If not for Kami and his repeated bollocks I'd almost be compelled to lynch Teubier if it'd spare me from the mass unrelated text wall nonsense
I... I... I love you. Can’t ever be mad about you. Even when you are so obviously wrong.If not for Kami and his repeated bollocks I'd almost be compelled to lynch Teubier if it'd spare me from the mass unrelated text wall nonsense

???I... I... I love you. Can’t ever be mad about you.
Honey you could've solved the whole game in that wall and I still wouldn't read it.I... I... I love you. Can’t ever be mad about you. Even when you are so obviously wrong.![]()
I will. I thought too highly. My bad.Honey you could've solved the whole game in that wall and I still wouldn't read it.
No hate, it's just tiring to comb through that much flavour.
Keep it short and sweet.
I skimmed it and think I get the idea so entirely a miss <3I will. I thought too highly. My bad.
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Can you elaborate? Because I'm not reading all of thatI skimmed it and think I get the idea so entirely a miss <3
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so not entirely a miss*
I thought you enjoyed these kind of thingsWhat do you mean by that?Does this tie into you know who being a b-word?????
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We are all old and tired here please be gentleI will. I thought too highly. My bad.
What are you on about?I thought you enjoyed these kind of things
Nash needed a Gry replacement. I volunteered. Like xi0?What makes you vote for Nash btw @Teubier
He's claiming Sado Masochist.Can you elaborate? Because I'm not reading all of that![]()
Nash needed a Gry replacement. I volunteered. Like xi0?

Last game my circumstances were pretty extreme. I wouldn't have reacted as strongly if Xio wasn't on my list.Speaking of
@Kaminogan how do you feel about Gryff hinting prost? You find yourself in dupe roles all the time from the looks of it.
If you played previous games like the last one you'd see how his immediate fake claim bollocks harmed not only @xi0 and myself who actually had that role but derailed town over multiple days and set us back with no info. The fact he's still continuing it after that doesn't sit well with me. Call it spite, being emotional, or whatever else, but I don't see how its a constructive play in the slightest to repeatedly do stuff that can fuck town over.There is another big guy....from Australia...that is Sam....I did not like how he eagerly jumped on Kami. If I were to do a palceholder vote, then I would be voting for him. But gonna watch for a while. He at least makes lists, that are helpful.
A prostitute counter-claiming would not only actually out them but then lead to a lynch situation on Kami which could go either way depending on whether he's faking or not. It is a terrible play and one that shits me off more every time he does itNot sure if this is a good move to claim prostitute like this. But I do not find him shady with this. Not until we get a counter claim for prostitute

Two prostitutes seems a bit strong for town though in a 14 player.Last game my circumstances were pretty extreme. I wouldn't have reacted as strongly if Xio wasn't on my list.
I have no list this time, since I'm not a traitor, so I wouldn't feel strongly about a counter claim.
Like you mentioned I don't see Gryff doing anything else with that hint other than twerking so we have a dupe prost situation alreadyA prostitute counter-claiming would not only actually out them but then lead to a lynch situation on Kami which could go either way depending on whether he's faking or not. It is a terrible play and one that shits me off more every time he does it![]()

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sometimes, chud silence speaks louder than words. Even though words are passed by sounds, and are amplified by echos.F.P.
What lingers after breath is gone… is not always silence.
There is a phenomenon known in marine biology as bioluminescence, where certain organisms produce light through chemical reactions within their bodies. Among them, some species of plankton—microscopic, fragile, almost invisible—possess the ability to illuminate the ocean when disturbed.
For centuries, sailors reported glowing waves beneath their ships, as if the sea itself remembered every movement that crossed its surface. They didn’t have the language for it back then. Some thought it was magic, others believed it to be the souls of the drowned, stirred awake by passing vessels.
Today, we understand that it is caused by compounds like luciferin reacting with oxygen, catalyzed by luciferase. A defensive mechanism, they say. A way to startle predators. But there is something almost tender in the way it happens—how darkness gives birth to light, not in defiance, but in response.
What is less commonly spoken about is how these organisms do not shine on their own. They require a trigger. A movement. A presence. Something external that brushes against them, something that no longer belongs to them… and yet awakens them.
In certain bays—like Mosquito Bay in Puerto Rico—the effect is so intense that a single hand passing through the water leaves behind a glowing trail. A fleeting echo of touch. A memory written in light.
It fades quickly, of course. It always does.
But for a moment, what was unseen becomes visible again.
Some researchers have noted that even after large disturbances—storms, migrations, death events—the ecosystem retains a kind of delayed response. Light appears where there should be none, as if something long gone still influences the present. Not alive, not entirely gone either.
There is no consensus on this. Science prefers cleaner explanations.
But sometimes, standing at the edge of such waters, watching the faint shimmer respond to invisible currents… one cannot help but wonder if absence itself leaves a trace.
Not a soul. Not a ghost.
Just… a remainder.
A reaction waiting to be called upon.
F.P.
They drift, they dim, they disappear from sight,
yet touch them once… and they return as light.
