think a Faithful would be a little more honey-tongued than he is. Rikae's jumping in and voting doesn't really make me suspicious of her, but the fact that she chose Manwe in succession with my vote, to bring him ahead in votes already is a little odd. It might seem crazy to be suspicious of people who agree with you, but...well, maybe you have a point there... Garin - I apologize. I wasn't sure whether you had played before or not, but even if you had, I still thought a number of people in this game probably have never played with you before (including myself). But now I find you pretty darn odd looking. You would have seemed more innocent to me had you stuck with your Nogrod vote, but the way you back off as if to avoid confrontation, and go with someone who's been remarked on quite a bit (and for the nice, simple reasoning of a quick vote)...looks like your trying to find an easy way out. Well, really all I know is that it's quite funny that Kath seems pleased that I got down to business in my very first post, while Lommy finds it suspicious. You can't win. |
02-26-2007, 12:27 PM | #85 |
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My, my...
I certainly wish I had more time to mull over this, but I'm afraid I must leave shortly, therfore I must cast my vote now. I admit, I've had a name in mind for the last hour, yet I do find Garin's recent behaviour rather odd...to suddenly change votes when under pressure. I won't deny, for a moment I reconsidered my selection. Yet, I do not change my mind so quickly and must go with my first instinct. She may end up being the popular choice, but I don't really care because I'm just going with my gut on this one. She only posted once, and within that post, made a hasty vote with little reason to back it up...so that is why I must vote for: ++Rikae This will most likely be my last post for the first day, so I shall take my leave... EDIT: X-ed with SpM and Durelin...
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02-26-2007, 12:28 PM | #86 |
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Okay... That was a nice episode!
I just can't find sense in what Garin just did, be he an innocent or a werecreature. It looks quite incomprehensible whatever way I try to look at it. If he is a were-faithful he must be the jumpiest one I've ever seen... If he is an innocent he is the most confused. And still earlier in the day he seemed to be perfectly sensible. Why did he wish to jump on me out of the blue as he clearly had no points against me? And why did he have to cover it up to that confusing theorizing? Well, there was already Mänwe's vote and SPaM's twisted interpretations. Was he hoping to put the ball rolling but when confronted withdrew because he realised how bad he would look toMorrow if I would have been lynched? A werecreature might be that jumpy. At least as he seemed to have been in a hurry (RL) and had to make a rushed decision... I need to think again. EDIT: X'd from SPaM on...
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02-26-2007, 12:33 PM | #87 |
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I remember Garin being most perplexing the last time we played ...nothing has changed... that was very peculiar ....
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02-26-2007, 12:44 PM | #89 |
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I'm a bit troubled by SPaM. But probably not enough to vote for him toDay. He would make a fine were-faithful and a darn good cobbler (I remember that one still... ) but lynching him with no better points than what I have now I find a bit too risky. If he's innocent he surely is an asset to us all.
Garin is another one I suspect somewhat. But there's something rotten in that whole affair I just can't pin down. Rikae's vote-post did raise my eyebrows too and I would be very glad to hear something from her before the Day ends. But as SPaM reminded me about my post last night (RL) I might also go for someone who has not contributed as the time comes. A contributing villager I think is much more fun to play with than a non-poster. Happily there's time still.
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02-26-2007, 12:51 PM | #90 |
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I've only had a chance to skim and so far the thing that has really caught my attention is Rikae's vote. I'm going to read through the posts I've missed and I will hopefully get through them all before I have to return to class.
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02-26-2007, 12:52 PM | #91 | |
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Well, I've been sleeping - and then I've been in school. What can I say? I voted early because (as I said on the admin thread before the game started, I believe), I wasn't sure if I would make it back in time to vote again, plus we have retractable votes. Manwe looked the most suspicious at that point.
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I really don't have anything else to say at the moment, although I will be around, and may well change my vote - although it doesn't look as if it will matter. Manwe, as I said, seemed like the only lead at the time, but that means little, so early. In fact, it does seem that the most suspicious person on day one usually turns out to be innocent. I'm watching everyone closely... but I think I'll avoid naming other suspects just yet. As someone once said I'll wait for them to incriminate themselves further... |
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02-26-2007, 12:53 PM | #92 |
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Hmmm I am at loss about what to do. . .
so far my thoughts are mostly directed at 5 people Garin - Goes with out saying. . .it was very odd and I cannot figure out what that means. Mänwe - Had some weird reasoning going or at least was just hard to understand. . . Brinniel - Her reaction to Hookbill was quite odd Legate - Legate's involvment in the Hookbill affair seemed somewhat fake. . .like he was trying very hard to become some sort of mediator Holby - As I said before her quietness revoked bad memories, but I am feeling more easy about her now. I will probably vote for one of these soon |
02-26-2007, 01:08 PM | #93 | |
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As it is, neither Rikae nor Mithalwen has convinced me of their innocence. The evidence against them seems greater than the evidence pointing to their innocence. However, Garin is the person who stands out most today after his voting. What on Arda was that? First he voted with no justification, then he backed down under pressure. If he is not a Faithful, he must be Tar-Miriel (after a quick sex-change, of course). The sooner we rid ourselves of him the better. ++GARIN This is my last post today. Farewell. |
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02-26-2007, 01:15 PM | #94 |
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I was hoping to hang around till the end, but I have to be leaving.
So far, my top suspects are Garin and SPM. Garin, for that weird display before he left, and SPM for everything I've alread stated. (Because, Annatar knows Nogrod's never acted like that before. Ever. Nope. Totally anti-Nogrod. [And yes, that was sarcasm.] Tempting as it is to vote Garin, I'm going to let him slide on the possibility that he may have been rushed. For now. That doesn't mean that I won't be looking at him later. ++SPM Hopefully I'll see you on the Morrow.
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02-26-2007, 01:25 PM | #96 |
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Looking at Rikae's vote and reason for voting for Manwe, I can see her logic. The thing that gets me is how close her vote is to Durelin's vote for Manwe. I'm not sure what to think of how Rikae voted. I hope she comes on before Day ends, though it seems unlikely since her vote was cast so early.
I'm glad to see Manwe addressed my questions and concerns and I understand his reasoning behind the four he picked in earlier posts (Nogrod, Roa, SpM, and myself). I feel somewhat better about Manwe when he's not dancing around a topic and avoiding answering questions. I find this rather interesting, Glirdan's first post seemed very Glirdan to me. It was short and was of no use to anyone, but Nogrod jumped on it as alienated and distant from the village, sort of a forced response. Yet Gil-Galad's first post was much the same as Glirdan's, unhelpful and short, yet no one jumped on him as Glirdan was jumped on. I'm wondering about this talk of Manwe being, ruthless (started by Legate I believe). I'm not sure if "harsh" is how I'd label him. But what raises my eyebrow more is Garin's vote for Nogrod. Then a few posts later he switches to Rikae. First he voted for someone who was considered suspcious, but had not yet gained any votes, then he switches to someone who already has a vote and votes for her in a "safe vote" way. A safe vote being what he criticized her for in the first place. Argh, I must run off to class and need to vote now. While Rikae's vote worries me (mainly due to the closeness of it to Durelin's) I am more uncomfortable with Garin and his vote. ++ Garin His vote for Nogrod seemed odd. He had a case going against Rikae, but decided not to vote for her because it could be viewed as a safe vote. I feel that the vote for Nogrod could be seen as an equally safe vote. However a few posts later he changes his mind and switches the vote to Rikae. I'm confused by his actions and am somewhat alarmed by them. Edit: cross-posted with Rikae, TGWBS, Rune, and Roa
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Rikae -> Manwe Manwe -> Nogrod Thin -> Rikae Garin -> Nogrod Garin -> (-Nogord) Rikae Briniel -> Rikae TGWBS -> Garin Roa -> SPM Kitanna -> Garin Rikae 3, Manwe 2, Garin 2, SPM 1, Nogrod 1 Left to vote: Gil-Galad Glirdan Holbytlass Hookbill the Goomba Kath Lalaith Legate of Amon Lanc Mithalwen Nogrod Rune Son of Bjarne The Saucepan Man
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02-26-2007, 01:32 PM | #98 |
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I am not sure I will have a chance to check again before deadline so I have to cast my vote now. . .I would like to vote Legate, more or less on a gut feeling, but I do not want to spread the vote more around so I will have to go for Garin, I think him more likely to be wolf than Mänwe.
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As for others who are bubbling in my suspicions: Garin: It practically goes without saying that his behaviour over the Nogrod/Rikae vote was odd. But then, as Mith has noted, Garin is a specialist at looking guilty when he's innocent. Holby: Posting enough to be noticed, but saying very little. It's normal for her to be relatively quiet, but she's deadly with it when she's a Wolf (or, in current terminology, a Faithful). I'm keeping an eye on her. Brinniel/Hookbill: That little exchange was interesting, but I'm prepared to put it down to a reaction to misunderstood banter - for now. Mithalwen: For reasons earlier noted, although I am inclined to take her explanation at face value for the time being. Still, Nogrod and Rikae remain foremost in my suspicions. It's a difficult one, since both would be a great loss, if innocent (or should I say, corrupt ). But Rikae's seeming enthusiasm for promoting the (then) gathering Manwe bandwaggon looks the more suspicious to me. And I find the explanation unconvincing. There was a large part of the Day to go when she voted. ++RIKAE |
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Aaahh! I really don't want to vote because I have no idea who to vote for.
But since time is running out I'll have to make a decision... Garin's actions were odd, yes, but for now I shall put it down to either sloppy thinking or... I don't know... Gnomes. I can't vote for him now because there really isn't enough evidence to support a lynching. I think that whoever I vote for will probably be wrong so I'll have to go with my first instincts. Manwe acted rather oddly and I must say relatively weirdly. I don't know the fellow well enough to gage weather or not it is his usual style or not or weather I am basing it all on because he said I was shifty... but I really do not have a theory at the moment so... ++ Manwe Sorry, Manwe, I'm really stuck for ideas. If you get lynched and I'm wrong... I'll give you a pot 'o golds.
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02-26-2007, 01:50 PM | #101 |
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I must register disagreement with some of this post of Roa's.
Wolves will usually refrain from killing an ordinary innocent who is garnering suspicion since it indeed shields them and they aren't going to waste a night kill on someone who they have a chance of getting lynched. However I would be astonished is wolves let anyone they suspected of being a gifted survive - unless it was the Hunter. Well someone has to look at Roa....
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02-26-2007, 01:59 PM | #102 |
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I agree with Mith; Roa's comment looks either poorly thought out or deliberately misleading. Since we're talking about Roa, we can obviously leave out the first option...
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02-26-2007, 02:02 PM | #103 |
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One thing that kind of bothers me - I tend to get this nagging feeling everytime the Day starts to draw near to an end - that maybe the werecreatures play exactly the way I think they should play if they were to win nicely. I mean being non-confrontational and relaxed, out of everyone's minds and eyes, far away from the center of discussion where the innocents bite each other.
If I ask this question from myself I must say that quite many of us do qualify. It is quite funny that although we all know this we still go with those who arouse the most discussion. It's probably a bit too late to turn the pile upside down and start looking at it anew. Although with nine votes left (+retrackies) everything is open in principle.
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02-26-2007, 02:15 PM | #104 |
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I wish Lalaith had posted more - her single post has made me uneasy because I am not sure she would misconstrue it accidentally.
Manwe - well it can be dangerous to give people the benefit of the doubt but he just seems new to me..... but of course he might also be a new wolf... Rikae dear ...... I have to go and see why everyone else finds you suspicious - I will be very careful before I give you the benefit of the doubt again... A first day vote for the Pan Man would be traditional but this squabbling between him and Roa is puzzling. But if I were going to choose the two players most likely to argue the toss.....(well Nog would also be a challenger )but.... This is hard. Everyone apart from the Might who seems to have withdrawn definitely has posted but not enough to fully get a handle on. This village is much quieter than I expected.
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02-26-2007, 02:15 PM | #105 |
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I'm back. Things aren't quite as bad as I thought (I was fully expecting 5-6 pages a la duelling wizards) but still there's a lot of catching up to do.
I have no idea at this stage who is and isn't a Faithful. But I've got a hunch about Tar-Cobbler. I like not this: Quote:
So, with so little to go on, I will cast a vote 'gainst heresy, ++HOLBYTLASS Oh and two more thoughts: All these quarrels and squabbles. There are those who like to pass the first day or so in this fashion and so be it, life's rich tapestry, blah blah. Nothing wrong with that. But what I don't like is rows that appear from nowhere and then miraculously blow over with no trace. Tis a wolvish trick, I think. I also agree with Garin, the wolves, being four, may well be preparing an early sacrifice.
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I might let my vote stand where it is, as though I find Rikae and Garin to be acting oddly, I don't feel like I have enough to go on them. Well, not that I really have enough to go on with Manwe, either. I know a lot of people have been overlooked by all of us, but especially when you have this many people in a village, if you try and look at everyone you'll just confuse yourself! Or, I will. If anyone thinks they can do it, please go right ahead.
Related to that note, I do agree with you, Mith, about Roa. She's loud and seems dying to lynch SPaM, but she hasn't gotten much notice. She calls him grasping, but I think surely the same could be said of her. We're all grasping for something, because someone's getting lynched, and we're trying our darnedest to get a baddie! And considering it's Day 1, there's not much to grab on to. But as I said, Day 1, 21? villagers...insane. Sorry, TGWBS, I totally missed this from earlier: Quote:
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Argh, but Nogrod brings up a good point - one I quite agree with, and I believe touched on earlier. We always go after the same people, the ones that are perhaps "easy targets." I'm sure part of it is that we all (well, most of us) want to survive, at least for a few Days. But does that mean the "easy targets" necessarily aren't baddies? I tend to dismiss bold people as likely innocents, and I feel like that's a bad habit, though going after only the bold ones is one, too. Ah, Middle Road, where have you gone? Oh, yeah...this is WW. Nogrod - You suggested the possibility of looking at things anew. Any new thoughts? Edit: Crossed with Holby, Lalaith |
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A few comments on some people I haven't yet have time to look at closer...
I'm a bit puzzled by the way Roa has played toDay. I mean she seems to defend me in every corner. That makes one uneasy. Or maybe she's using me just as her hobby-horse to go after Spm? Anyhow that I need to think toMorrow if I'm still around. Another one who puzzles me a bit is tgwbs as I think I have agreed with almost everything he's said toDay. That also makes me worried as I see that through agreement I'm getting to trust him. Kath I'm afraid as I always seem to be. She has posted little hanging under every radar just to possibly sting when the time is ripe. She knows how to do that. ------ And an update on voting: Durelin -> Manwe Rikae -> Manwe (Mänwe2) Manwe -> Nogrod (Mänwe2, Nogrod1) Thinlomien -> Rikae (Mänwe2, Nogrod1, Rikae1) Garin - > Nogrod (Mänwe2, Nogrod2, Rikae1) Garin - - Nogrod (Mänwe2, Nogrod1, Rikae1) Garin - > Rikae (Mänwe2, Nogrod1, Rikae2) Brinniel - > Rikae (Mänwe2, Nogrod1, Rikae3) Tgwbs - > Garin (Mänwe2, Nogrod1, Rikae3, Garin1) Roa - > Spm (Mänwe2, Nogrod1, Rikae3, Garin1, Spm1) Kitanna - > Garin (Mänwe2, Nogrod1, Rikae3, Garin2, Spm1) Rune - > Garin (Mänwe2, Nogrod1, Rikae3, Garin3, Spm1) Spm - > Rikae (Mänwe2, Nogrod1, Rikae4, Garin3, Spm1) Hookbill - > Mänwe (Mänwe3, Nogrod1, Rikae4, Garin3, Spm1) Holby - > Garin (Mänwe3, Nogrod1, Rikae4, Garin4, Spm1) Lalaith - > Holby (Mänwe3, Nogrod1, Rikae4, Garin4, Spm1, Holby1)
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Oh lord, I knew this was going to be off to a bad start...
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02-26-2007, 02:29 PM | #111 |
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Rikae I believe would fight back if she'd be a werecreature. So how she is that calm and quiet?
--- Look what I wrote before I saw what Rikae told us just a minute ago!
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02-26-2007, 02:31 PM | #112 |
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Oh £$%^$$£££ Who best to vote for since the people who I suspect most aren'tthose who others do ..not convinced of Manwe or Garin's guilt but we need our seer ..... arrrgh
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02-26-2007, 02:32 PM | #113 |
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Okay. From between Garin and Mänwe I'd think Mänwe not being a were-faithful (too reckless for that) but possibly a cobbler. There is something cobbleresque in his one track mind stuff...
Garin is just a mystery to me still. A very-very jumpy wolf or just a plain innocent who always gets lynched? Or now as he finally is a werecreature he's even more jumpy than normally? Oh my.
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It's not that bad - at least I'm not the ranger!
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02-26-2007, 02:33 PM | #115 |
Pilgrim Soul
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Rikae was a very bold wolf last time but...... if she is lying she will get found out ere long and if she tells the truth she will be needed...
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02-26-2007, 02:34 PM | #116 |
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Please Mith, if you have any fresh ideas tell us... although I know the history of last minute "fresh ideas" as they tend to turn out into disasters more often than not if they are taken in at last minutes.
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02-26-2007, 02:35 PM | #117 | |
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Had a few moments and thought I'd check up on the end of the day.
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I'll solve the dilema for you. --SPM ++Garin He's the one tied with Rikae, after all.
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02-26-2007, 02:36 PM | #118 |
Blithe Spirit
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Ok Rikae, I'll buy what you've said. Now, given you've had a dream already, tell us what you've seen. In your opinion, is it ok to switch to Garin?
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02-26-2007, 02:38 PM | #119 |
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Actually sorry, arrgh, what was I thinking.
The Ranger will protect you tonight and then the wolves will kill the known innocent. DON'T tell us the known innocent if you have one.
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02-26-2007, 02:38 PM | #120 |
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Just to that "Legate is pushing himself in the Hookbill issue" thing, I was merely wanting to comment the few posts which have been before me, between my last post and that one, and it was not supposed to be the main point of my post, the main part of my post was the rest.
Since much has happened here since my last post, and since it is not much time of daylight left, I am not given much time to rething everything properly and less yet to post some more ideas here. The main concern is now to vote, right? Well, I have the same feeling like writing a test at school, that type of test where you have to mark correct answer, and you don't have a clue and must choose. In these cases, although the answer which seems most likely to me might not be correct, I'd rather be mistaken by choosing what seems likely to me than make a stupid mistake by choosing something which even seems less likely to me. Therefore, I stand with my early suspicion, at least I was more sure at that point than I am now. ++Mänwe
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