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Old 04-03-2007, 01:26 PM   #51
Macalaure
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The way it looks right now, I think I will end up voting for tgwbs. The only other person to wave a flag is Glirdan, but I would rather hear of him tomorrow.


tgwbs:

He starts with suspecting Lommy for thinking Roa unsuspicious, and her reasons for this. He says Roa's post was trying to look helpful without being helpful. I don't see how he got that particular idea. It maybe wouldn't be so suspicious to me if it wasn't so widely common to throw suspicions onto someone saying "he's trying to look helpful without being helpful", just like Glirdan's claim Roa is "inconsistent". It's not that he is suspicious of Roa (everybody should), but the way he expressed it.

Then he argues with Mith about if and how gifted should reveal their roles (without being forced to!). He criticises my point about stupid wolves, which was in a surprisingly aggressive manner for such a minor thing.

Later he defends himself against Rikae, again going into details about gifteds.

He defends himself against Roa, who had voted for him. The line Nogrod quoted already indeed looks interesting. If he feels forced to be speculating about roles, then why does he? He didn't have to, at least not to that extent.

He votes Lommy.

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Originally Posted by tgwbs
Roa and I are both known for loudmouths, and loudmouths have a thing for calling attention to themselves and getting lynched for no reason.
This one worries me greatly. It sounds like he's downplaying what he had said this Day to just being a loudmouth and calling attention to himself. It seems like it's meant to suggest we shouldn't look at his words in detail because it's all just volume.

edit: crossed with mith and nogrod

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