Civil War Mafia: The Abolitionists Are Coming!- game begins pg. 6

[Luthine]

lol Loki, when I said we had 8, I meant the French ;)

[Verbal32]

Sign me up please!

[Alys Kinch]

yay!! sira brightens my day! and no... you really don't have to know about the war. you just have to have fun! and bring the drama :P

[Naeann]

Well I'm hesitant because the infamous Sirayn is in this game... and that scares the crap out of me... but sign me up.

[loki redfern]

:o ive been consorting with the french *faints* (it did occur to me that you might not be speaking of english civil wars but then there was the posibility of you saying something like that :D )

 

 

[the dude]

Well I'm hesitant because the infamous Sirayn is in this game... and that scares the crap out of me... but sign me up.

 

Nae, Sirayn being in the game is the best reason TO join (aside from the wonderful and vivacious Alys [can i have a cool role if i flatter you enough - you're also super smart]).  Everyone should watch that girl in action once.  If you want to learn how mafia's played, join this game.  ;D

[loki redfern]

hear hear :D

[Sirayn]

It's nice to be famous for my wins rather than my frequent spectacular losses. Like that one game where I blew it for the evil team in my first post and Kivam crunched up my team like a delicious breakfast snack. Or that other game where Kivam played me like a fiddle from day one to set up his evil endgame, which I duly fell for. (I'm seeing a theme here. :D)

[loki redfern]

hey kivams lost some um stonkers? too, hehe your guys are either brilliant or brilliant but fatally flawed

[Naeann]

It's good they "forget" your fumbles and tell of the legendary wins. :p

[Alys Kinch]

all i have to say is that if you have to lose to anyone, it's better that it's kivam, wes, or sira than anyone else. they make it exciting to die. :P

[Blig Blog]

Very exciting indeed.

[Goo the High lord]

Can i join....

[Alys Kinch]

only if you want to. :P

 

also, please be sure to read the expectations... we have changed them and i don't want people to forget.

[Goo the High lord]

Nah...i don't think so.  ;)

 

This is Blig Blog back up account...just Blig being in will be fine  :D

[Alys Kinch]

that would be cheating, wouldn't it?

[loki redfern]

dunno it might even things out for blig, he as a bad habit for geting lynched :D

[Kivam]

*waves*

 

Fine.  I'm in  ;D

[Kivam]

hey kivams lost some um stonkers? too, hehe your guys are either brilliant or brilliant but fatally flawed

 

SHHHHHHHHHHH

[Sirayn]

Fine.  I'm in  ;D

 

I'm scared, I'm scared! :D

[Kivam]

Great to have you back :D

 

Thanks! It's been a while, so I hope nobody laughs too much when I get hammered. (Also I hope this game doesn't require any knowledge of the American Civil War. Like, at all. I know even less about the American Civil War than Americans do about the English Civil War.) :P

 

The English never had a civil war (unless you mean their tendency to stop all battles at 3pm for tea and crumpets).  As far as I understand the term, Civil Wars are essentially wars of secession rather than wars of succession.  Neither Cromwell nor the Roses involved an attempt to break off a chunk of Britain on its own; they were fights over governance of England as a whole.  Not sure that qualifies  :P 

[Naeann]

Ah, Jeez... Kivam too? *grins*  Shake in your boots new players.. this is going to be epic.

[Mayleigh Aes Sedai]

Yay exames are just over so im in!

 

Oh and I dont know much about the american civil war I do the Irish tho but i geuss that want help much!

[bcxanth]

If we can still sign up, I'm in

[Thorum]

As far as I understand the term, Civil Wars are essentially wars of secession rather than wars of succession.  Neither Cromwell nor the Roses involved an attempt to break off a chunk of Britain on its own; they were fights over governance of England as a whole.  Not sure that qualifies  :P 

 

In my book, it's more a like a war where brothers and sisters are fighting at different sides. Like in Ireland, like in the Roses, like in the American Civil War, like with Franco, ... A bit more down-to-earth than the "higher reason" of secession or succession.