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why she had a fit when I started talking about wolf-tactics going in cycles.
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The reason I questioned you about it was that I've never observed the phenomenon, especially when it comes to what newbie wolves are taught. Plus, something about the way you talked about how we had to decide if winty's behaviour was wolfish or not and then answered me reminded me vividly of a certain "their argument looked like there might be a wolf involved" comment, if you remember. |
ZMOG!11! u m3an taht gam3 wEar shaSta r3vealed as teh raNjer & borow00lf got u all 2 linch him??? ROFL!!!!!11111
...Um... seriously, why?
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But it'd be pretty ironic if you lynched me now because I just texted Nog a while ago that today he's going to lose (I also had something not game-related to say to him though).
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You do know that's not evidence, right?
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if she is, I will definitely send a very complaintful PM to her concerning how she treated Brinn
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Then you had better start writing because unless the wolf is Shasta or wilwa failed to inform me of my role (which I find unlikely, given that I did get a PM from her), that's what Nerwen did. I don't think it was very nice either, though... But then, I've observed that wolves tend to afford to be less friendly than innocents because they're being dishonest anyway (take for example Nog calling Shasta "either false or a fool"). |
No, I don't think that's the same at all.
And I don't claim to be above gloating in victory, either, but what I said to
Brinn would have been awfully mean from a wolf to the innocent she was in the process of lynching– sort of twisting the knife in the wound.
Btw, no-one doubts you got a PM from
Wilwa, Agan. It's just a question of what was in it.
