. . . This whole thing has just been a nightmare. That end post included.
Happy birthday baby. I hope you have lots of fun this weekend.
Yeah, so.... choosing just one is impossible. [[ And omg Tokyo Mew Mew ]] okay I'll stop...
New question, if both of you see me as the most likely Mafia member and have listed me as the top choice, with Marushi being least likely out of your three, then why are you voting for her and not me? I'm fine with not being voted on, but if you both agree that I am the most likely suspect, then I don't see why that isn't where your vote wound up. Especially @Calxiyn, considering you said you think it would be best to go for me today.
Yosh.
People still nickname their Pokemon?
I am not and you wasted a perfectly good announcement to say that. I know the Announcer role is supposed to be town aligned, but this whole announcement seems backwards. Andy isn't really suspicious as all, I'm not mafia, and you're wondering why we're picking on Marushi. We're not picking on her. We have genuine concerns that she is most likely mafia. Concerns that have been vocalized in depth. It has nothing to do with her having the Hated role. If anyone else doesn't see Maru as a mafia threat, I would like to hear why. I think that's a good place to start today. Whether the mafia chose not to kill, or the Jailer was successful; we managed to have good news today. There are still nine players in the game. Two of them are mafia and one of them is confirmed town. So out of the eight unknown roles, we have a 25% chance of guessing correctly which is very good this early in the game. We managed to lynch a mafia member on Day Two. Everyone should give their top three mafia reads. Mine are as follows: Marushi Mish Spike/KeyToTruth12
Just read it now, and only three minutes to deadline. Typing fast to get something in quick. It's obvious Trigs is going to be lynched today. Hopefully we guessed correctly. Everyone will have to wait until the next day cycle to more thoroughly discuss your post Andy, but wanted to say good job for doing it because it's the most effort you've put into a Mafia post. Those were some pretty sound facts, rather than just a bunch of opinions. Hopefully everyone's hard work today pays off.
Half the votes are in and I think getting rid of Trigs at this point will probably be a waste, as in the information provided won't be as much as other people. There's a vote for Mish already, so I won't waste a vote there. If consolidating is necessary on Tuesday, I'll change my vote, but right now I am going to place it where I feel is deemed fit. ##Vote: Marushi
@Calxiyn, you responded, but you missed this. I know I messed up the tag, but Mak had retagged you after. If you say something about it, that would be great since your last post talked about both Trigger and Mish.
good night
I didn't originally have much of an opinion on the others. In light of recent events, I will do my best to provide what I can, but it is also 4:30 in the morning. Though, I haven't been sleeping at all since I moved, so odds are I will finish this post before I get tired and fall asleep. I've been running on 4 hours of sleep per morning at best for the last two weeks. [[ Sorry, tangents ]] Yeah, I have been pretty unsociable and haven't really said much overall, which has just stemmed from a lack of interest in doing anything period, both online and off; but I will do my best to ask everyone as many questions as I can think of at this point in the AM. I guess I should start with Maru's post about her 'mafia reads,' followed by your post about Maru, and then go from there. There's a lot to cover at this point, so bear with me. Everyone has been very suspicious of Mish. She has contradicted herself a lot, as several people have pointed out with post numbers and quotes. I'm not going to repeat all the contradictory Mish posts, as many have already done so. I think she is on the fence. One more wrong post and she'll be knocked over into lynching territory. I'm still not 100% on whether or not she's just being a dumb townie or clueless mafia, but given what I've seen, I'm starting to lean more towards the mafia aspect. @Mish, if you have anything you can possibly say for yourself at this point, I would like to hear it. There have been several cases brought against you with with a great deal of evidence. If you're not mafia, you're really close to losing the town's favor. Mish had been on the voting list for Day One, but at the time, I didn't think much of it. She was just another name to bring Makaze's plan into fruition. This time around, if she ends up on the ballot, I feel she's more likely to get lynched. I'm just going to start picking random people to reply to various different parts of my post, asking them each questions the subject matter at hand, rather than the whole. I think their responses will be more interesting that way. @Calxyin, you've been quiet for awhile, so how do you currently feel about the case against Mish? If the votes were a tie between Trigger and Mish, who would you pick and why? I can only say so much for myself. I know in this post Marushi brings up my affiliation with the mafia, which then becomes a major aspect of Mak's post that will follow shortly. Both Marushi and Mish have mentioned me more than anyone else, aside from Al who was simply questioning my resolve on Makaze. I want to make explicitly clear that I have by no means been attempting to be buddy with anyone in this game. I haven't even really interacted much with anyone aside from commenting on Makaze's posts. Marushi and Mish have both said that they have a feeling I might be Mafia, but then write me off as most likely town. If anyone is shadowing me, it is one or both of them. The have put me in the hot seat. They are the only ones to do so other than Al, but I think he's probably town. He didn't call me out as likely mafia, only to cast the idea aside by the end of this post. @al215, do you still have a strong opinion about me? I won't take offense to whatever it is you have to say on the matter. I'd also like to know what you think about Mish and Marushi's opinion of me. The following information will likely put me in a negative spotlight, but I will deal with the repercussions of that when the time comes: I learned a thing or two about shadowing in my time as a mafia member. And that is, the more you push, the more apparent you become. I was being honest when I had replied to Mish's initial post saying "sorry hon, not this time around." I know you can -- AH SHIT, goddammit Al. Okay, you don't really have to respond to this since you got your post in as I was typing this section. I will finish reading your post and add it in when I get to the end. Honestly, I think Mish and Marushi are trying too hard. They've thrown me under the bus. Be that as it may, if I have to be a sacrifice for the greater good, then so be it. I hope that my potential death brings a lot of information into the light as to what everyone else is planning. This section was incredibly brief. I still don't have a lot to say on Spike other than how he just dropped off the grid. If we continue with getting rid of inactive members, he should be the next. If we change things and go for someone more promising, then we'll have to decide what to do about Spike's absence. @cstar, what do you feel we should do with Spike? Do we get rid of him for not contributing? If we don't get rid of him, what should his purpose be? Andy is another member where people waffle. His play style has been pretty much the same in every game. The first game, he was mafia. The second he wasn't. This time around, I have yet to decide, but I'm feeling town. I think he's honestly tried to contribute more in this game than he has in the previous two. He still hasn't added much, but there is more. Let's see.... who haven't I tagged yet... It's probably pointless, but @Spike, what do you think Beau has to offer the game? You went back and forth on him a little bit during day one. Has your view of him changed at all? Do you think he should still be on the poll for votes? Assuming this is the truth -- no one else has piped up to dispute this -- we need to be careful with our votes. I've made it through one section of my post, the following is where things about Marushi get hairy and her Hate role may most likely come into effect if people aren't paying attention. Your case was not actually all that short, to be honest. Your theory is built on the premise that one of them is town and the other is Mafia. For the time being, we will go with that. I'm starting to find it more than likely that they are both mafia, but to play it safe, we'll assume it's just one of them. I had yet to respond to her accusations because I have been watching anime in an attempt to fall asleep and planned to respond to your previous post and her post at the same time the following morning once I had thought things over more clearly. Then I decided I wasn't getting to sleep any time soon, finished a few more episodes and this post came about and now here we are and I have questioned her quite a bit. I'm also not done questioning other people. @Trigger, what do you think about the case against Marushi? She was one of the people that spoke out about your behavior, but then didn't even really mention you in her post about possible mafia members. What do you make of that? You have a soft lynch currently, so who do you think is the most likely mafia member? Again, I think they are both trying too hard with name dropping. Considering it is my name, my word is only worth so much, but I feel like it is plain for everyone to see. Until now, I had not once pressed either of them, or really even defended them. Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think I have said anything in defense of Mish [[ calling her to likely be town ]], like she has with me. I had initially thought Marushi to be town, but the most I really said on the matter was that she saved us when Trigger unvoted The Fuk?, though it could have just been a mafia swoop in to ensure that we didn't save a person that day by having a no lynch. My memory isn't great, so if I did have posts where I called either of them town outright, then go ahead and prove it. If I did, I redact that statement. Also, considering Mak already expressed his opinion here and most of this is about Maru, they are excluded from the tagging, but I feel like I am still missing peop -- ANDY! @Beau, do you have any opinions yet? You're usually one that doesn't have a lot to say about other people. How do you feel about all of this regarding Maru? Who do you think should be lynched? OKAY, time for Al's post. I should probably read it first... In regards to this, You start off saying that this post is about being Mish being mafia, but then start attacking me, so I'm not sure what to take on that. You change directions after one paragraph. I never said I was being polite on the matter. There were probably other ways of saying the things I said, but as I said, if you're direct with Makaze, he doesn't usually take not of his mistake. Half way through that paragraph is just you copying what as already been said on the matter of my posts about Makaze, so we'll just move on from here. Whether you have a strong case or not, if you feel you have any case about me or anyone else, you should present it rather than not saying anything at all. You made an attempt earlier when you quote me half a dozen times. That was a start, though it won't get you far since I'm not actually mafia. But anyway, I go against Mak because I don't want him to be the only voice. It's even harder now than it was in the previous game to get people to express their viewpoints because we know for fact that Makaze is town. I was a mafia member pushing the town to talk. Yes, I had some ulterior motives, hoping the town would lynch him for us so we didn't have to, but I also didn't want them to feel belittled or like their opinions didn't matter just because Makaze intimidated them. Since I'm not mafia this time, and the town knows Mak is also a townie, most of my posts have been to push the other members of the town even more than I did last game to make sure that they are saying everything they have to say, rather than just looking to him for his opinion or sheeping out because it's the easier option. At this point in time, it is 6 AM. I am going to wrap this up now. I know it is a giant post and for that I apologize. I don't have a lot going on these days and since I'm not sleeping, it gives me plenty of time to type. Hurka. For the time being, I am going to ##Unvote: Trigger. That leaves 3 votes for Trigger, 1 vote for Mish. I have yet to fully decide if where I want to place my new vote. I have a good idea, but I don't want to jump the gun or just have others follow suit because that is what is easiest. I'm going to wait until some of my prompts have been acknowledged before I make the final decision as to whom I will be voting for, but I will in fact have a new vote up at some point in time today. I'm going to end my post here now and highlight the important stuff. Good night/morning.
He did not. He just posted about my contradicting/discrediting you and then asked other people their thoughts on me. I wanted to add to my post, rather than just defend myself. A defense is only worth so much.
Yes, I will admit that I do call Mak out a lot. I won't deny it. It's because he can get incredibly caught up in his ways and unless someone physically calls him out on it and explains why it is wrong, most of the time he doesn't see it for himself. It makes things frustrating and playing the game not fun. I don't agree with his methods of playing the game. Does that put me in the firing line, yes, am I going to let it keep me from speaking my mind, no. I just want everyone to enjoy the game as well. And, I don't want everyone flocking to Makaze just because he has more experience than most or he is more outspoken. No one should have to feel like their opinion isn't good enough just because he says so. Everyone's opinion is valued, because everyone has something to contribute to the game, even if they don't think so. @Makaze, I am not the Hated. @al215, if you have for a case against me other than standing up to Makaze, feel free to present it. If you feel so strongly about me, go ahead and vote for me. I voted for Trigger. His actions were a negative influence on the town. I still don't know if I believe he is mafia or not, but as a member of the town, it doesn't sit well with me and I don't want other people taking such dramatic risks that could hurt us. We were fortunate to have Maru right there during his little unvote stunt. She quickly changed to vote to keep us from going to a No Lynch. He changed his vote back after, but we were really saved because of Marushi. The next on my hit list would probably be Spike, because he has returned to being the #1 least contributor in the game. If it wasn't for Trigger's stunt, my vote for today would once again be Spike.
// Was not being alerted and just thought it was a very slow posting day until manually going to 'watched threads' // I've already expressed my opinion on Trigs, and the leadership matter. I think waiting on anything else is a waste of time. I'm not quite sure what the waiting is for exactly. @Makaze, just because someone is viewing the thread, it doesn't mean they have time to respond to the thread. Constantly alerting and nagging them won't make them go any faster. There are also lots of instances where people leave pages open, so it may seem like they are viewing it, but haven't even been at there computer/phone for awhile. I'm going to get the ball rolling since no one else seems to be. Whether Trigs is mafia or not, he almost caused us to have a no lynch and it was reckless. ##Vote: Trigger
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This. The Jailer would have most likely protected Makaze last night, so instead of Mafia wasting a night trying to kill him off to no avail, they were better off killing someone of little suspicion in order to cover for themselves and not waste the night. I haven't decided what to make of it other than odd. I don't feel like a Mafia member would have blatantly risked being so careless like that, but I don't understand what his thought process was in doing it in the first place. Even with having read the posts going on in which he had unvoted and then revoted, and his response now, it doesn't make a lot of sense. It was careless, and nonsensical. Was it a mafia move? I have yet to be certain.
The angel assigned to keeping watch of the school locked the office door upon entering the room. Harbonah came to a stop in front of the french doors that opened to a balcony. There was an exceptional view of the grounds from the headmistress's office. From there, she could see most everything that went on outside. She turned to face the mirror above the fireplace mantel and waved her hand. The glass rippled like a wave until a room came into clear view. It was a room she had not seen in person in many years. I said all of those things to Calamitosum, and yet, I'm not any better. With a sigh, Harbonah forced a smile onto her face and a cheery tone in her voice. There was no one in the mirror's view, but she thought she saw a shadow lingering near the edge of the frame. How many more times would she have to do this before she actually received a reply? ❝Azaaaaaazel,❞ she called cheerfully, ❝I know you're there. I can see your shadow.❞ Said shadow moved out of view. She was definitely there. ❝Come on Azazel. How long are you going to ignore me for? I said I'm sorry more times than I can count. We do this every day. You'll break down eventually. You can't ignore me forever.❞ Harbonah furrowed her brow and pressed her lips together, pouting. ❝Please? If you'll just locate him for me, I can do the rest myself.❞ Still nothing. There was always nothing. Harbonah was one of the major reasons that Azazel had returned to her true form. Most angels would be pleased, but returning to her true form put the Angel of Beauty in a rather unpleasant situation. She sighed, about to give up for the day when a realization occurred to her. Harbonah felt pretty stupid for not realizing it ages ago, but she had only been thinking of herself this whole time. ❝Azazel, I heard from the others a long time ago that you managed to save that girl's soul. You absorbed her so that she wouldn't be destroyed during the change. What was her name? Shoot. I feel like I should remember this... Anyway, I'm guessing you never found a way to release her, and she's still within you -- much like the other Fallen are with their human hosts. If I told you that I knew a way to free her from you, without destroying her, would that interest you enough to look for him? She could get a new chance at life. As pleasant of company that I am sure you are, don't you think it would be best to let her be free? She shouldn't have to be trapped in Hell with you.❞ There was movement in the shadows, but the other angel never came into the mirror's view. ❝Think about it. Talk it over with her. A soul for a soul. Isn't that a fair trade?❞ Harbonah waited a moment, wondering if there would be any sort of reply -- nothing. Azazel never replied. This time though, she was confident that there might be some sort of acknowledgement by the other angel. She waved her hand in front of the mirror and the only thing left in it was her own reflection. The next time she calls on the Angel of Beauty, there will definitely be a response. If only she had thought of it sooner. It would have saved her the embarrassment of begging so often. Harbonah moved to her desk, taking a seat in the leather chair. Her wings spread out wide on both sides and she leaned back in the chair. A knock came at the door and she remembered that it had been locked. With a wave of her hand, it unlocked. ❝Come in,❞ she called to the person on the other side of the door. The angel kept to herself most of the time, but she was still the headmistress. There were school matters to attend to, even if she cared little about the school itself.
The angel assigned to keeping watch of the school locked the office door upon entering the room. Harbonah came to a stop in front of the french doors that opened to a balcony. There was an exceptional view of the grounds from the headmistress's office. From there, she could see most everything that went on outside. She turned to face the mirror above the fireplace mantel and waved her hand. The glass rippled like a wave until a room came into clear view. It was a room she had not seen in person in many years. I said all of those things to Calamitosum, and yet, I'm not any better. With a sigh, Harbonah forced a smile onto her face and a cheery tone in her voice. There was no one in the mirror's view, but she thought she saw a shadow lingering near the edge of the frame. How many more times would she have to do this before she actually received a reply? ❝Azaaaaaazel,❞ she called cheerfully, ❝I know you're there. I can see your shadow.❞ Said shadow moved out of view. She was definitely there. ❝Come on Azazel. How long are you going to ignore me for? I said I'm sorry more times than I can count. We do this every day. You'll break down eventually. You can't ignore me forever.❞ Harbonah furrowed her brow and pressed her lips together, pouting. ❝Please? If you'll just locate him for me, I can do the rest myself.❞ Still nothing. There was always nothing. Harbonah was one of the major reasons that Azazel had returned to her true form. Most angels would be pleased, but returning to her true form put the Angel of Beauty in a rather unpleasant situation. She sighed, about to give up for the day when a realization occurred to her. Harbonah felt pretty stupid for not realizing it ages ago, but she had only been thinking of herself this whole time. ❝Azazel, I heard from the others a long time ago that you managed to save that girl's soul. You absorbed her so that she wouldn't be destroyed during the change. What was her name? Shoot. I feel like I should remember this... Anyway, I'm guessing you never found a way to release her, and she's still within you -- much like the other Fallen are with their human hosts. If I told you that I knew a way to free her from you, without destroying her, would that interest you enough to look for him? She could get a new chance at life. As pleasant of company that I am sure you are, don't you think it would be best to let her be free? She shouldn't have to be trapped in Hell with you.❞ There was movement in the shadows, but the other angel never came into the mirror's view. ❝Think about it. Talk it over with her. A soul for a soul. Isn't that a fair trade?❞ Harbonah waited a moment, wondering if there would be any sort of reply -- nothing. Azazel never replied. This time though, she was confident that there might be some sort of acknowledgement by the other angel. She waved her hand in front of the mirror and the only thing left in it was her own reflection. The next time she calls on the Angel of Beauty, there will definitely be a response. If only she had thought of it sooner. It would have saved her the embarrassment of begging so often. Harbonah moved to her desk, taking a seat in the leather chair. Her wings spread out wide on both sides and she leaned back in the chair. A knock came at the door and she remembered that it had been locked. With a wave of her hand, it unlocked. ❝Come in,❞ she called to the person on the other side of the door. The angel kept to herself most of the time, but she was still the headmistress. There were school matters to attend to, even if she cared little about the school itself.
I love Muse. The first song I had ever heard by them was Time is Running Out. My friend in high school played the Naruto AMV for me, below. I greatly dislike Naruto, but actually really enjoyed the AMV. Now I'm gonna spend the next house listening to Muse. K thx bye
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