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Messages - hector13

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He targeted the dead dude during the night, as well as his behaviour yesterday.

I mean I’ve been pretty open about asking questions if you need clarification.

You voted for me earlier, and I have a lot more content to build a case against, but you’re voting for juicebox instead. You’re going for the option you know won’t pick your case against them apart.

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It is a little bit strange that I’m apparently leading everyone down a dark path, yet Tric is content to vote for a lurker.

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what does that even

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If you really want the good shit, repeat translate poetry.



Holy shit that got dark right at the end.

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"...I guess that's how some people become legends. Being stupid, that is." Fiona said thoughtfully, looking out at the snow again. She turned back to Cormac, mismatched hair flipping about. "It's unfortunate he died, of course-but I guess the best one can hope for is for people to tell stories about them after they're gone...right?

But enough of such dreary subjects. What business brings you out here, Mr. Cormac? For me-I've heard there's a saloon in Stalwart that could use a new cook, and I believe I'm the best qualified for the job. The Rime needs new cooks like it needs more sunlight and flowers, in my opinion! No offense, but you folk only seem to have one recipe for jerky-too little salt, and too much salt."
She said, with a sort of twinkling laughter.

"And if that doesn't work out-or it works out too well-there's a lot of excitement going on, and I wouldn't mind being a part of it." She said, eyes sparkling with youthful (i.e, foolish) wanderlust. She was still a lady, but she was no longer a lady of means, after all.

Cormac shrugs and gazed out the window for a moment. Frostbite interjected, so Cormac followed on from that, avoiding the awkwardness of having to explain his own situation.

Where there’s bandits, there’s work.

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Just ‘cause he’s confirmed town doesn’t mean he’s automatically right :P

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Spoiler: Adamantius' Action (click to show/hide)

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Convince us to vote for someone else then.

Also, I voted for a communal extension at some point.

Communal extension, anyway.

To be fair, unless there's another vig kicking around, this is probably our last chance to flip Tric. That's the only other option I'd take right now.

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General Discussion / Re: Things that made you go "WTF?" today o_O
« on: July 23, 2018, 02:27:50 pm »
“Is that an e, or an a? That word looks like ‘salmon’, but that doesn’t make sense...”

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"Ice sculptures?" Cormac said absently, a grin beginning to form on his face. "I guess there was one old coot in town, name of Ol' Roik, liked to sculpt ice. Always thought there was something wrong with him, 'cause he had to take his gloves off to get things the way he liked 'em. Got frostbite and lost a few fingers, but that didn't stop 'im. Anyway, he was always tellin' some non-sense story about the perfect piece of ice or somethin', 'cause his carvin's always had to be bigger and better than the one before, you know? Yeah, they found him froze to death in the wilderness, tied to a massive piece of ice he was tryin' ta haul back." he nodded to himself, remembering how impressive it was. "Man got that block quite far before he fell, at least judgin' by the trail the snow hadn't filled in yet. That kinda strength could do you good out here. I guess that's why the other townsfolk never tried to stop 'im. He was useful when he wasn't bein' stupid."

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What makes you say I'm not looking for the lines in between?

What are the lines in between, that you have seen?

You accused MM of twisting your words too:

...No clue why you twist them so..
If an SK exists, then there should have been two kills.1 kill would have been prevented, while another went through. If one does not, then no issue. It's just a theory on what could have happened. I thought I went over this before...

Is that better for your senses?

I "twist" your words because I am looking for clues, and because text communication occasionally fails. So I take whatever you say, translate into something that makes sense to me, and attempt to reflect it back through the screen. Then I study your reaction for clues as to how close I came to your original intent.

So I'm not sure why I'm less trustworthy and he is moreso..? Particularly when I prefer to ask questions that clarify the veracity of my assumptions, as opposed to plowing ahead and expecting you to respond to my assumption and correct me simultaneously.

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General Discussion / Re: AmeriPol thread
« on: July 23, 2018, 11:01:26 am »
Nah he does it 'cause he's thinking like a businessman.

He once called Alex Salmond, Scottish First Minister at the time, Mad Alex, the man who would destroy Scotland, 'cause Salmond was alright with the wind farm that would've been off the coast of Trump's Aberdeen golf course, insisting that in demanding the wind farm not be built he was trying to save Scotland and honour his mum.

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General Discussion / Re: Things that made you go "WTF?" today o_O
« on: July 23, 2018, 10:56:28 am »
Oh hey, a Brazilian.

What can you tell us about the Brazilian Trump? 'cause according to the Beeb he's second in the presidential polls (some polls anyway) and the guy leading it is in prison.

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I don't like to remember that game.

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Cormac points at Fiona and her parasol. Then he remembered his father taught him a little about “manners” that the Inners thought were important. No need to make a bad first impression, he supposed.

Ma’am, what is that thing? Does it keep you warm?

Fiona had been watching the beautiful snow lands go by-it was sort of calming, really, how it went on and on forever-when the short and wiry Rimer man (Rimen? Riman?) spoke up to her. While it was too cold for a proper blush, the corners of her mouth dimpled in her traditional smile. She held the parasol out to show him the length of it, though this was entirely unnecessary.

"Er, yes. It does. Indirectly. It's called a parasol or an umbrella. It sort of...unfolds like a flower...?" She stopped and thought to herself for a moment, frowning slightly. They probably didn't even have flowers in the Rime! She didn't quite babble-her voice had a sort of peaceful equity to it that made her nice to listen to even if you didn't really get what she was saying.

"Forgive me, sir, I'm being terribly insensitive. It pops open like a cork in a bottle. Then it makes a sort of canvas cover between your head and the sky. Like a tent! Only you carry it. And it keeps the ran off your head. So you don't get wet and cold. It rains a lot where I came from. Of course there's more snow than rain here, but what is snow, but cold rain, right? Anyway, carry an umbrella and hope for sunshine, that's my philosophy.

Well, I'd love to show you how it works, but if I opened it here someone would probably get poked in the eye or...somewhere else. The mechanism is quite clever, spring loaded, it's new-they just invented it, I'm sure. Like I said it pops open really quite quickly. Well, it's no surprise they don't have them all the way out here in the Rime, and no reason that you'd know. I was surprised myself when I bought it. And I was happy to explain it to you.

...Anyway, It's nice to make your acquaintance you, Mr...?"
She wasn't quite sure if they shook hands in the Rime. Was there secret signs you made? Perhaps you flashed a certain icon or piece of clothing? Some of the clans in Camelon required short phrases in ancient tongues...

She set the parasol to rest on her shoulder, and her short (and well manicured) fingers fluttered on the handle with acute upper class anxiety. Not unlike how a gunslinger might treat their favored weapon in a duel.

Cormac nods along politely, not really paying too much attention. A couple of questions and he ends up with a lecture on weather and how the thing worked.

She asked for his name though. Father always said the family name was important, but the family was dead and Cormac was in no great rush to join them. There were a few Rimers in the compartment, and he didn't know if the Inners knew anything about the people they slaughtered. Better safe than sorry, he guessed.

"My name is Cormac, Ma'am. he said, with a respectful nod in her direction. He then realised his father didn't teach him much in the way of manners, so he plowed on. "Uh... what's your name?"

The Rimer girl picked up the slack Cormac left, and then the conversation took a most bizarre turn, causing Cormac to frown in confusion.

"Why would you want to keep the sun off you?"

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