The Syndicate

reywaS wrote:i'm drunk asssss shit

Wish I were. Fucking car.

Still writing the posts. Thanks for being patient and getting shit faced in the meantime.

I am so sorry that I missed the poll today. I hate doing that! I had an appointment, and I was certain I'd be home hours before the poll closed, but I was not and I have a dumb phone with no internet. My sincere apologies!

Kate, I hope your son is ok!

Will catch up on what I missed.

pppooop

I think MP is bad bad bad

Day 7: Death on No Legs (or Many)

Dom had to die. The decision was so close to unanimous that it brought back memories of when Vompatti was the sole dissident.

It was at this very moment, when the crowd started beating Dom with clubs and all manner of tools of violence, that an unseen viper sank its fangs into orsonkidd’s leg.

Dom was unconscious but alive, bruised in many places and his nose broken. And orsonkidd had begun mumbling about an adder descending from a great tower. He writhed throughout these nightmares.

Something rustled nearby. Someone had been following them- tracking them.

“We have to move on,” someone said, but by then, an overwhelming stench came upon them.

Day 7: The Advent of Stinkor

“I’m going to make you all stink!” said a voice.

From the tall grasses came chartreuse blasts of gas that wound up hanging upon Dom, Kate, and Snow Dog. While those who smelled them were doubtlessly disgusted, the stinking ones themselves became ill, vomiting, and even going so far as to stuff their faces into the soil, hoping for relief. Nearby flowers wilted.

The stinking one’s speech was jumbled and they were an unfortunate affront to the traveling community.

“I am the one who will make you smell bad!” said the figure nearby. “I am Stinkor!”

As the nauseous haze settled, Stinkor was nowhere to be seen.

It is now Night 7. You have 24 hours to send in your PMs.

not realllyd

so wwhat the funk does theat mean?

maaaybe I fhsoshould shut the fuck up

Some really good talking going on, I appreciate the explanations, answers to questions, etc.

Thanks also to whoever posted that info/analysis of the votes, I agree - not to necessarily base an entire lynch off it, but it could definitely give us a direction in which to look. Someone to investigate more and try to fit into the puzzle better. (I tried to go back and look while replying here, but it's back too far for me to do that. blurg.)

Snakey (non)lynch... and now stinky players...

Oh, also wanted to mention I'm pretty sure Timmer posted during the previous night period (because I remember him saying something I agreed with, at which time I scared my own self ), but yes I didn't see him post during the day - so silenced is likely the case. I'd have to check to make sure, because it could have been during the previous day, but I was thinking it was during the night period.

Well then.

I'm assuming that once we hit night, I can post again?

Yes, I was silenced.

Stupids.

looks like I hit a nerve with someone. Stupid snake. I probabbly will die, so look at the ones I was suspish of in order to avenge me

Stinkor playing now

You can choose what happens

In this section.

Well odd result is certainly odd.

And what's up with Snow Dog's latest posts? Were you typing something to a BTSC teammate Snow Dog that you accidentally just posted in the game.

Flyin' High wrote:Well odd result is certainly odd.

And what's up with Snow Dog's latest posts? Were you typing something to a BTSC teammate Snow Dog that you accidentally just posted in the game.

Carl sound unaffected!

Ohhhhhhhh, you're insanified or something from being all stinky. Okay, I think I get it now. Sorry to jump on you like that (I've seen the accidental [or not so accidental] baddie slip up a lot recently and had to ask).

Bah. I do not like, is insanified. It is worthy how such cruel fate?

Kate wrote:Bah. I do not like, is insanified. It is worthy how such cruel fate?

Therefore, I accept the terms of use, and you do not want to know?

I don't think it is a good man.

Stinkor is a fictional villain from the masters of the universe series. The most important unwanted odors, Stinkor is essentially his super powers to relax your body, humanoidovi skunks noxious smells of an enemy flag is set.

Snow Dog wrote:

Kate wrote:Bah. I do not like, is insanified. It is worthy how such cruel fate?

Therefore, I accept the terms of use, and you do not want to know?

I would like to know whether the only way to get rid of it. The case is not the same as the address.

Snow Dog wrote:

Epignosis wrote:

The stinking one’s speech was jumbled and they were an unfortunate affront to the traveling community.

Did I seriously misplace the apostrophe? That should say "ones'," not "one's." And to think I'm an English teacher. For shame.

But studies * Brown

Interesting results. I don't really know what to think yet, but I am disappointed that we have 3 people that can only talk giberish.

thellama73 thanks for your response to my questions. I think I understand now after reading your answers and no longer have any uneasiness. I haven't looked at kate yet but it appears to me my initial reaction about the first voters for Dom being bad might have been a misunderstanding on my part.

Meanwhile it's hard to conjecture about Dom because though it looks like he didn't die we can't tell yet if orson is going to die in his place. And if that happens I'm mystified as to where these lynch switches are coming from.

linki with kate, yay I can actually understand part of that! many linkis

Kate wrote:

Snow Dog wrote:

Kate wrote:Bah. I do not like, is insanified. It is worthy how such cruel fate?

Therefore, I accept the terms of use, and you do not want to know?

I would like to know whether the only way to get rid of it. The case is not the same as the address.

Between them and the flavor, just wait

Sneaky Stinkor!

Interesting result. If Orson comes back civvie, it'll look even worse for Dom.

Oh. I'll come back civvie. But u won't know for sure til the end of the game, cuz I wasn't lynched.
I i knew as soon as I started pushing some buttons it getting close to the truth, I would look at SD or Kate, and Timmer for sure as pos nasties.
Hopefully I won't die. But these lynches haven't been easy

I want to talk to the users misunderstand the split now. I was wrong, and I am the most serious life-as long as you're responsible for how I efreakin.

The people of Iran in Efreaking sometimes Parma Ernest wrote

Efreaking the instructions on the page.

orsonkidd wrote:Oh. I'll come back civvie. But u won't know for sure til the end of the game, cuz I wasn't lynched.
I i knew as soon as I started pushing some buttons it getting close to the truth, I would look at SD or Kate, and Timmer for sure as pos nasties.
Hopefully I won't die. But these lynches haven't been easy

There's nothing wrong with a rope while talking over our heads

Snow Dog wrote:

orsonkidd wrote:Oh. I'll come back civvie. But u won't know for sure til the end of the game, cuz I wasn't lynched.
I i knew as soon as I started pushing some buttons it getting close to the truth, I would look at SD or Kate, and Timmer for sure as pos nasties.
Hopefully I won't die. But these lynches haven't been easy

There's nothing wrong with a rope while talking over our heads

You're ready to go.

The conversation in here has become immensely entertaining.

My name is Alex.

Whatever Kate is trying to say it is efreaking important.

juliets wrote:Whatever Kate is trying to say it is efreaking important.

I smile for the ass

Kate wrote:

juliets wrote:Whatever Kate is trying to say it is efreaking important.

I smile for the ass

Me too!

Epignosis wrote:

Kate wrote:

juliets wrote:Whatever Kate is trying to say it is efreaking important.

I smile for the ass

Me too!

Epignosis wrote:

Kate wrote:

juliets wrote:Whatever Kate is trying to say it is efreaking important.

I smile for the ass

Me too!

Me three!

Oh man, they must not be using the normal insanifier I've had to use in the past. This insanifier is MUCH funnier! Although, last time I was insanified it kept spitting out "idiot of the day". LOL


Kate is trying to tell us something about Stinkor, it would appear. I looked him/it up on the wiki, and got this:

Stinkor
Stinkor is an anthropomorphic skunk with magical control over his own stench.[12] His action figure used the same mold as Mer-Man, wore the same mold of armor as Mekaneck, and actually smelled of patchouli oil, one of only three scented toys Mattel produced (the others being Moss Man and also Perfuma from the She-Ra line).

In the 2002 version, Stinkor was once a Paeleezean named Odiphus who was mutated by an explosion he caused while meddling in Tri-Klops' lab. The mutations caused the furry creature to grow taller, muscular, and to be able to speak in a humanoid manner. His stench is so awful that a special armored suit was created for him to keep the smell as under control as possible. Some stink still escapes the suit, causing Skeletor and the other evil warriors to cover their noses and to treat Stinkor politely in order to get him out of the room as efficiently as possible. Stinkor's stench especially adversely affects the dragons of Eternia. The Sorceress tells that, in the time of the Great Unrest, Odiphus betrayed his people to an evil warlord named Prahvus. Upon the warlord's defeat by the Sorceress, Odiphus was captured and about to be executed. The Sorceress intervened and Odiphus' life was spared, although he was exiled and retains a grudge. He is seen in the Eternian prison earlier in the series, although he is not named at that time. Stinkor was never used in the 80s cartoon because the idea of using him was ridiculed since his smell would give the bad guys away to the good guys.

Stinkor is voiced by Brian Drummond in the 2002 series.



And here's a bit more from the He-Man wiki:

Stinkor is a fictional character, a villain from the Masters of the Universe franchise. Labeled the "Evil Master of Odors," Stinkor is essentially a humanoid skunk whose superpower is the ability to release a toxic odor from his body that renders foes immobile.

1985

Stinkor was first introduced in 1985 as an action figure from the He-Man and the Masters of the Universe toyline and came packaged with a mini-comic titled The Stench of Evil. The Stinkor action figure had a semi-foul scent, giving it the distinction of being one of the few toys whose "action feature" is an odor, the heroic counterpart Moss Man being one of the few others. The Stinkor action figure was created by Mattel by re-using the mold of another villain in the Masters of the Universe line, Mer-Man. The only differences between the Mer-Man and Stinkor action figures are that Stinkor is painted black and white, has different chest armor, recycled from the Mekaneck figure, a shield (recycled from the set of weapons that came with Castle Grayskull) rather than a sword and is chemically treated to smell musky. The unique scent was achieved by mixing the plastic used in the mold with patchouli oil. It was done this way, instead of being sprayed or coated, to prevent the smell from wearing off over time. Many toy collectors mention that, even 20 years after its original purchase, the Stinkor toy still retains its smell.
Stinkor was presented to Lou Scheimer and other staff at Filmation for inclusion in the original She-Ra: Princess of Power cartoon series as a member of the Evil Horde, but his questionable superpower kept him from ever making an appearance on television. According to Filmation staff, when the description of Stinkor was read out at a meeting of the story editors, all of them burst out laughing at the idea of a character who was "a walking fart joke" and vowed never to use Stinkor in any episode script[1].

However, the series bible for Scheimer's sequel series "He-Ro Son of He-Man and the Masters of the Universe" mentions a character by the name of Odar whose power was identical to Stinkor's. Unfortunately for this character, this series was never made.

Stink Beam

The 2002 version of the He-Man cartoon, Stinkor's origin is finally revealed, marking the first time the character appears on television. Stinkor was originally a common thief named Odiphus and resembled a large house cat. A chemical accident mutated Odiphus into Stinkor and gave him his horrible stench. Stinkor himself is not immune to his own stench, and must wear an oxygen mask to breathe properly. Stinkor eventually incorporates into his breathing apparatus a way to control his stench into focused blasts and eagerly teams up with Skeletor against He-Man and the other Masters. Although Stinkor failed in his initial attack on He-Man, Skeletor was sufficiently impressed at his usefulness to not only recruit him, but also to exempt him from punitive duty imposed on Skeletor's other followers.
In the show's second season, the episode "Out of the Past" reveals further background to Stinkor's character. In a flashback sequence we see Odiphus as a young boy, and it is revealed he is from a race of creatures called the Paleezeans, who populate a small village. Odiphus had desired to be a criminal ever since his childhood, and as a child betrayed his people by telling the invading warlord Prahvus where the Paleezeans kept their weapons. Unfortunately for both of them, the Sorceress happened to be in the town, caring for an injured soldier.
Odiphus/Stinkor is voiced by Brian Drummond.

2005
In December 2005, NECA released a mini-statue of Stinkor[2] along with Grizzlor and Clamp Champ. Designed by the Four Horsemen Studios and sold by NECA, the statue is designed to the same dimensions of the rest of the figures from the new Masters of the Universe line, although it cannot be posed. A small figurine of Odiphus was also intended to be included in the package, but was not released until 2007's Series 6, with Jitsu.[3]

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So, Stinkor is aligned with Skeletor, and was the little kitty cat we saw earlier at the pub. (Odiphus)

Yes I can definitely rehash that stinkor is indeed bad just from watching the series.

blindfaeth wrote:Yes I can definitely rehash that stinkor is indeed bad just from watching the series.

His name is "Stinkor!" Of course he's bad. Why are we even having this conversation?

thellama73 wrote:

blindfaeth wrote:Yes I can definitely rehash that stinkor is indeed bad just from watching the series.

His name is "Stinkor!" Of course he's bad. Why are we even having this conversation?

The translator is not required.

thellama73 wrote:

blindfaeth wrote:Yes I can definitely rehash that stinkor is indeed bad just from watching the series.

His name is "Stinkor!" Of course he's bad. Why are we even having this conversation?

lol idk. Because there's no poll to vote on and thus nothing to discuss besides petty things.

blindfaeth wrote:

thellama73 wrote:

blindfaeth wrote:Yes I can definitely rehash that stinkor is indeed bad just from watching the series.

His name is "Stinkor!" Of course he's bad. Why are we even having this conversation?

lol idk. Because there's no poll to vote on and thus nothing to discuss besides petty things.

I know something interesting we can discuss. Are you from Snake Mountain, BF?

Come on, tell the truth.

thellama73 wrote:

blindfaeth wrote:

thellama73 wrote:

blindfaeth wrote:Yes I can definitely rehash that stinkor is indeed bad just from watching the series.

His name is "Stinkor!" Of course he's bad. Why are we even having this conversation?

lol idk. Because there's no poll to vote on and thus nothing to discuss besides petty things.

I know something interesting we can discuss. Are you from Snake Mountain, BF?

Come on, tell the truth.

I know I know!!!!