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Perhaps it is merely a result of my historyGorf eyed the two quotes from Raziek and burst into a fit of laughter
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Composing himself, he started to inquire upon said posts.
"Now that that's out of the way, any form of explanation for the former quote would be appreciated. I, myself, must be slacking, because I've yet to accumulate a scumspect. But I WILL ask, as well, what heeds your OMGUS suspicion upon J as well as the previous request."
Gorf wondered if this new style of communication would suit him fairly in a mafia game. He decided to give it a try.
Not so fast, my friend. Of the lime text pairing, only one can be a Good Guy.
It doesn't suit anyone fairly in a mafia game imo. You're distancing yourself from the game which makes it difficult to get a read on you and therefore it is anti-town. As harsh as this sounds, I request that you stop doing it altogether. I know it's RVS but we should aim to be on track as fast as possible.
'Why would a man avoid comment on anything but a posting style?' the good Fiction wondered, 'Especially when the man in question is providing the information he can?'
The man's latest sentence caused the Fiction to falter. He was diverting the attention away from the matter at hand. The point of the matter was that he was choosing to pursue matters that would resolve to nothing. It was not a matter of distraction, but one of non-contribution.
That's not what you said at all. This is what you said:
Now you're just twisting words. If your intent was to point out that what I was doing was meaningless, you should have said so in the first place.
Interesting. The one they called Kantrip doesn't seem to believe that pinning the greatest player in this game is a worthy accomplishment. Not only that, but he notes that the scumbag is indeed suspicious, but is not willing to add his vote to the worthy cause.
My point has been made.
I love how you vote me after Fiction pointed out the fact that you didn't vote after you mention these 'deflections' of mine, which I suppose is valid.
Why the sudden change in position? I find this suspicious.
Welcome to barley town.
That this should be directed at Gord makes me chuckle oh man
What about it makes you 'chuckle'?
It echoes another recent game where Gord made a similar comment to me and smearlynched me for it.
It seemed off to Gorf, the fact that a TOWNIE would like to deem one's pressure on another player RVS, especially when both players in question are on a relatively higher calibur of play then said TOWNIE. But neigh, Gorf felt no need to voice this feeling of discontent, until he read the following excerpt from dear ol' Kantrip.
The idea of yet another person voicing their opinion on Gorf's style of posting perplexed him. Why would Mr. Vlade find it necessary to voice this opinion when there was plenty of other things that he, as a townie, should be worried about?
Gorf felt a sense of comfort when staring into the eyes of the Fiction, yet was curious about his lack of mentioning Raziek. Nonetheless, the warm feeling Gorf received was too strong to get a sense of discomfort. 'Raziek will note this himself if he feels necessary,' Gorf concluded.
Although not appreciative of the mentioning of an ongoing scenario, Gorf noted the vast amount of colours. 'Sure, Nabe has a fine position in town right now,' Gorf thought, 'But those COLOURS.'
Arrogance dripped from the Fiction as ice cream does from its cone on a hot summer day. But Gorf pondered upon the request at hand for hours on end, questioning whether to abide by the Fiction, or to continue on merrily. After much thought, he had come to a conclusion, and turned to the Fiction.
