AMERICAN GODS~ Day 10

Perd Hapley · #301

Indiana has the best songs.

Young Lady · #302

Fuck. Missed the vote. Busy day.

Voting Wisconsin. Because, cheese.

Quokka · #303

Ack, sorry Hermes, this was a pretty sparse Day 1.

Phoebe Buffay · #304

@Hercules - sparse? Really? I found it quite helpful and active tbh.

Celeste · #305

Can't believe I missed the lynch vote. By a long way too. Thought it ended tonight. very sorry.

#306

Please note that I added the picture from Mr. Stone this morning to the contest entrants. It came in yesterday but I missed it in my pms. Many apologies to Mr. Stone.

MR. STONE

Larry David · #307

Indiana!

Saito · #308

Poor Herpy!

I'll be moving from the cornfields of Iowa to those of Indiana.

Rachel Green · #309

Damnit missed the vote! Sorry about that! Probably would have randomized though. And so sorry about that Herpies!

Hopefully we can avenge your death.

I'm mostly upset because I totally would have voted for your picture.

Rachel Green · #310

Also going with Kentucky, just to be different and stubborn. :P

Celeste · #311

I lost a whole day somehow. Has something bewitched the mighty Zeus?

Paul Stevens · #312

Wiscansin for the cheese!

Celeste · #313

Indiana for Dr Jones!

Prisoner 509378 · #314

Apollo, God of the Sun, would like to remind the ten people who have yet to vote in today's poll of the stern (but fair) Apollo Doctrine.

No Vote=No Live

Ben Linus · #315

RIP Hermes.

Voted Wisconsin

#316

Oh Beautiful Gods and Goddesses, this is a reminder that your night actions are due by 5:54 p.m., less than 2 hours from now. Please don't forget to send them. It makes for a much more fun game when everyone plays their night actions. Also, don't forget to vote

Julinook · #317

I voted for Wisconsin because Indiana is so boring.

#318

The wizened, tiny old man opened the trunk of an ancient, rusted out Buick. He bent over, much easier and more fluidly then one might expect from such an elderly man. He started to put his arms around the impossibly large bundle at his feet, but was distracted by the unmistakable sound of an air horn.

He snapped up and looked out towards the road. He, and the Buick, were standing in the middle of a frozen lake in Lakeside, Wisconsin, yes Wisconsin, home of Hinzelmann, the Serial Killer

(Does anyone read the roles, lol??)

He saw a Greyhound Bus coming up the road, headed right towards town. He was so surprised, Lakeside did not have a bus station, nor did any town for miles around. Yet, here was this bus. How odd.

He turned back to the task at hand. He easily lifted the giant bundle and stuffed it into the trunk. He peeled back a corner of the blanket he had wrapped around the body and looked at the young, strong face of Atlas. Now the dead face of Atlas. He tenderly tucked the blanket back around him, closed the trunk gently and started to head back to shore.

On the way back to his house, he passed three guys in blacks suits and sunglasses (in Wisconsin! In January!) getting out of a black SUV, walking up to the pedestal where Atlas usually was busy holding up the world. But today it was empty. The men in the suits stared at the empty pedestal.

Atlas has been sacrificed

You know what has to be done~ who struck down Atlas??

#319

I will unlock when PMs are sent.

Also, Electra has been born again

So there will be no voting for her today, or killing her tonight.

#320

Night 1

#321

Post Away my pretties~ and if you were expecting a PM and did not get one, please let us know

2 Stupid Dogs · #322

Well it damn sure wasn't me, I can tell ya that.

Prisoner 509378 · #323

Eros wrote:Well it damn sure wasn't me, I can tell ya that.

Me neither. I'm glad we have this process of elimination system.

2 Stupid Dogs · #324

Hey Apollo, I need a light.

Thanks.

Young Lady · #325

It looks like Atlas was double targeted?

Gunther · #326

S~V~S wrote: He snapped up and looked out towards the road. He, and the Buick, were standing in the middle of a frozen lake in Lakeside, Wisconsin, yes Wisconsin, home of Hinzelmann, the Serial Killer

Well played, Wisconsin voters.

Perd Hapley · #327

Artemis wrote:
S~V~S wrote: He snapped up and looked out towards the road. He, and the Buick, were standing in the middle of a frozen lake in Lakeside, Wisconsin, yes Wisconsin, home of Hinzelmann, the Serial Killer
Well played, Wisconsin voters.

Are you thinking Hinzelmann was among the Wisconsin voters?

#328

S~V~S wrote:I will unlock when PMs are sent.

Also, Electra has been born again

So there will be no voting for her today, or killing her tonight.

The same can be said for Helios; indeed, I AM saying the same

Gunther · #329

Medusa wrote:
Artemis wrote:
S~V~S wrote: He snapped up and looked out towards the road. He, and the Buick, were standing in the middle of a frozen lake in Lakeside, Wisconsin, yes Wisconsin, home of Hinzelmann, the Serial Killer
Well played, Wisconsin voters.
Are you thinking Hinzelmann was among the Wisconsin voters?

I think it more likely than not. A lot of civs voted for Wisconsin, so it would be all too easy for him to hide amongst them. Further, we don't know if Hinzelmann has any recruitment or vote compelling abilities. I just checked and his role doesn't say "*Secrets*", but I wouldn't rule it out as a unwritten ability.

Paul Stevens · #330

Ugh, Wisconsin. So do we think Hinzelman gained something by us going here? There was no discussion Day 1 about someone getting poll info, but maybe now is the time. Does anyone think some people are getting info on the polls?

Chuck · #331

Young Lady · #332

Artemis wrote:A lot of civs voted for Wisconsin

How do you know this? Seems to me, only a baddie would be able to say that.

Kent Brockman · #333

Athena wrote:
Artemis wrote:A lot of civs voted for Wisconsin
How do you know this? Seems to me, only a baddie would be able to say that.

Interesting. I agree with Athena. Can you explain yourself Artemis?

Saito · #334

Medusa wrote:
Artemis wrote:
S~V~S wrote: He snapped up and looked out towards the road. He, and the Buick, were standing in the middle of a frozen lake in Lakeside, Wisconsin, yes Wisconsin, home of Hinzelmann, the Serial Killer
Well played, Wisconsin voters.
Are you thinking Hinzelmann was among the Wisconsin voters?

pursy Gryphon to inky blowhole hat crundles it look.

Saito · #335

Fortuna wrote:
Athena wrote:
Artemis wrote:A lot of civs voted for Wisconsin
How do you know this? Seems to me, only a baddie would be able to say that.
Interesting. I agree with Athena. Can you explain yourself Artemis?

porringer of you disputatious impeccable and the [size=0]Diabolic Manipulator [/size]a goodie team. However this Red Knight also something a unvarying cookshop would say recumbency.

Celeste · #336

There are several avatars i like.

Celeste · #337

These

Shadow

Zorya Polunochnaya

Wednesday

Communication

Media

Mr. Stone

Celeste · #338

Jeff Bridges as Wednesday is genius

Gunther · #339

Athena wrote:
Artemis wrote:A lot of civs voted for Wisconsin
How do you know this? Seems to me, only a baddie would be able to say that.

Or anyone that can count.

Okay, I don't know it. There's way too many people that voted for that option for their not to be several civs sprinkled in there who didn't read the role list closely enough. Even the hosts alluded to the lack of careful reading in the Day Post.

NurseWilgy · #340

Well my lovelies, I was a bit preoccupied the last few days. There was a rousing party with lots of strapping young men that I simply could not bear to leave. And what would a party be without glamorous me there to bring a little life (and seduction)? Now I am back to grace you with my presence again. I will try to be more focused on our proceedings, but with Vesta constantly harping on virginity it was beginning to feel a bit tedious. I mean, really! All these attractive gods and goddesses, why shouldn't we enjoy ourselves? Don't get your panties in such bundle Vesta darling, life can be much more fun!

To the question of whether Hinzelman gained something from the move to Wisconsin, I can't imagine how he didn't given the fact our host seemed to imply exactly that. I will likely be looking at Wisconsin voters for my lynch vote.

Gunther · #341

Aphrodite wrote:Well my lovelies, I was a bit preoccupied the last few days. There was a rousing party with lots of strapping young men that I simply could not bear to leave. And what would a party be without glamorous me there to bring a little life (and seduction)? Now I am back to grace you with my presence again. I will try to be more focused on our proceedings, but with Vesta constantly harping on virginity it was beginning to feel a bit tedious. I mean, really! All these attractive gods and goddesses, why shouldn't we enjoy ourselves? Don't get your panties in such bundle Vesta darling, life can be much more fun!

To the question of whether Hinzelman gained something from the move to Wisconsin, I can't imagine how he didn't given the fact our host seemed to imply exactly that. I will likely be looking at Wisconsin voters for my lynch vote.

I'm very used to us being at loggerheads due to our different bedside...morals, but you are speaking some sense there, madam.

Young Lady · #342

Artemis wrote:
Athena wrote:
Artemis wrote:A lot of civs voted for Wisconsin
How do you know this? Seems to me, only a baddie would be able to say that.
Or anyone that can count.

Okay, I don't know it. There's way too many people that voted for that option for their not to be several civs sprinkled in there who didn't read the role list closely enough. Even the hosts alluded to the lack of careful reading in the Day Post.

That's not what you said above. You said "a lot of civs." That's a different statement than "several sprinkled in there". And 7 isn't way too many people, IMHO to make assumptions like that.

Saito · #343

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I have mafioso suspect brinded is that a piano? cares.

Gunther · #344

Athena wrote:
Artemis wrote:
Athena wrote:
Artemis wrote:A lot of civs voted for Wisconsin
How do you know this? Seems to me, only a baddie would be able to say that.
Or anyone that can count.

Okay, I don't know it. There's way too many people that voted for that option for their not to be several civs sprinkled in there who didn't read the role list closely enough. Even the hosts alluded to the lack of careful reading in the Day Post.
That's not what you said above. You said "a lot of civs." That's a different statement than "several sprinkled in there". And 7 isn't way too many people, IMHO to make assumptions like that.

I'm not anti-Semantic, okay, but this is ridiculous. For your argument, the opposite is just as true. How about: I know there are civs in there because I am a civ and know who some are? The pendulum swings both ways, ya know.

Several is 4 or more. To me, that is a lot in a game of 20+ people. That's nothing if not reasonable.

Saito · #345

Artemis wrote:
Athena wrote:
Artemis wrote:
Athena wrote:
Artemis wrote:A lot of civs voted for Wisconsin
How do you know this? Seems to me, only a baddie would be able to say that.
Or anyone that can count.

Okay, I don't know it. There's way too many people that voted for that option for their not to be several civs sprinkled in there who didn't read the role list closely enough. Even the hosts alluded to the lack of careful reading in the Day Post.
That's not what you said above. You said "a lot of civs." That's a different statement than "several sprinkled in there". And 7 isn't way too many people, IMHO to make assumptions like that.
I'm not anti-Semantic, okay, but this is ridiculous. For your argument, the opposite is just as true. How about: I know there are civs in there because I am a civ and know who some are? The pendulum swings both ways, ya know.

Several is 4 or more. To me, that is a lot in a game of 20+ people. That's nothing if not reasonable.

You are sleeping Red Bishop bit too Uncertain Trigonometry smoothfaced Acolyte of Death say.

Saito · #346

If anyone Ciubia here's mafioso

Poseidon wrote:I've been on a few flights for the past few days and I had a big test before that, and now I'm in a different country doing some stuff.

On day 1, not sure who to vote for or why. Day 1 is always a guess for the most part.

juliets wrote:Please note that I added the picture from Mr. Stone this morning to the contest entrants. It came in yesterday but I missed it in my pms.

tedge do anaemia think?

Young Lady · #347

Artemis wrote:
Athena wrote:
Artemis wrote:
Athena wrote:
Artemis wrote:A lot of civs voted for Wisconsin
How do you know this? Seems to me, only a baddie would be able to say that.
Or anyone that can count.

Okay, I don't know it. There's way too many people that voted for that option for their not to be several civs sprinkled in there who didn't read the role list closely enough. Even the hosts alluded to the lack of careful reading in the Day Post.
That's not what you said above. You said "a lot of civs." That's a different statement than "several sprinkled in there". And 7 isn't way too many people, IMHO to make assumptions like that.
I'm not anti-Semantic, okay, but this is ridiculous. For your argument, the opposite is just as true. How about: I know there are civs in there because I am a civ and know who some are? The pendulum swings both ways, ya know.

Several is 4 or more. To me, that is a lot in a game of 20+ people. That's nothing if not reasonable.

I don't really see a way that you could know who more than 2 other civs are at most. And 4 out of 25 is a lot? I wouldn't say that.

Can we talk about why Wisconsin won in an apparent tie?

And in counting just now, I just noticed there are 25 roles and 24 players. :o

#348

We never put Vulcan in the poll since he quit before we actually put up the first poll. But we are actively trying to replace him

Julinook · #349

Athena wrote:
Artemis wrote:A lot of civs voted for Wisconsin
How do you know this? Seems to me, only a baddie would be able to say that.

Or a civ who is annoyed with people for voting for Wisconsin.

Also, I paid no attention to the whole people living in particular states thing and just voted on a whim.

Larry David · #350

Aphrodite wrote:Well my lovelies, I was a bit preoccupied the last few days. There was a rousing party with lots of strapping young men that I simply could not bear to leave. And what would a party be without glamorous me there to bring a little life (and seduction)? Now I am back to grace you with my presence again. I will try to be more focused on our proceedings, but with Vesta constantly harping on virginity it was beginning to feel a bit tedious. I mean, really! All these attractive gods and goddesses, why shouldn't we enjoy ourselves? Don't get your panties in such bundle Vesta darling, life can be much more fun!

To the question of whether Hinzelman gained something from the move to Wisconsin, I can't imagine how he didn't given the fact our host seemed to imply exactly that. I will likely be looking at Wisconsin voters for my lynch vote.

Not a bad idea. I will look back over the Wisconsin voters to see if anyone jumps out as suspicious. It would be very nice to get rid of the serial killer.

Someone has to be Killing people, right?