Werewolf CXCVI: The Rise of Jacksonianism

[madchemist]

No, I had you confused with Wagon. The only reason I remember it at all was because I was trying to pull a Ralph Nader and go third-party. Didn't work, sadly.

Confusing me with Wagonlitz? I'm insulted.

We're bitter enemies now, Mr. Clay.

 

[Audren]

Confusing me with Wagonlitz? I'm insulted.

We're bitter enemies now, Mr. Clay.

I had rather be right than be friends with Madchemist.

 

[Rendap]

We haven't even started the game yet! It's still Day 0.

And?

 

[Jacksonian Missionary]

Sham Vote Count:

Gen Marshall 3:
Rovsea
Yakman
Gen. Marshall

Sleepyhead 3:
JCan
Audren
Ithvan

Daniel Webster 2:
Wombat
MC

DAVID MOTHER FU**** BOWIE FOR ETERNAL LIFE 1:
Comm. Cody

Andrew Fu**ing Jackson 1:
RepBentley

Terrence 1:
Kaisersohaib

Ronald Reagan 1:
Emperor Ike

JermanTK 1:
JermanTK

Tommy J 1:
Ironhide

Al-Aziz 1:
Hazbot

Johho 1:
E_L

 

[Gen. Marshall]

Clearly we should ensure whenever possible this game that we vote one after another.

Why are you responding to yours- oh damn it.

Yeah, this is terribly confusing.

 

[Jacksonian Missionary]

Why are you responding to yours- oh damn it.

Yeah, this is terribly confusing.

20 bucks says I screw up their votes at least twice this game.

 

[Rovsea]

And?

Do you want the GM smiting people? Is that what you want? No, I didn't think so.

 

[Rendap]

Do you want the GM smiting people? Is that what you want? No, I didn't think so.

As long as someone smites someone, I'll accept it.

 

[Jacksonian Missionary]

As long as someone smites someone, I'll accept it.

Rendap has been smited for impatience.

 

[Audren]

As long as someone smites someone, I'll accept it.

The popcorn bowl of Rendap must be watered from time to from with the blood of... anybody, really.

 

[Health]

Do you want the GM smiting people? Is that what you want? No, I didn't think so.

Blood Oranges for the Blood God. Omnomnomnom.

 

[Wagonlitz]

Confusing me with Wagonlitz? I'm insulted.

We're bitter enemies now, Mr. Clay.

Why don't you want to be seen as a Dane? It comes with permission to be smug towards the Swedes after all.

 

[EUROO7]

Why don't you want to be seen as a Dane? It comes with permission to be smug towards the Swedes after all.

racist

 

[Wagonlitz]

racist

Huh?

 

[LatinKaiser]

The past tense of smite is smote.

 

[Ithvan]

I thought it was smitten.

 

[De Chatillôn]

You know, I'm learning a lot of English here.

 

[LatinKaiser]

smite
/smīt/
verb
verb: smite; 3rd person present: smites; past tense: smote; gerund or present participle: smiting; past participle:smitten

1. literary
   strike with a firm blow.
   "he smites the water with his sword"
   • archaic
     defeat or conquer (a people or land).
     "he may smite our enemies"
   • (especially of disease) attack or affect severely.
     "various people had been smitten with untimely summer flu"
2. be strongly attracted to someone or something.
   "she was so smitten with the boy"

 

[Health]

smite
/smīt/
verb
verb: smite; 3rd person present: smites; past tense: smote; gerund or present participle: smiting; past participle:smitten

1. literary
   strike with a firm blow.
   "he smites the water with his sword"
   • archaic
     defeat or conquer (a people or land).
     "he may smite our enemies"
   • (especially of disease) attack or affect severely.
     "various people had been smitten with untimely summer flu"
2. be strongly attracted to someone or something.
   "she was so smitten with the boy"

I was once smote with a bag of oranges. I now sit in the corner watching the carnage go down. Also does any other nation force their secondary school students to make a small scale research project or is it just us.

 

[Jacksonian Missionary]

smite
/smīt/
verb
verb: smite; 3rd person present: smites; past tense: smote; gerund or present participle: smiting; past participle:smitten

1. literary
   strike with a firm blow.
   "he smites the water with his sword"
   • archaic
     defeat or conquer (a people or land).
     "he may smite our enemies"
   • (especially of disease) attack or affect severely.
     "various people had been smitten with untimely summer flu"
2. be strongly attracted to someone or something.
   "she was so smitten with the boy"

Daniel Webster approves