wait is drake playing
##shun drake
##shun drake
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EXCOMMUNICATION
(2) Ahoda: Darkus, vladykins
(1) JJudo: JJudo, Mittens
(1) Mittens: Primate
(0) Vlady: Darren
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(1) fancy things like electricity: Raid
(1) Drake: Darren
Not voting: Ahoda, Farlig, Fat Colin, JJudo, Kiolb, Lemoncow, Sugar Kapaa
Deadline: 5pm EST on Monday, July 29th.
(2) Ahoda: Darkus, vladykins
(1) JJudo: JJudo, Mittens
(1) Mittens: Primate
(0) Vlady: Darren
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(1) fancy things like electricity: Raid
(1) Drake: Darren
Not voting: Ahoda, Farlig, Fat Colin, JJudo, Kiolb, Lemoncow, Sugar Kapaa
Deadline: 5pm EST on Monday, July 29th.
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I'm not voting. We gots no info. I also failed at rhyming plain so you might as well shun me.
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It has come to my attention that not everyone knows what the term "English" means to an Amish person.
For those of you who bothered to read the following (important) intro, it'll help you to know that "English" essentially means Non-Amish. It's a bit more complicated than that, but close enough.
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Lancaster County used to be the rural home of the largest Amish community in the state. But over the last few decades, urban expansion has brought the English closer and closer to the gates of the faithful. The close proximity has been corrosive, with many of the young folk getting tempted away. Every interaction between the groups seems plagued by animosity and conflict, especially as the English push their weight around. Despite the best efforts of law enforcement, the English continue to persecute the Amish and the tension has exploded into outright violence. The rise of a so-called Amish Mafia has divided the community deeply and the number of those still willing to cling to the old ways is beginning to dwindle. The community is facing a purge, whether through excommunication or death. What survives is up to you.
For those of you who bothered to read the following (important) intro, it'll help you to know that "English" essentially means Non-Amish. It's a bit more complicated than that, but close enough.
Originally posted by
Lancaster County used to be the rural home of the largest Amish community in the state. But over the last few decades, urban expansion has brought the English closer and closer to the gates of the faithful. The close proximity has been corrosive, with many of the young folk getting tempted away. Every interaction between the groups seems plagued by animosity and conflict, especially as the English push their weight around. Despite the best efforts of law enforcement, the English continue to persecute the Amish and the tension has exploded into outright violence. The rise of a so-called Amish Mafia has divided the community deeply and the number of those still willing to cling to the old ways is beginning to dwindle. The community is facing a purge, whether through excommunication or death. What survives is up to you.
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Originally posted by Darren Sanders
no one reads flavor
I'd like to think that'll hold a person back in this game.
One other clarification to make since apparently I'm horrible at knowing how people will read things --
Everyone in the game is Amish and living in the same community.
no one reads flavor
I'd like to think that'll hold a person back in this game.
One other clarification to make since apparently I'm horrible at knowing how people will read things --
Everyone in the game is Amish and living in the same community.
Edited by Catullus16 on Jul 29, 2019 10:06:38
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POST COUNTS
(10) Primate
( 4) vladykins
( 4) Darren Sanders
( 3) benmint0n
( 3) JJudo
( 2) Lemoncow
( 2) Raid
( 2) Sugar Kapaa
( 1) Darkus Black
( 1) Farlig
RUMSPRINGA: Ahoda, FatColin, Kiolb
(10) Primate
( 4) vladykins
( 4) Darren Sanders
( 3) benmint0n
( 3) JJudo
( 2) Lemoncow
( 2) Raid
( 2) Sugar Kapaa
( 1) Darkus Black
( 1) Farlig
RUMSPRINGA: Ahoda, FatColin, Kiolb
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