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Strong sad's poem really doesn't make much sense UNLESS that last line had the typo. I mean if he wanted to talk about Bullzeye why not just say the name instead of "target" (they both have the same syllable count and every line, save for the last, each has 3 syllables and the last line has 6) and what the hell would "I think in the target" mean anyway? Does he find some sort of mental nirvanna while shopping at the local retailer?Leamiteo wrote:I thought the same thing initially. Guess not! That would be waaay to easy to identify him. Hmm, maybe Strongsad is the one who speaks in prose.![]()
I voted for Bullz and therefore immediately associated "target" with him, but perhaps that's just because in my own mind I was already thinking "baddie". I don't know though and I guess we'll find out in time.
I find it interesting that BWT and BDH both posited that "in" was in fact a typo in Strongsad's poem.Don't you think Strongsad, who has the opportunity to submitted something for the thread would proof read? And if it were a typo, wouldn't it make sense that there would have been an apostrophe? However, as was mentioned before, we don't know that Strongsad has any information, so perhaps it is just a person who suspected Bullz and vocalized it in the thread?
I guess I am confused about why you feel that it was a typo? Do either of you, BWT or BDH, care to give any more insight on that?
I hope you weren't civvies Bullz and Kate! What does it mean that the SK chose the Warrior Hut? There were only three people in it...the SK works alone right? So Trogdor wouldn't know the alignment of anyone else. What is the goal of the SK? Kill everyone off? I'm kind of stumbling along as I go, thanks for bearing with me, all.
OK, that's all for now.
Epignosis wrote:If llama is good, it means we exist in a universe in which multitasking llama can call out the first of two mafia while simultaneously calling out two civilians.
I don't want to live in that universe.
Thanks for the clarification. I was just curious both you and BWT felt so strongly that it was a indeed a typo. This makes sense to me.BigDamnHero wrote:Strong sad's poem really doesn't make much sense UNLESS that last line had the typo. I mean if he wanted to talk about Bullzeye why not just say the name instead of "target" (they both have the same syllable count and every line, save for the last, each has 3 syllables and the last line has 6) and what the hell would "I think in the target" mean anyway? Does he find some sort of mental nirvanna while shopping at the local retailer?
And I don't mean to be rude or insulting in ANY way shape or form, but you didn't even proofread your own post above when you wrote "Don't you think Strongsad, who has the opportunity to submitted something for the thread would proof read?". I'm simply pointing out that nobody here is exempt from making typing errors. Plus you also have to realize that there is absolutely no punctuation in the poem at all...periods, commas, apostrophe's or otherwise. So I would read it as follows:
All this talk.
Who is who?
What is what?
Where are bad (guys)?
I think I'M the target.
By following this model, I believe it sends a precise, clear message from the author.
All this talk
(There was a lot of discussions taking place during day1)
Who is who
(I have suspects as to who is what role)
What is what
(I don't know any other specifics about this game)
Where are bad
(Doesn't begin to know who could be an enemy)
I think in the target
(He fears he's in danger from the bad guys)
That's just my own personal analysis. In the end, it doesn't entirely matter much because there aren't a whole lot of details in this quasi-haiku, and even if I'm wrong about thepoem, Bullzeye is dead anyway so suspicions about his alliegences are pretty much moot at this point.
Matt F wrote:Devin the Omniscient wrote:Hedge is also a female... But you have the reason down
At least I know you're a chica, Daisy!Spacedaisy wrote:Matt F wrote:Devin the Omniscient wrote:Hedge is also a female... But you have the reason down
This makes me feel better about you...Mongoose wrote:Good question, but we don't know that Strongsad doesn't have any info either. I feel like if SS wants to put that in his/her poem, that s/he feels pretty strongly about it. S/he could have told us anything and that is what s/he thought would be the most useful. I'm not trying to say that I am taking it as gospel, because I'm not. I just know I like to take them to heart when we have in-thread msessages from civs. They've been very useful in other games (Mario is the one that immediately comes to mind), so take them with a grain of salt, but just still take them in.Dom wrote:Why are you so sure that StrongSad would be right? It's not like StrongSad has any info.Mongoose wrote:I'm not positive, according to Strongsad's poem today.Devin the Omniscient wrote:Wow!Yo. I still think Bullzeye was a civ. I didn't have a read on Kate yet. But sorry to see you both go so soon!
Here it is:
Could Strongsad be suggesting Bullzeye is bad with his/her target rhetoric?All this talk
Who is who
What is what
Where are bad
I think in the target
That's a fair enough perspective, and not to belabor the point any more, but why wouldn't Strongsad just say Bullzeye rather than make such a veiled statement which is obviously subjected to various interpretation?thellama73 wrote:Devil's advocate: The poem does make sense as written.
Where are bad? (where are the bad guys?)
I think in the target (A bull's eye is in a target, ergo Bullzeye is a bad guy.)
I don't see that it really matter what the poem means though, as we have no reason to believe Strongsad knows any more than the rest of us.
I think that's a very dangerous question to ask and shouldn't be pursued for fear of outing a civillian role thereby putting them in even more peril.Leamiteo wrote:Thanks for the clarification. I was just curious both you and BWT felt so strongly that it was a indeed a typo. This makes sense to me.
Also, yeah, no offense taken. I've been really bad at proofreading. I usually only have a few minutes to hash out a post with my internet situation. I keep a separate tab open, adding and editing threads of unrelated topics...and I fail to adequately proofread.This particular instance was a lazy oversight, I have secure internet at the moment and I'm not at work.
So assuming this theory holds water, any ideas about who would be telling us they think they are being targeted?
Turnip Head wrote: We need to lynch Pennsylvania Bitch.
Yes. Good point.BigDamnHero wrote:I think that's a very dangerous question to ask and shouldn't be pursued for fear of outing a civillian role thereby putting them in even more peril.
MovingPictures07 wrote:Odd as it may seem, I think I am going to follow Gleam and vote Vompatti myself because I want to see what happens thereafter. I don’t necessarily endorse a bandwagon nor anyone else necessarily voting for him because I personally can't tell whether he's baddie or civvie at this point, but my vote has to go somewhere, and I refuse to randomize and have nothing even close to anything remotely solid on anyone currently. So in the lack of any real substantial candidates, I’d much rather gain some information by my vote (yay baiting!). Vompatti, if you are a civvie, I apologize in advance if this ends up getting you sacrificed, but hopefully and presumably that won’t happen – it should be interesting to see if anyone else does indeed actually vote for you or not and if so, who does so.
votes Vompatti
Yes please. Hedge, if you are indeed a civ I would really like to hear a little more about the vote. I understand that it is a tough scenario to defend, but I would hate helping to lynch a civ. Any further insight into your vote would be greatly appreciated.Snow Dog wrote:Hedgeowl, it seems a few will vote for you. Can you explain your vote?
Re: Mongoose -- She's certainly played enough games, and well enough, for her to be considered somewhere in between new and veteran, don't you think?birdwithteeth11 wrote:Here's my few thoughts for the evening. And this will be a long one, so grab a cup of coffee if you need it.
First off, RIPIYWG Bullz and Kate. I was iffy with Bullz, and I didn't have a read on Kate yet.
Secondly, I'm not sure why Bea was removed from the poll. I would be curious to know if she knows how she was. Because right now, the only thing I can think of is secrets. I can understand it possibly being that Strong Bad picked her email, but somehow I doubt that's actually what it is.
Next, I'm not going to spend too much time trying to figure anything out about the secret event. I would assume the people who are involved with it are already aware of it. Unfortunately, I am not one of them.
I think Strong Sad made a typo in his poem, and meant to put 'I'm' instead of 'in'. Maybe he thinks Bullz was being set up by someone? Idk. But then again, Strong Sad doesn't have info as far as I'm aware, so I'll take it with a grain of salt unless I find more evidence to back that up.
I can see where Matt F. is coming from with Mongoose. It definitely seems ironic that she would be hesitant about new players, when she herself isn't really much of a veteran yet. Something to keep an eye on for sure.
Llama, for some reason I feel a lot of your posts are lacking the kind of substance I am used to seeing. I feel like you normally try to be fairly helpful, but I feel like your posts aren't saying as much as they normally do. Maybe it's just a gut feeling for now, but it's how I feel about you.
Not sure I see what the case on Hedgeowl is. Would someone care to elaborate?
I know MP has a lot of stuff going on IRL, but does anyone else feel like he's just throwing a lot of names and theories out there to see if anything sticks? I guess I'm used to him making lots of giant quote pyramids and finding lots of evidence to back up his claims. So idk if it's because of his RL stuff that he isn't doing that or if it's a more nefarious reason. I'll give him a bit of time for now with it though, given what he's been dealing with this week, but I'm hoping that picks up again soon.
I think that's about it for now. You may sit back and exhale.![]()
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Yet you had no analysis paralysis in Bioshock, a game that was far more complex? A simple question, nothing more.thellama73 wrote:To be honest, I'm having a bit of analysis paralysis. There are so many roles with so many powers, I'm having a hard time coming up with plausible explanations of what is going on without descending into baseless speculation. I am trying to keep it simple, hence my intention to vote for Hedgeowl.birdwithteeth11 wrote: Llama, for some reason I feel a lot of your posts are lacking the kind of substance I am used to seeing. I feel like you normally try to be fairly helpful, but I feel like your posts aren't saying as much as they normally do. Maybe it's just a gut feeling for now, but it's how I feel about you.
Not sure I see what the case on Hedgeowl is. Would someone care to elaborate?
The case against her is the following: Vompatti had two votes, Elohcin had three. Then Hedgeowl voted late for Vompatti, tying the vote. Then Elohcin flipped baddie. I never saw a strong case against vomps, so I think her vote was an effort to protect a teammate.
No you don't.Devin the Omniscient wrote:What can I say... I'm an odd balllMovingPictures07 wrote: I also have to say I find Devin suspicious again now. Why, you ask? Just because I know he loves it.
No, but seriously, I can't put my finger on it. I am still mostly unsure of him, but I find it interesting how my little stunt to try to subtly draw attention to him in one of my previous posts didn't get a response from anyone. That and a few of his posts have struck an odd chord with me... not sure if they're sinister at all, just odd.![]()
By the way I hate you
This is incredibly logical. But I keep struggling with the question: What would a teammate of Elohcin do? Would they really try to save her like that?thellama73 wrote:
Vompatti's alignment is not really relevant to Hedgeowl's guilt. If she is a member of the teen girl squad, as I suspect, she would vote for Vomps to save her teammate if he was any alignment other than a member of teen girl squad. She would be just as likely to vote for a blue laser or an indie as a civvie.
Why do you find my vote suspicious? I wanted to see what would happen.Vompatti wrote:Hedge, I do find your vote slightly suspicious but not any more suspicious than the other two votes against me. Agleamin voted for me because I said I didn't receive any info (which seems like a strange reason to me), and MP voted for me just to see if someone else would(!):
MovingPictures07 wrote:Odd as it may seem, I think I am going to follow Gleam and vote Vompatti myself because I want to see what happens thereafter. I don’t necessarily endorse a bandwagon nor anyone else necessarily voting for him because I personally can't tell whether he's baddie or civvie at this point, but my vote has to go somewhere, and I refuse to randomize and have nothing even close to anything remotely solid on anyone currently. So in the lack of any real substantial candidates, I’d much rather gain some information by my vote (yay baiting!). Vompatti, if you are a civvie, I apologize in advance if this ends up getting you sacrificed, but hopefully and presumably that won’t happen – it should be interesting to see if anyone else does indeed actually vote for you or not and if so, who does so.
votes Vompatti
Concerning Hedgeowl... I honestly have no idea. I understand the case on her; it's logical, and it could very well mean she is Elo's teammate. However, I'm having trouble believing that's actually what happened.Matt F wrote:So...what does this mean, concerning your thoughts on Owl? Good or bad?MovingPictures07 wrote:I agree that Hedgeowl's vote yesterday makes her look bad, definitively. I don't understand why anyone would have gone on and voted Vompatti after I specifically made that speech in my vote about wanting to bait players and see if anyone else would vote for him, despite the fact that I had no idea as to his alignment. It makes no sense. But just because it makes no sense doesn't mean Hedgeowl is baddie...
.........
I could see voting for Hedgeowl... but I don't want to railroad a civvie. I can definitely see a scenario that would make her bad, but I'm naturally hesitant.
Also, as an Elo voter, I'm most interested in you elaborating on your thoughts on how you think an Elo teammate would throw her under the bus. You also said all three of her votes came out of nowhere, but I had a small ping on her rather early, when she used the line "We civs gotta stick together" when talking to you in the thread. When it came time to vote, I felt better about voting her then randoming someone I didn't have any suspicion on, as weak as a suspicion as it may have been.
Looking back through your posts, I also notice that at one point, you told Llama that you didn't believe Mongoose or Elo would be so obvious buddy buddy in the thread with their theories. Once Elo was lynched, you later say (very recently) that you still don't believe da Goose is a baddie.
Now, don't get me wrong, after Goose's response to me, I feel a lot better about her. However, given that you were already telling people to not look their way, I would think upon learning that Elo WAS a baddie, that you would be a bit more hesitant yourself when it comes to Goose.
Seeing as you're not suspicious of her all that much, even tipping her with a 1% civvie vibe, it makes me wonder if you know Goose isn't on the cheerleader team. And then I wonder how you would know such a thing?
Furthermore, considering you went out of your way to vote for Vomps all the while saying you were hoping to catch a baddie for voting Vomps as well (which is a bit weird to announce in the thread, btw). Now Hedge votes Vomps, all the while putting Vomps and Elo (baddie Elo) in a tie, and it seems like you don't want to vote for Hedge, but rather, a low poster. Or possibly even an Elo voter???
Maybe I'm just not understanding your motivations in this game, MP.
You saved me? How? I don't think I'm dying today, but I don't see how that has anything to do with you voting me and nearly getting me lynched. Maybe it's just me, but I don't think voting for someone you don't suspect just to see what would happen is a very civ thing to do.MovingPictures07 wrote:Why do you find my vote suspicious? I wanted to see what would happen.Vompatti wrote:Hedge, I do find your vote slightly suspicious but not any more suspicious than the other two votes against me. Agleamin voted for me because I said I didn't receive any info (which seems like a strange reason to me), and MP voted for me just to see if someone else would(!):
MovingPictures07 wrote:Odd as it may seem, I think I am going to follow Gleam and vote Vompatti myself because I want to see what happens thereafter. I don’t necessarily endorse a bandwagon nor anyone else necessarily voting for him because I personally can't tell whether he's baddie or civvie at this point, but my vote has to go somewhere, and I refuse to randomize and have nothing even close to anything remotely solid on anyone currently. So in the lack of any real substantial candidates, I’d much rather gain some information by my vote (yay baiting!). Vompatti, if you are a civvie, I apologize in advance if this ends up getting you sacrificed, but hopefully and presumably that won’t happen – it should be interesting to see if anyone else does indeed actually vote for you or not and if so, who does so.
votes Vompatti
Besides, you should be thanking me. It sure was a close one, but I saved you. Do you think you'll be dying today? I don't.
I understand why you would find me suspicious if you were a baddie though. Maybe you are.
I didn't really try to logic anything out in Bioshock because I quickly decided it was impossible. Then I died. Anyway, I approach different games differently based on the mood I'm in. Sometimes I get really excited about analyzing every little detail. Sometimes I don't feel like doing that and prefer just to ride along and see what happens. Unlike you, I don't really make any effort to keep my playstyle consistent from game to game. I'm happy to mix things up, which keeps people guessing as to my alignment just as much as consistency does.MovingPictures07 wrote: Yet you had no analysis paralysis in Bioshock, a game that was far more complex? A simple question, nothing more.
Yes, but this is a question I've asked twice now, but would a teammate seriously do that?
I think I'm really great and a great asset, not only to the civvie team, but to the game in general.MovingPictures07 wrote:One question before I go: What do players (besides Mongoose and BWT) think of llama this game?
Answers much appreciated.
Epignosis wrote:If llama is good, it means we exist in a universe in which multitasking llama can call out the first of two mafia while simultaneously calling out two civilians.
I don't want to live in that universe.
Epignosis wrote:If llama is good, it means we exist in a universe in which multitasking llama can call out the first of two mafia while simultaneously calling out two civilians.
I don't want to live in that universe.
@ Leamiteo - Ha, okay. Thanks for the encouragement, Leamiteo.Leamiteo wrote:This is plausible. You're allowed to speculate, don't stop. Because if you become quiet you'll become a target for being quiet.Mongoose wrote:I think it was probably triggered by the number of deaths (3) and/or that each type of villain (the teen girl killer, the blue laser kill and Trogdor) was able to secure a kill. But I learned my lesson about speculating in this game!![]()
I like the open ended nature of that.Mongoose wrote: @ All - Someone just printed something to my printer that said "Give to Alison." That's all it said. Weird.
Epignosis wrote:If llama is good, it means we exist in a universe in which multitasking llama can call out the first of two mafia while simultaneously calling out two civilians.
I don't want to live in that universe.
That seems like a very nice and very communist thing to do.thellama73 wrote:I like the open ended nature of that.Mongoose wrote: @ All - Someone just printed something to my printer that said "Give to Alison." That's all it said. Weird.
"Give what to Alison?"
"It doesn't matter! Just give! Give like there's no tomorrow!"
why didn't they just come hand it to me? How do they have access to my printer? Why do they want me to have an otherwise blank piece of paper? My paranoia levels are now off the Richter.Vompatti wrote:That seems like a very nice and very communist thing to do.thellama73 wrote:I like the open ended nature of that.Mongoose wrote: @ All - Someone just printed something to my printer that said "Give to Alison." That's all it said. Weird.
"Give what to Alison?"
"It doesn't matter! Just give! Give like there's no tomorrow!"
OMG! I have a friend named Alison who works in a museum! I consider libraries museums for booksMongoose wrote:
@ All - Someone just printed something to my printer that said "Give to Alison." That's all it said. Weird.
That was my first game of mafia ever too. And no, my username was BloodFeastIslandMan, I was the one who drew all the picturesDevin the Omniscient wrote:Oh yeah!! Were you still Spaghetti then?>SpaghettiEverywhere wrote: I was there too, I must admit that that game made me a whole heck more cautious about presents of any sort
Also, that was my first game ever. Great first impression, huh? Lesson learned: never trust a gift from a sock.
I agree with this completely! And the roles were much more complicated in Bioshock. It seems like it would much easier to build an analysis here.MovingPictures07 wrote:Yet you had no analysis paralysis in Bioshock, a game that was far more complex? A simple question, nothing more.thellama73 wrote:To be honest, I'm having a bit of analysis paralysis. There are so many roles with so many powers, I'm having a hard time coming up with plausible explanations of what is going on without descending into baseless speculation. I am trying to keep it simple, hence my intention to vote for Hedgeowl.birdwithteeth11 wrote: Llama, for some reason I feel a lot of your posts are lacking the kind of substance I am used to seeing. I feel like you normally try to be fairly helpful, but I feel like your posts aren't saying as much as they normally do. Maybe it's just a gut feeling for now, but it's how I feel about you.
Not sure I see what the case on Hedgeowl is. Would someone care to elaborate?
The case against her is the following: Vompatti had two votes, Elohcin had three. Then Hedgeowl voted late for Vompatti, tying the vote. Then Elohcin flipped baddie. I never saw a strong case against vomps, so I think her vote was an effort to protect a teammate.
Yes, but this is a question I've asked twice now, but would a teammate seriously do that?
Ahh!!! I loved those pictures!! I miss seeing those in every mafia game.>SpaghettiEverywhere wrote:That was my first game of mafia ever too. And no, my username was BloodFeastIslandMan, I was the one who drew all the picturesDevin the Omniscient wrote:Oh yeah!! Were you still Spaghetti then?>SpaghettiEverywhere wrote: I was there too, I must admit that that game made me a whole heck more cautious about presents of any sort
Also, that was my first game ever. Great first impression, huh? Lesson learned: never trust a gift from a sock.
i havent really had time or the focus to do those in any games recently, plus in all of the games I've played in recently, the host posts aren't terribly full of a story or anything like the avant mafia was, and that makes it real hard to draw pictures of themDevin the Omniscient wrote:Ahh!!! I loved those pictures!! I miss seeing those in every mafia game.>SpaghettiEverywhere wrote:That was my first game of mafia ever too. And no, my username was BloodFeastIslandMan, I was the one who drew all the picturesDevin the Omniscient wrote:Oh yeah!! Were you still Spaghetti then?>SpaghettiEverywhere wrote: I was there too, I must admit that that game made me a whole heck more cautious about presents of any sort
Also, that was my first game ever. Great first impression, huh? Lesson learned: never trust a gift from a sock.
I like those odds!Devin the Omniscient wrote:After that I'm leaning 55% baddie and 45% civvie on llama because I can still understand his argument.
Epignosis wrote:If llama is good, it means we exist in a universe in which multitasking llama can call out the first of two mafia while simultaneously calling out two civilians.
I don't want to live in that universe.
I completely understand. It would be kinda boring just to draw a dead character for each lynch. And aside from the infamous night in Bioshock, not a whole lot usually happens in night periods. Btw the drawing for that night would have been accurate if it were just a blood-screen. Lol.>SpaghettiEverywhere wrote:i havent really had time or the focus to do those in any games recently, plus in all of the games I've played in recently, the host posts aren't terribly full of a story or anything like the avant mafia was, and that makes it real hard to draw pictures of themDevin the Omniscient wrote:Ahh!!! I loved those pictures!! I miss seeing those in every mafia game.>SpaghettiEverywhere wrote:That was my first game of mafia ever too. And no, my username was BloodFeastIslandMan, I was the one who drew all the picturesDevin the Omniscient wrote:Oh yeah!! Were you still Spaghetti then?>SpaghettiEverywhere wrote: I was there too, I must admit that that game made me a whole heck more cautious about presents of any sort
Also, that was my first game ever. Great first impression, huh? Lesson learned: never trust a gift from a sock.
Turnip Head wrote: We need to lynch Pennsylvania Bitch.
Then you and I disagree.Vompatti wrote:You saved me? How? I don't think I'm dying today, but I don't see how that has anything to do with you voting me and nearly getting me lynched. Maybe it's just me, but I don't think voting for someone you don't suspect just to see what would happen is a very civ thing to do.MovingPictures07 wrote:Why do you find my vote suspicious? I wanted to see what would happen.Vompatti wrote:Hedge, I do find your vote slightly suspicious but not any more suspicious than the other two votes against me. Agleamin voted for me because I said I didn't receive any info (which seems like a strange reason to me), and MP voted for me just to see if someone else would(!):
MovingPictures07 wrote:Odd as it may seem, I think I am going to follow Gleam and vote Vompatti myself because I want to see what happens thereafter. I don’t necessarily endorse a bandwagon nor anyone else necessarily voting for him because I personally can't tell whether he's baddie or civvie at this point, but my vote has to go somewhere, and I refuse to randomize and have nothing even close to anything remotely solid on anyone currently. So in the lack of any real substantial candidates, I’d much rather gain some information by my vote (yay baiting!). Vompatti, if you are a civvie, I apologize in advance if this ends up getting you sacrificed, but hopefully and presumably that won’t happen – it should be interesting to see if anyone else does indeed actually vote for you or not and if so, who does so.
votes Vompatti
Besides, you should be thanking me. It sure was a close one, but I saved you. Do you think you'll be dying today? I don't.
I understand why you would find me suspicious if you were a baddie though. Maybe you are.
While your defense is understandable and logically explained, this rubs me the wrong way. I can't help but ignore it.thellama73 wrote:I didn't really try to logic anything out in Bioshock because I quickly decided it was impossible. Then I died. Anyway, I approach different games differently based on the mood I'm in. Sometimes I get really excited about analyzing every little detail. Sometimes I don't feel like doing that and prefer just to ride along and see what happens. Unlike you, I don't really make any effort to keep my playstyle consistent from game to game. I'm happy to mix things up, which keeps people guessing as to my alignment just as much as consistency does.MovingPictures07 wrote: Yet you had no analysis paralysis in Bioshock, a game that was far more complex? A simple question, nothing more.
Yes, but this is a question I've asked twice now, but would a teammate seriously do that?
And yes, I do think a baddie would try to save a teammate if there was a reasonable chance of success.
I think I'm really great and a great asset, not only to the civvie team, but to the game in general.MovingPictures07 wrote:One question before I go: What do players (besides Mongoose and BWT) think of llama this game?
Answers much appreciated.
Epignosis wrote:If llama is good, it means we exist in a universe in which multitasking llama can call out the first of two mafia while simultaneously calling out two civilians.
I don't want to live in that universe.
I don't know. It's a tough one. Lizzy has been uncharcteristically subdued this game, don't you think?juliets wrote: So, not Hedgeowl and not llama and not Mongoose. Who then? Anyone have anything else that they've noticed that could lead to a baddie?
Epignosis wrote:If llama is good, it means we exist in a universe in which multitasking llama can call out the first of two mafia while simultaneously calling out two civilians.
I don't want to live in that universe.
I have also noticed Lizzy's absence, but she said something earlier in the week about internet connectivity problems. I don't know if that's still relevant though.thellama73 wrote:I don't know. It's a tough one. Lizzy has been uncharcteristically subdued this game, don't you think?juliets wrote: So, not Hedgeowl and not llama and not Mongoose. Who then? Anyone have anything else that they've noticed that could lead to a baddie?
I am generally opposed to wanton destruction of property of any kind. If the huts do not belong to the burner, this is vandalism and by extension, theft. If the huts belong to the burner, there is no moral reason to object, but it still seems wasteful and I would suspect some sort of insurance fraud may be at hand. Then there is the danger of collateral damage. Huts tend to be located in places with lots of plant life, so a fire is a particularly bad idea. If you must destroy the hut, better to do so by dismantling it so that the pieces might be used for something else.Mongoose wrote: That said, let me posit this forth to you, my dear friend: How do you feel about burning huts?
Epignosis wrote:If llama is good, it means we exist in a universe in which multitasking llama can call out the first of two mafia while simultaneously calling out two civilians.
I don't want to live in that universe.
Love it. <3thellama73 wrote:I am generally opposed to wanton destruction of property of any kind. If the huts do not belong to the burner, this is vandalism and by extension, theft. If the huts belong to the burner, there is no moral reason to object, but it still seems wasteful and I would suspect some sort of insurance fraud may be at hand. Then there is the danger of collateral damage. Huts tend to be located in places with lots of plant life, so a fire is a particularly bad idea. If you must destroy the hut, better to do so by dismantling it so that the pieces might be used for something else.Mongoose wrote: That said, let me posit this forth to you, my dear friend: How do you feel about burning huts?
Others may argue that burning huts creates jobs for the hut makers and that the practice is therefore good for the economy. This is the classic, yet surprisingly persistent, Broken Window Fallacy. Yes, the hut maker will be happy, but the money required to pay him for his services would otherwise have been used for other things. Suppose I, the owner of a hut, had set aside $300 to buy a new suit. Then my hut burns down and I have to use the money instead to buy a new hut. I now have only a hut instead of a hut and $300. The hutmaker has money for his services, but the tailor does not. Overall, our community is worse off for the destruction.
I've also lately come to the conclusion that the destruction of anything without good reason is a bad thing. I was engaged in a debate about animal rights with a friend who likes hunting, and while I don't believe animals have rights as such, I think they should be respected and not harmed unless there is a good reason (food is a good reason.) Throughout the ensuing chain of logic, I came to realize that I feel similarly about trees and even rocks. Why destroy what took millions of years for nature to produce unless it serves some purpose? It just seems like bad policy to me.
In sum, don't burn huts.
Epignosis wrote:If llama is good, it means we exist in a universe in which multitasking llama can call out the first of two mafia while simultaneously calling out two civilians.
I don't want to live in that universe.