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Murder on the Emerald Express: Discussion

WesternOutlaw
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+10 Life Points for Striker. :sweet:

Haha! :sweet:

But I'm not even playing the game! :laugh:

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But I'm not even playing the game! :laugh:

Okay, make it 20 then.

Okay, make it 20 then.

*oh2*

I'm the healtiest person that has connections to this game? :laugh:

Just for the record TheBrickster, this game has gone longer than I thought it would, but I'm glad about that. I have had a pile of fun playing it so far and I hope it doesn't end too soon. :classic:

TheBrickster, I wasn't originally a participant in this game, but still it appealed to me so much that I virtually begged you for a position. And lo and behold, someone drops out and I am able to get one! :cry_happy: I thought we were all having a lot of fun? One would assume that having fun for a longer period of time would be a positive, not a negative, and for me it is just that. We can complain about extended plots and forced scenarios, but if we didn't have a guiding hand we'd be gambling in Vegas by now. When we found that barrel of fuel, a smile spread across my face. :sweet:

And then you dropped the nuke in 24 and things just went downhill from there! :angry: BANG, BANG, the Brakes go out! It's as if we've hit the middle of the second season of Heroes and are preparing for New York to blow up again! We were making PROGRESS! :sing:

:tongue: It figures: the moment we get something done, it's one step forward, two steps backward. Nice one, TheBrickster. :laugh:

But this is the coolest game I've ever participated in and I have no complaints whatsoever. There. Can I get fifty life points now? :tongue:

TheBrickster, I wasn't originally a participant in this game, but still it appealed to me so much that I virtually begged you for a position. And lo and behold, someone drops out and I am able to get one! :cry_happy: I thought we were all having a lot of fun? One would assume that having fun for a longer period of time would be a positive, not a negative, and for me it is just that. We can complain about extended plots and forced scenarios, but if we didn't have a guiding hand we'd be gambling in Vegas by now. When we found that barrel of fuel, a smile spread across my face. :sweet:

And then you dropped the nuke in 24 and things just went downhill from there! :angry: BANG, BANG, the Brakes go out! It's as if we've hit the middle of the second season of Heroes and are preparing for New York to blow up again! We were making PROGRESS! :sing:

:tongue: It figures: the moment we get something done, it's one step forward, two steps backward. Nice one, TheBrickster. :laugh:

But this is the coolest game I've ever participated in and I have no complaints whatsoever. There. Can I get fifty life points now? :tongue:

I knew when I said "I think I might be able to get this fixed!" That the brickster would do something. :tongue::laugh::devil:

Am I that careless with equipment? :look::laugh: Nah its alright. Good game so far. I agree that I dont think any of us thought it'd be this long. :sweet:

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I'm going to be sad to see it end, but it's been fun reading this game... you've done well, TheBrickster. :sweet:

Pssh! We're a lynch mob, we don't need no evidence! :angry:

Let's toss over everyone who's name begins with Je, yippee! *fires her gun into the air*

This is one of my favorite quotes from the game! :laugh:

Um. :blush:

YOU POISONED MY TOAST! :cry_sad:

:laugh:

Shadows, you just like picking on me, don't you? :grin:

I have to agree here, MOTEE has become just legendary on EuroBricks - it's by far the best game out of all the games we've had on here (and I've read them all :wink:), but hey, thats just my opinion.

I've had great fun playing this, Alex, and like I said in Draggy's MC thread to Big Cam, I started out as a reserve, and now look at me! I'm a kick-megablocks trucker lady who went 12 for 12 with the best of the best! :laugh:

It's sort of impossible for Auburn to be 550 miles away...

It's sort of impossible for Auburn to be 550 miles away...

Oh really Mr. Smarty? Why?

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And why is that? Who's writing this story? You might as well start walking now.

I think the people who jumped off the train jumped off the train. Shut up and walk! :tongue:

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Adam: you're character jumped from the train. I don't want to see any more posts from you unless we return to you walking with the others.

Let me explain myself:

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My atlas says that it's 420 miles (road distance) from Auburn to LA. Now, the town is apparently somewhere in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, south of Auburn.

I have placed our location as far away from LA and Auburn as possible on the map. The distance between each city can then be described with the triangle pictured.

The line connecting Auburn to LA is the longest line, and that is 420 miles.

I'm sorry for the whole train/walking thing, I'm just really confused...

EDIT: Hinckley, if you'd read my edit you'd know I had just seen the discussion thread afterwards.

Let me explain myself:

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My atlas says that it's 420 miles (road distance) from Auburn to LA. Now, the town is apparently somewhere in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, south of Auburn.

I have placed our location as far away from LA and Auburn as possible on the map. The distance between each city can then be described with the triangle pictured.

The line connecting Auburn to LA is the longest line, and that is 420 miles.

I'm sorry for the whole train/walking thing, I'm just really confused...

EDIT: Hinckley, if you read my edit you'd know I had just seen the discussion thread afterwards.

Can't you take a nap or something...

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Let me explain myself:

Good guesstimate, but do you see Willoughby on the actual map? This is a fictitious story, but it does have some actual basis, but limited.

It's actually neat to see people trying to figure out where Willoughby might actually be though - good analysis.

Good guesstimate, but do you see Willoughby on the actual map? This is a fictitious story, but it does have some actual basis, but limited.

It's actually neat to see people trying to figure out where Willoughby might actually be though - good analysis.

Thank you. I was just speculating from the info in my PM. I may've read wrong, though...

*Throws rocks behind train trying to hit Pete Smith*

Ow!

Can't you take a nap or something...

You tell me: I've just had three cups of coffee. :tongue:

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Sir Dillon will soon reveal some of the plot. I'll give him the courtesy of responding to Hinckley/Herman's last question (as he throws rocks into the forest at Pete).

Sir Dillon will soon reveal some of the plot. I'll give him the courtesy of responding to Hinckley/Herman's last question (as he throws rocks into the forest at Pete).

Ow! again! Is he actually hitting me? :tongue:

Oh well, it was fun while it lasted...

Good guesstimate, but do you see Willoughby on the actual map? This is a fictitious story, but it does have some actual basis, but limited.

It's actually neat to see people trying to figure out where Willoughby might actually be though - good analysis.

I already told you that it's in Ohio. :tongue:

I look forward to you weirdos dying the plot. :thumbup:

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Sit tight guys - we're just about through, and I'll give an update re. your characters.

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Not quite Herman.

(pointing a gun at the group)

Yes, trust me, it's loaded. Brakes was trying to conceal it but I stole it when we were in the dark tunnel.

Come here David, grab the other weapons.

Didn't see this coming. :wacko:

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Didn't see this coming. :wacko:

Your editing will not save you. :devil:

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