WW38: The Story of the Stories

[Bobchillingworth]

I'd much rather vote player names, no way I can remember who is playing what, especially since I can't even spell some of them without a second forum tab open.

[Meiz]

*mutters to himself* I doubt these cowards will come out of their shadows willingly. No matter, I'll drag them out and make them pay the consequences...


Yep, let's update the titles with our characters and if people want to RP their vote, just add the players name in brackets for clarity.

[pindicator]

Either way. Doesn't make a difference anyway. In the end it's all the same.

Not that anyone cares but that Tyler Durden just looks like a bouncer, or just too bouncy in general. Shadeun

[Fenn]

Would definitely rather vote for players rather than characters.

What secrets is Jowy hiding?

[novice]

Sherlock Holmes observed that once you have eliminated the impossible then whatever remains, however improbable, must be the answer. I, however, do not like to eliminate the impossible.

[Gazglum]

Greetings! It is I, Cugel the Clever, and I am not called clever for nothing! I am a man of resource, but not insensate recklessness. Faced with the barbarism of book burnings, my preference would be for a speedy evacuation of this shelf. However, since we are apparently bound in place by The Owner, then a spate of quick lynchings should offer swift resolution to our dilemma.

Holden Caulfield is a disaffected youth with an impudent air. Hurl him into the stocks, and be done.

[Goreripper]

Arriving after dusk in Gorzom,grignr descended down a dismal alley, reining his horse before a beaten tavern. The redhaired giant strode into the dimly lit hostelry reeking of foul odors, and cheap wine. The air was heavy with chocking fumes spewing from smolderingtorches encased within theden's earthen packed walls. Tables were clustered with groups of drunken thieves, and cutthroats, tossing dice, or making love to willing prostitutes.

This is apl ace which I think Ifind to be good! Pity aboudt the wretches I see in that want ed picture of posting!

This chillings worth of Bob i find most displeasuring to both my orb of sight and my nostril of sensing. Let us sheeth a flying foot of steel inhis gizzard and see if his schemer ways leek out!

[zakalwe]

Data! Data! Data! I can't make bricks without clay.

Let us hear the suspicions. I will look after the proofs.

Sherlock Holmes observed that once you have eliminated the impossible then whatever remains, however improbable, must be the answer. I, however, do not like to eliminate the impossible.

Mediocrity knows nothing higher than itself; but talent instantly recognizes genius.

[novice]

In an effort to eff the ineffable, I've updated Mafia Helper to account for player aliases. Vote whichever way you prefer, the latest Mafia Helper version should be able to understand this universe's interconnectedness once BRick has posted an appropriate alias list.

[Goreripper]

It is strange to an innocent barbarian from the wildsbut your Sherlock Holmes seems strange even for a citybred dog! He looks like a man not at all but is still having the appearance of a rodent without orbs of sight!