Bob Posted January 12, 2009 Posted January 12, 2009 What have I ever done to you guys? I offer free drinks, and this is how I get paid back! No more drinks for you Zabrina! Oh well...
Lego12 Posted January 12, 2009 Posted January 12, 2009 I was the first person to vote for you.....I think...... Free drinks are easy to get! *Goes to bar* Give me all the damn beer you have! *Comes back* I got some beer......
Zepher Posted January 12, 2009 Posted January 12, 2009 Sorry Boyd, deary, but nothing else was getting done, you know, and I figured some progress was better then no progress. i wouldn't worry if I were you, nothing seems to be getting done anyways!
Admiral Blockbeard Posted January 12, 2009 Posted January 12, 2009 I will vote for Boyd, on one condition. We learn from the death! Can anybody guarantee this? And any body coming forward yet! Promise not painful and quick! Something interesting I noted in a different conversation, the rats are not FBI, they are informants. Now normally if you have informants in a organization you would not let them know who each other is, that way you keep all the rats loyal to you because they cant sell the others out for immunity from the family. The rats are most likely being blackmailed into the betrayal. I doubt they would do it willingly. What do you think? (It also makes sense with the silent voting and allowance of PMs, or else the informants would easily have the upper hand.) Or I am over thinking this?
Shadows Posted January 12, 2009 Posted January 12, 2009 Something interesting I noted in a different conversation, the rats are not FBI, they are informants. What if the rats are both? We could easily have one infiltrator who is trying to blackmail the others into ratting us out. So it's possible that one person knows everything and the rest are kept in the dark, or that any number are aware or unaware, or honestly, anything is possible. That's the problem here, we don't know anything for certain, which is making the task more difficult. I don't like the idea of taking shots in the dark (unless I'm the only one with a gun) , but if the majority seems to agree to a specific vote, I'll go along at this stage. I don't know that it will net us any information, but it's about all we can do.
MagPiesRUs Posted January 12, 2009 Posted January 12, 2009 Here, the jewelry I got you arrived! Here! *Hands LeAnn a gold necklace, 2 rings and a pair of earrings* How do you like that dear? *hands you two matching diamond rings, large golden earrings, and a beautiful necklace studded with many gemstones* Does this suit you, my darling? I'll see what I can do... *pulls out two diamond earrings and a gold necklace*I hope this will do... I've been here so long, I'm not even sure if I have a wife! You must be one of the lucky ones then. You poor thing. I will vote for Boyd, on one condition. We learn from the death!Can anybody guarantee this? And any body coming forward yet! Promise not painful and quick! Something interesting I noted in a different conversation, the rats are not FBI, they are informants. Now normally if you have informants in a organization you would not let them know who each other is, that way you keep all the rats loyal to you because they cant sell the others out for immunity from the family. The rats are most likely being blackmailed into the betrayal. I doubt they would do it willingly. What do you think? (It also makes sense with the silent voting and allowance of PMs, or else the informants would easily have the upper hand.) Or I am over thinking this? Good thinking brother, you could be right. I will not vote for Boyd though until we're given some actual evidence. It's too much of a gamble for me, we've already lost one loyal man today. I feel we have to be patient, tommorow is sure to bring us bring us more clues. Until then, let's drink and be merry try to get as much information as possible.
Admiral Blockbeard Posted January 12, 2009 Posted January 12, 2009 All fine points. But if one knew all of them then they would simply PM them all and let them know each other, then though PM co-ordinate their votes, come back here and tell us they all voted for something different... I dont think one could be both from what has been said. Oh I don't know any more. Sorry Boyd, nothing personal my brain hurts from all this thinking.
Dragonator Posted January 12, 2009 Posted January 12, 2009 I have just thought of a troubling thing. In past games... of life, the rats as they were would quite often vote for there own members to make it appear they were more trustworthy. However, in this situation, since the votes are hidden, they will never vote for one of their own. This troubles me as it could make it just that much harder to get a majority vote. Somehow I think we are going to have to be particularly attentive in this game... of life, we appear to be at a major disadvantage as far as I can tell.
Admiral Blockbeard Posted January 12, 2009 Posted January 12, 2009 *slaps head* thats what i have been saying... we're so screwed! Extra care is needed this is no normal game (life)... Iris (Hinckley) is very smart... but I assume the land mines are there to even things out. I just can not unravel his mind... Some i can read, others... well... just impossible or at least very unlikely... I odruto sate sie feaca kh sw nejs hw mr hil kihcn rcti I think he could...
Dragonator Posted January 12, 2009 Posted January 12, 2009 I odruto sate sie feaca kh sw nejs hw mr hil kihcn rcti I think he could... Indeed, is quite clever with these things, loath as I am to admit it. Although so far these land mines haven't exactly helped us, they've only managed to kill a loyal Front. The fact we would have killed him at the end of the day anyway is besides the point... So yes, anyway, back to the important matter we were talking about. ... Oh that's right...
Admiral Blockbeard Posted January 12, 2009 Posted January 12, 2009 *Yawn* I'm a bit tired, think I will go to bed, any body coming? that pretty little girl over there looks like she wants some fun... "So whats your name?" "It's Mary" "You look a little familiar have I met you before?" "No, I don't recognize you, but I like what I'm seeing" *biting her lip* "Wanna see more of me" *raises an eye brow* Do I ever... *the couple get up and start to walk away* As Perry passes Ian he whispers "see no need for wives and expensive presents, happy fishing" *Perry and Mary wonder off into the dark, almost unable to keep their hands off each other*
Shadows Posted January 12, 2009 Posted January 12, 2009 As Perry passes Ian he whispers "see no need for wives and expensive presents, happy fishing" [/color] Am I the only one here who finds it creepy that he's talking to his own hand like it's another person?
Admiral Blockbeard Posted January 12, 2009 Posted January 12, 2009 Lets not got mixed up between Perry and Iris now...
Hinckley Posted January 12, 2009 Author Posted January 12, 2009 Iris stopped in and addressed everyone: "Well, this isn't going to be easy. It seems in the last game ... of life, answers were practically handed to those goody two-shoes when they were trying to rid their town of us. I still think this is the best way to vote and I think we'll find that it puts the rats at no advantage... Anyway, nothing revealed itself today. We should lie low and turn in early. I have given a few of you special assignments (night actions) and we'll see what they turn up tomorrow. We have a lot of operations to catch up on. Our operations need to be moved around so the information the FBI has received from these rats doesn't get everything turned up-side down. But, we can do that later. I want everyone to return to their homes and stay there tonight, unless I've instructed you otherwise. Everyone get their rest, we'll have to have clear heads and start coming up with a strategy tomorrow. I may still have some connections that can get us some info from inside the bureau..." Those with night actions should PM them to me now. Day 2 will start on Wednesday...
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