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K so apparently Gheb only had one scumbuddy then Swiss?
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This couldn't be more wrong. My stances show I'm more open to peopke being scum.Well you are blind to anybody else being scum. All your focus has been on is J. Who is his buddy and why?
WIFOM HARD. That's pretty much that entire paragraph.Posts like this. J is defending Kuz. Pro-town, right? Nah. This was at a time when J had started taking heat from other players, he needed pro-town points. Everyone was on Kuz, scum knew for certa Kuz actually was doc. Who's gonna look better post-flip? Someone who lynched the doc or the townie who fought in vain to save his life? Strike one. Not in itself a scum tell. But look at how we're approaching this game, perfecrly willing to believe scum MUST have been on Gheb's wagon, because that's what scum do, but not willing at ALL to consider that one scum would protect a townie who is dead anyway. What would scum havw to lose in this situation? Nothing.
I wasn't even on Gheb's lynch on D3 AND I even refused to vote him D2 because of my reasons Zen has listed and had me tell him over and over what they were. So again, you haven't read and are trying to grasp at straws.Swiss said:Scum either conform to standard play, or they don't. Whoever that doesn't believe me here is effectively saying they do and don't conform to this play. Make the logical inferences and see that J has to be scum if there was scum on Gheb's wagon, which you believe there was.
What? Explainly exactly when you thought this line. I.E. What post of Zen's?Swiss said:Never noticed Zen's last minute flip on J before. But I'm sure that was pro-town anyway. Surely.
Swiss said:We're lynching J. If he flips town lynch me. You have a guaranteed scum unless I'm an egocentric douche who isn't as good as he thinks he is.
Hiding in moral high ground? No, that is my opinion and I have said so in other games that I incredibly hate it when someone plays those sorts of cards to try and get someone lynch because it is just dirty play and people have brainwashed themselves into playing a certain way in which it's okay to play slimy when it is not. I don't care what your opinion is on that because I will defend that statement in every game I bring it up in.Swiss said:This is ridiculous. Hiding in the moral high ground. It's legit to see if someone is avoiding a game. Any reason to defend him?
Your #818 is a weak post in which you try and act smart to my posts and write one liners to pretty much the entire sum of them. If you can, please go more in depth to the "constant nipping at the heels and edgy play." That conflict doesn't show any reasoning as to why you think I am scum!Swiss said:My #818 http://www.smashboards.com/showpost.php?p=12142858&postcount=818
Shows more in depth J's constant nipping at the heels and edgy play. Read the conflict between us and you'll see why I think him scum. I can only assume this is the only reason Circus has a town read on J, because he skimmed earlier game. Also he asked someone if they thought he was scum somewhere(appropriate smiley).
Nabe, Chibo. Just do what I say. Please. This game is painful. (That's an AtE J)
Forgot to respond to one of those posts, but lol since I know I'm town you just outed yourself as scum.We're lynching J. If he flips town lynch me. You have a guaranteed scum unless I'm an egocentric douche who isn't as good as he thinks he is.
We're lynching J. If he flips town lynch me. You have a guaranteed scum unless I'm an egocentric douche who isn't as good as he thinks he is.
Forgot to respond to one of those posts, but lol since I know I'm town you just outed yourself as scum.
Yea let's lynch Swiss.
Gonna disagree.And my sense of humour is ace high.
Why is it so impossible to believe that they can pick and choose? Why is it impossible that they could change their play from Day to Day?Swiss said:Scum either conform to standard play, or they don't. Whoever that doesn't believe me here is effectively saying they do and don't conform to this play. Make the logical inferences and see that J has to be scum if there was scum on Gheb's wagon, which you believe there was.
Last sentence is confusing for me. Who asked who if who was scum where?Swiss said:My #818 http://www.smashboards.com/showpost.php?p=12142858&postcount=818
Shows more in depth J's constant nipping at the heels and edgy play. Read the conflict between us and you'll see why I think him scum. I can only assume this is the only reason Circus has a town read on J, because he skimmed earlier game. Also he asked someone if they thought he was scum somewhere(appropriate smiley).
Gheb
J Nabe
This is a fair point for Gheb to bus J. But at the time, Gheb didn't really seem to be in a position to bus, as he was looking like the most likely lynch candidate if there was going to be a lynch. He seemed like he was more in a position to be bussed, which is why I still think it would be weird for J not to bus him if he's scum. I mean, if they were hoping to scrape by with a No Lynch, fine, they did succeed at that. But I would think J still would have pitted himself more squarely against Gheb, even if he didn't vote for him, if the plan was to at least distance themselves.1. J had the less important scum role. Gheb tunneling J would be enough distancing. It wouldn't be necessary for J to push for Gheb's lynch as well especially since it was still possible neither of them could have been lynched. Which is what happened. Had J been on Gheb, Gheb would have been lynched.
Same to you. Please humour me and tell me what your reads and the reasonings for them are or at least point me to where they are.
Well then what ARE your reads on everyone then?