QFT.hasdgfas wrote:We don't have to get rid of cass today, though. I do think Cass is a bit scummy, but Netlava is much more so, IMO.Lowell wrote:I'll vote netlava if needed, but it's a huge mistake to let cass lurk her way out of a wagon.
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Never liked this logic. Things change overnight. People completely forget about the previous day. Also, I'd rather not set up two lynches at once.hasdgfas wrote:
We don't have to get rid of cass today, though. I do think Cass is a bit scummy, but Netlava is much more so, IMO.Lowell wrote:I'll vote netlava if needed, but it's a huge mistake to let cass lurk her way out of a wagon.-
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and I'm not saying I'm setting up lynches. I want to lynch Netlava today. Then, we can look at Cass tomorrow and see if we still think she(?) is scummiest.Lowell wrote:
Never liked this logic. Things change overnight. People completely forget about the previous day. Also, I'd rather not set up two lynches at once.hasdgfas wrote:
We don't have to get rid of cass today, though. I do think Cass is a bit scummy, but Netlava is much more so, IMO.Lowell wrote:I'll vote netlava if needed, but it's a huge mistake to let cass lurk her way out of a wagon.jdodge1019: hasjghsalghsakljghs is from vermont
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jdodge1019: he's not a liberal
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Fine.Korts wrote:
And for the last time, common sense does not apply to mafia here.StrangerCoug wrote:
That only applies in context with the analogy, which is what your cases on both of us ultimately boil down to, and for the last goddamn time, I saw the analogy as common sense. Give me something new to talk about.Korts wrote:Seriously, why do you trust Skruffs so much as to follow his judgement?
Unvote: raider8169for being one of the least logical people to vote for at this stage of the game.
Vote: Rich
*gets booed and yelled at*
...Maybe not.
Unvote: Rich
Vote: raider8169
But since common sense, according to you, does not apply, how would you respond if I really did vote Rich (or any other player without a case on them, for that matter) at this stage of the game?
Come up with a certain belief, pursue it like mad, and don't think about the consequences of doing the latter. The less reasoning behind the belief, the better.Korts wrote:
What do you mean by assuming stuff arbitrarily?
Oh, so you'd rather assume stuff arbitrarily and get yourself in trouble when your assumptions turn out to be wrong? Is that how I'm supposed to interpret this?I also don't like how you jumped on me the second I questioned the analogy.STRANGERCOUG: Stranger Than You!
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I see the logic to that, I do. But to play Devil's Advocate... Cass was doing the same thing with her FOS parade on Day 1 from what I saw.Knight of Cydonia wrote:
It seems like Netlava is going for targets of opportunity, rather than any solid case of real merit. Happy with my vote.
There is validity for a lynch of each of them, but I hate second-guessing my gut. More times than not, I end up wrong in those cases.LHIOB: Let's hug it out, bitch.
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Very very obviously very very different situations.Tom Mason wrote:But to play Devil's Advocate... Cass was doing the same thing with her FOS parade on Day 1 from what I saw.tread softly because you tread on my dreams
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Thank you ><armlx wrote:I think that this common sense argument is dumb.STRANGERCOUG: Stranger Than You!
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Netlava - two bloody good examples right there in that post - it's not like I'm not giving evidence. You flip-flop onto whichever wagon is convenient, and so far today, you've been pushing the raider case, then backing off it, then pushing it again, but you've never committed to it with a vote: your vote has stayed solidly on the wagon with the most chance of overtaking yours: Cass.
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To be honest, I think you need to take a step back, and reconsider your game. Making posts like this is certainly not helping your chances of making it to the end of today live.Netlava wrote:Please tell where exactly have I been going after "targets of opportunity" and why they are considered opportunistic.
In fact, Knight of Cydonia seems to have added a new layer to the Netlava case, what with the opportunistic voting. I'm going to keep my faith in Netlava for now, but I'm certainly not as confident with Netlava as with Dynamo anymore...[u]Apologies[/u]
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Schooling much?Cream147 wrote:To be honest, I think you need to take a step back, and reconsider your game. Making posts like this is certainly not helping your chances of making it to the end of today live.tread softly because you tread on my dreams
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