Zapper Brick Posted July 19, 2009 Posted July 19, 2009 Fine, you're off the hook for now Forman, but if I get good evidence..... Alright! Pancakes anyone?
Bob Posted July 19, 2009 Posted July 19, 2009 I'll have some. Maybe it will help me relieve my stress of my loss... I feel like Batman now, always whining about the loss of a loved one. From this point on, I shall quietly mourn the loss of Gloria.
Luke McAwesome Posted July 19, 2009 Posted July 19, 2009 Hello everybody; my name's Sal. This is terrible, the mayor's dead? I wonder who could have done this to the mayor and that poor woman over there. I wonder what connection she has to the death of the mayor, if there is one. Was she a witness of the murder? Or was she just present in something the mayor was doing that the killer didn't quite like the idea of? I'm guessing that the killer is most likely either among us, or watching us. And it's just a matter of time before the next attack, wouldn't you all think?
Zepher Posted July 19, 2009 Posted July 19, 2009 It seems that we have no leads at the moment. Is there something that I'm missing? I've reviewed the imgaes from ealier today, and te only clue that I can clearly see is the one about Mr. Birggs, which sadly doesn't seem to help us at all at the moment. Any other leads people. Anything at the moment would be useful. Like anyone's strange behavoir couples? Or disappearances? Anything?
Alice Posted July 19, 2009 Posted July 19, 2009 It seems that we have no leads at the moment. Is there something that I'm missing?I've reviewed the imgaes from ealier today, and te only clue that I can clearly see is the one about Mr. Birggs, which sadly doesn't seem to help us at all at the moment. Any other leads people. Anything at the moment would be useful. Like anyone's strange behavoir couples? Or disappearances? Anything? I don't have any leads. My brother and husband are quite intelligent and observant and may have noticed something.
Dragonator Posted July 20, 2009 Posted July 20, 2009 Mmmmmm, these pancakes are lovely! So then, Shawn, if I may call you that, what line of business are you in? Anything exciting? I'm sure you've got loads to say about it, businessmen generally do.
Shadows Posted July 20, 2009 Posted July 20, 2009 Mmmmmm, these pancakes are lovely! Indeed they are. You know, it's only natural that I would love breakfast foods so much, considering my line of work. Speaking of which ... So then, Shawn, if I may call you that, what line of business are you in? Anything exciting? I'm sure you've got loads to say about it, businessmen generally do. You most certainly may. Exciting? Oh yes, most exciting, I'm in toaster sales. Yes, the flagship of any kitchen is it's toaster, why I could go on for hours discussing the merits of the glorious toaster. One time, a toaster saved my life, you know.
Dragonator Posted July 20, 2009 Posted July 20, 2009 Indeed they are. You know, it's only natural that I would love breakfast foods so much, considering my line of work. Speaking of which ...You most certainly may. Exciting? Oh yes, most exciting, I'm in toaster sales. Yes, the flagship of any kitchen is it's toaster, why I could go on for hours discussing the merits of the glorious toaster. Oh that is interesting! I worked in retail a bit while I was training to be a doctor you know, way back in my youth. I worked a general store, we sold all sorts of strange stuff, cauldrons, parchment with weird writing, brooms, caged food... ah, those were the days. One time, a toaster saved my life, you know. That certainly sounds exciting, you must tell me the story some time.
WhiteFang Posted July 20, 2009 Posted July 20, 2009 One time, a toaster saved my life, you know. That will be an interesting story. I do know abit of the toaster background though. Oh that is interesting! I worked in retail a bit while I was training to be a doctor you know, way back in my youth. I worked a general store, we sold all sorts of strange stuff, cauldrons, parchment with weird writing, brooms, caged food... ah, those were the days. Those were the good old days, Doctor. I can remembered when I was in my youth, when we have to serve our nation as conscripts to protect our nation, I was a Town Commander, making sure that the citizens there are in safe hands from terror. That was some crazy adventure back then.
Shadows Posted July 20, 2009 Posted July 20, 2009 Oh that is interesting! I worked in retail a bit while I was training to be a doctor you know, way back in my youth. I worked a general store, we sold all sorts of strange stuff, cauldrons, parchment with weird writing, brooms, caged food... ah, those were the days. I was a priest when I was young, but one day I was out buying something for the church and saw a sign over a toaster reading "Buy one Get one Azufre", and I've never looked back. Fun Toast Fact of the Day: The first electric toaster was most likely invented in 1905, which is the year Albert Marsh developed the Nichrome wire, making the electric toaster possible. The first toaster had a colorful name: "El Tosto."
WhiteFang Posted July 20, 2009 Posted July 20, 2009 I was a priest when I was young, but one day I was out buying something for the church and saw a sign over a toaster reading "Buy one Get one Azufre", and I've never looked back. Oh Shawn. You, a Priest back in your younger days? I thought you are always interested in capitalist ventures, prior to make big bucks. However, I must thank you for your generous donations to the church over the past years to help the homeless children.
Shadows Posted July 20, 2009 Posted July 20, 2009 However, I must thank you for your generous donations to the church over the past years to help the homeless children. Nothing brightens up the little tykes faces like toast. Who am I to deny them that joy? I've only done what any decent person would do in my position.
Dragonator Posted July 20, 2009 Posted July 20, 2009 Oh Shawn. You, a Priest back in your younger days? I thought you are always interested in capitalist ventures, prior to make big bucks. I would have expected him to perhaps be a chef or work in a restaurant or something, but there you go.
Quarryman Posted July 20, 2009 Posted July 20, 2009 I would have expected him to perhaps be a chef or work in a restaurant or something, but there you go. Nah, he seems more like an advisor type, perhaps not giving good advice though, and always putting his own needs first.
WhiteFang Posted July 20, 2009 Posted July 20, 2009 I would have expected him to perhaps be a chef or work in a restaurant or something, but there you go. Nah, he seems more like an advisor type, perhaps not giving good advice though, and always putting his own needs first. That's pretty unusual. It seemed Shadows Shawn, have indeed potrayed different faces in his life journey. He, must have gone through plentiful of life experience. *Looking at the clock* It seems to be mid-day, anytime. I wonder what's cooking for lunch?
Dragonator Posted July 20, 2009 Posted July 20, 2009 That's pretty unusual. It seemed Shadows Shawn, have indeed potrayed different faces in his life journey. He, must have gone through plentiful of life experience. Haven't we all Father? Why yes, midday it is. I could do with one of those large steak sandwiches, they're great. I wonder if the bread is toasted in one of your toasters, Shawn? I guess we should probably be thinking about someone to vote for as well, since that is what we are meant to be doing. Time is ticking...
Shadows Posted July 20, 2009 Posted July 20, 2009 Why yes, midday it is. I could do with one of those large steak sandwiches, they're great. I wonder if the bread is toasted in one of your toasters, Shawn? Every fine dining establishment in this lovely town is currently equipped with at least one of my toasters, so you can count on first rate toasting wherever you eat. I guess we should probably be thinking about someone to vote for as well, since that is what we are meant to be doing. Time is ticking... That's true, and this is very important. Has anyone been acting suspicious, maybe overly aggressive? That's usually a bad sign. That, or not loving toast. That's practically inhuman.
YG-49 Posted July 20, 2009 Posted July 20, 2009 One time, a toaster saved my life, you know. I heard about that one. I believe it was in the newspaper and the headline was Man saves Toaster!!!! Toaster saves Man!!!! It seems to be mid-day, anytime. I wonder what's cooking for lunch?Well, I could go for, MORE TOAST!You know at the station there are two toasters?!
Sandy Posted July 20, 2009 Posted July 20, 2009 That's true, and this is very important. Has anyone been acting suspicious, maybe overly aggressive? That's usually a bad sign. That, or not loving toast. That's practically inhuman. First of all I want to express my love for toast. Especially with ham and cheese... *drools* Secondly, I wouldn't be so hasty to point fingers at this early stage. Right now, everyone's a suspect - including myself, at least to your eyes - so until we get at least some evidence, lynching someone would be a total hit-or-miss game that I personally would not like to be a part of. So I suggest we give it a good night's rest before we make any hasty decisions.
Dragonator Posted July 20, 2009 Posted July 20, 2009 Secondly, I wouldn't be so hasty to point fingers at this early stage. Right now, everyone's a suspect - including myself, at least to your eyes - so until we get at least some evidence, lynching someone would be a total hit-or-miss game that I personally would not like to be a part of.So I suggest we give it a good night's rest before we make any hasty decisions. That may be so sir, but then we would be giving the insurgents here the chance to act first, and kill another innocent before we've done anything. We're not going to get anywhere by sitting around and doing nothing. While we have no evidence yet, I think we really should be voting someone off today, to try and get ahead of the scum. Action is the key to success. Is there anyone who has not arrived yet? That would be a good place to start, we don't need anyone around who can't be bothered showing up when there is such an important issue at stake...
YG-49 Posted July 20, 2009 Posted July 20, 2009 Is there anyone who has not arrived yet? That would be a good place to start, we don't need anyone around who can't be bothered showing up when there is such an important issue at stake... Has Mr. Buscemi introduced himself? (I just noticed something, Jim Butcher, Jerry Buscemi, both have initials JB.)
AwesomeStar Posted July 20, 2009 Posted July 20, 2009 (I don't think thats a coincidence, YG ) This is certainly very interesting... I think we should sit down, have some ham and cheese toasties... and talk it over.
YG-49 Posted July 20, 2009 Posted July 20, 2009 (I don't think thats a coincidence, YG )This is certainly very interesting... I think we should sit down, have some ham and cheese toasties... and talk it over. (I know.) Nah, I'm not in the mood for toast anymore, maybe a few waffles. WHAT AM I SAYING?!?!?! Toast rules over all!!!!
MagPiesRUs Posted July 20, 2009 Author Posted July 20, 2009 Has Mr. Buscemi introduced himself? (JimButcher has informed me that he'll be away for the week until late Saturday.)
Sandy Posted July 20, 2009 Posted July 20, 2009 That may be so sir, but then we would be giving the insurgents here the chance to act first, and kill another innocent before we've done anything. We're not going to get anywhere by sitting around and doing nothing. While we have no evidence yet, I think we really should be voting someone off today, to try and get ahead of the scum. Action is the key to success. But good doctor, if we kill an innocent person ourselves today, then we're only giving the scum even more of a head start. With the inexistant information we've got, the chances of lynching an innocent citizen are far too great to take the chance. And people, please focus. This discussion is railing off the topic, which isn't good for my headache.
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