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Old 12-7-2016, 03:59 PM   #11
Pazzaz
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Default Re: TWG CLXI - Egregious Miscalculations GAME THREAD

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pazzaz once you catch up and stuff, answer this question:

why shouldn't we lynch you today? and who are your top wolves?
Why you shouldn't lynch me?
I don't really know what to say. Maybe that I haven't done anything scummy except being inactive. Well that's not a good excuse, being inactive is scummy. eeehhh...
Also if you look at charus read list storn was "Wolfy-ish", MML was "holy-shit-this-guy-is-a-wolf" and I was null. I think a confirmed towns reads are pretty important. So please don't kill me.

who are your top wolves?
Probably storn right now. I think he's acting really weird and that slip he did today. Second place would probably be MML. What he said today hasn't really changed my opinion of him.

Also you (I think) thought my vote yesterday was scummy.
So to explain:
  1. I thought storn was more suspicious than T-Force.
  2. I wanted to show this clearly and without it seeming like empty words.
  3. It was obvious that MML wouldn't die.
That's why I switched from MML to storn.
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