Werewolf Lite CCCXLI: The Glory of Gondor

[Audren]

Wagon, this is based off the Lord of the Rings, not the Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter.

Genius. I propose we elect this state as King.

 

[Wagonlitz]

Wagon, this is based off the Lord of the Rings, not the Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter.

I know that; doesn't change that the imperial system---of which what I quoted is part---is completely illogical.

 

[Capt. Kiwi]

It's perfectly logical, and most charming too. What it isn't is efficient

 

[Wagonlitz]

It's perfectly logical, and most charming too. What it isn't is efficient

I agree on it being charming and inefficient. But not that it is logical. How is it logical?

 

[Arkasas]

I agree on it being charming and inefficient. But not that it is logical. How is it logical?

I think your real issue is that you're equating imperial with non-decimalized currency.

 

[Wagonlitz]

Good news!

The future post issue is not the cause rather another symptom of the same cause. The fix should solve that issue as well.

 

[Wagonlitz]

I think your real issue is that you're equating imperial with non-decimalized currency.

Both were part of the same system. Also you could make the same illogical sequence with e.g. the imperial length units; I just knew the coin sequence was posted by Peter Ebbesen a while back so it was easier to use.

 

[Audren]

Good news!

Cuio i Castellon anann! Aglar'ni Castellonnath!
Long Live the Castellon! Glory to the Castellon!

 

[CaesarCzech]

Voting Sauron

 

[Arkasas]

Both were part of the same system. Also you could make the same illogical sequence with e.g. the imperial length units; I just knew the coin sequence was posted by Peter Ebbesen a while back so it was easier to use.

Not necessarily. The dollar has always been decimalized, but we've also always used miles.

 

[Wagonlitz]

Not necessarily. The dollar has always been decimalized, but we've also always used miles.

The imperial system didn't originate in the US, but in Britain. Just because you were reasonable and adopt a decimalised system when declaring independence doesn't mean the old pound system isn't part of the imperial system.

 

[CaesarCzech]

Ecomics werewolf is in other Thread You Arrogant Elves

 

[Arkasas]

Ecomics werewolf is in other Thread You Arrogant Elves

Says the guy who thinks we're still shamvoting.

 

[Rovsea]

Note: this is made when I'm really tired and need to sleep, so there might be some error. Just tell me and I'll fix it tomorrow morning.

Vote Count Day 1, about 14 hours to go

EUROO7 2: aedan777(141), Cliges (164)
madchemist(2): Audren (126), Jacksonian Missionary (127)
Arkansas 2: Capt Kiwi (154), Roseva (165)
CaesarCzech (1): madchemist(125)
Wagonlitz: Lemeard (138)
Lemeard: K-59(142),
Tonkatoy5: Arkasas (167)



not voted:Wagonlitz, RB33, tonkatoy5, EUROO7,CaesarCzech, happycats517

Vote Madcheminst

Says the guy who thinks we're still shamvoting.

What you should be mad at is that the GM misspelled your name.

@EUROO7 that picture is not anatomically correct. Camels do not have hands.

 

[Arkasas]

What you should be mad at is that the GM misspelled your name.

@EUROO7 that picture is not anatomically correct. Camels do not have hands.

Huh. He must have edited his post, then, as I distinctly recall him voting Sauron. Ah well.

GM! STOP MISSPELLING MY NAME! Gosh, do I look Bhutanese to you?

 

[Wagonlitz]

Huh. He must have edited his post, then, as I distinctly recall him voting Sauron. Ah well.

GM! STOP MISSPELLING MY NAME! Gosh, do I look Bhutanese to you?

He did indeed vote Sauron. Look up the page. He first voted MC and then later in a new post voted Sauron.

 

[Rovsea]

He did indeed vote Sauron. Look up the page. He first voted MC and then later in a new post voted Sauron.

+1

 

[madchemist]

Not if you're sitting on a horse.

Or a motorcycle, perhaps.

Maybe even a wheelchair.

Wheelchair swordfighting... That seems like it should really be a thing, for some reason.

There is also a camel present.

Talking camels? Is this Middle-Earth or Narnia?

Come to think of it the Hobbits were partly democratic. The Tooks held the title of Thain and the Brandybucks were the Masters of Buckland, but the Mayor of Michel Delving was elected.

Hmm. I wonder if Will Whitfoot's nickname of "Old Flourdumpling" was the result of a negative campaign ad against him.

Vote Madcheminst

Right... an explanationless revenge third vote on a villager. Are you trying to check off every single wolf-tell in one two-word post?

Hobbit government consisting of what? The patrol that found missing livestock, the post office, and a Mathom House?

Someone's gotta keep those Shirriffs in line.

Wasn't the Master of Buckland hereditary?

I think that's what Kiwi was saying.

He did indeed vote Sauron. Look up the page. He first voted MC and then later in a new post voted Sauron.

Sauron would definitely be a better lynch than me. I approve.

 

[Cliges]

It is much more logical and easier to use. Here is an example of how convoluted the imperial system can be; good for the British they decimalised.

"Two Farthings = One Ha'penny. Two Ha'penny = One Penny. Three Pennies = A Thrupenny Bit. Two Thrupences = A Sixpence. Two Sixpence = One Shilling, or Bob. Two Bob = A Florin. One Florin and One Sixpence = Half a Crown. Four Half Crowns = Ten Bob Note. Two Ten Bob Note = One Pound (or 240 pennies). One Pound and One Shilling = One Guinea.

The British resisted decimalized currency for a long time because they thought it was too complicated."

Neither of what you mentioned is how democracy works.

Imperial is beautiful. I don't care what you scienticians say.

Take your easy decimal-laden system back to the fiery chasm from whence it came.

 

[Arkasas]

Wheelchair swordfighting... That seems like it should really be a thing, for some reason.

Well, how about this. I'll break your legs, and you'll break mine, and then we'll both need wheelchairs, so we'll need swords to continue our fight.