Sorry all, RL meant I couldn't really participate. Good luck.
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Sorry all, RL meant I couldn't really participate. Good luck.
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Some piously affirm: "The truth is such and such. I know! I see!"
And hold that everything depends upon having the “right” religion.
But when one really knows, one has no need of religion. - Mahavyuha Sutra
Freedom necessarily involves risk. - Alan Watts
Re: The Scourge of Ephesus (IN PLAY)
Crap, I was going to block Woad too tonight. Instead I hit Beefy and YLC. Also, there's no athletic man. Not a good night for the town.
I'll vote later, just woke up.
"I'm going to die anyway, and therefore have nothing more to do except deliberately annoy Lemur." -Orb, in the chat
"Lemur. Even if he's innocent, he's a pain; so kill him." -Ignoramus
"I'm going to need to collect all of the rants about the guilty lemur, and put them in a pretty box with ponies and pink bows. Then I'm going to sprinkle sparkly magic dust on the box, and kiss it." -Lemur
Mafia: Promoting peace and love since June 2006
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I'm going to have to Vote: Ibn-Khaldun for now, because of his suspicious voting patterns that Yoyoma pointed out. Of course, Yoyoma is not particularly innocent-looking, either. I may change my vote later on if a better suspect turns up.
Keep your friends close, and your enemies closer: The Gameroom
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My voting pattern is not suspicious, I just vote those who I suspect. What is suspicious is that who ever gets Yoyoma' vote one day is lynched the other day. So, no surprise that I'm the one who is voted tonight.
But if town wants to lynch a fellow townie and not mafia then .. go and vote for me!
Anyway, I Vote: Yoyoma
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Hmmm. The two kills appear to be our grave-digging duo generating more corpses to dig up. What's up with the hysterical guy though? Wasn't that the now dead RR? Also, do we care about the statues being destroyed? Is this something to be concerned with, is it some kind of side-mission between special roles that won't impact the main town victory?
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That's a scummy defense if I've ever heard one.Originally Posted by Ibn-Khaldun
Vote: Ibn Khaldun
When it occurs to a man that nature does not regard him as important and that she feels she would not maim the universe by disposing of him, he at first wishes to throw bricks at the temple, and he hates deeply the fact that there are no bricks and no temples
-Stephen Crane
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Lord Winter, how exactly is it scummy??
Let's use logic here. Do you really think that Andres would make ME a mafia??
I have played one a long time ago and thus I'm still a total newbie in these games.
So, according to your logic, Andres would make me a mafioso just because I'm totally inexperienced guy who actually don't know much about mafia games??
Last edited by Ibn-Khaldun; 01-18-2009 at 22:33.
Re: The Scourge of Ephesus (IN PLAY)
The roles are assigned randomly, I believe.
"I'm going to die anyway, and therefore have nothing more to do except deliberately annoy Lemur." -Orb, in the chat
"Lemur. Even if he's innocent, he's a pain; so kill him." -Ignoramus
"I'm going to need to collect all of the rants about the guilty lemur, and put them in a pretty box with ponies and pink bows. Then I'm going to sprinkle sparkly magic dust on the box, and kiss it." -Lemur
Mafia: Promoting peace and love since June 2006
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He certainly can, and this certainly doesn't make you any less guilty then if you were experienced.
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You deny it then try to suddenly shift it off on another player. I've seen mafia use such tactics before.
and GH I think his range could fall into a mafia response. He's also a good choice for the anti lurker drive.
When it occurs to a man that nature does not regard him as important and that she feels she would not maim the universe by disposing of him, he at first wishes to throw bricks at the temple, and he hates deeply the fact that there are no bricks and no temples
-Stephen Crane
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