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garranYou know... None of the people who ever send me PGP-signed messages do so consistantly (or else, someone is mimicking all of them really well). This seems to defeat most of the point.
Keri, as I've been noticing anew, is a natural blogger, in a way that I have never been. I wanted to link specifically to her 'Diary of a Weekend' entry, but her archives, and therefore her direct linking, are terribly broken. It should be obvious that with 'natural blogger' I mean to claim that she is amusing and engaging and prolific, rather than technically impeccable by any means.
I've just given Tanetris a useless answer about whether I mean to attend the Megatokyan gathering at the end of December, because, although I do mean to, I have no idea whether I actually will. I really need to figure that out. Alpicola, do you check your e-mail? (I could say that I will try and come on and talk to you, but my promising such things seems to have an eery tendency to make them not happen, so let's try it the other way.)
I may take something other than Introduction to Government Politics, because it turns out that Marilee won't be in that class after all. I still have a week to figure that out; perhaps the class which is particularly about Canadian Politics? (Which I find to be peculiarly relaxing.) Marilee came to my terribly haphazard belated birthday party this Saturday, which was a great deal of fun for me even though everyone kept lynching me in Werewolf. I hope that she also had fun; she's seemed a little down, since.
(My actual birthday was roughly two weeks ago, the fifteenth. I got several novels and graphic novels (the latter all by JMS), the Daily Show's 'America: The Book', the Neverwinter Nights 'Hordes of the Underdark' expansion set, three CDs by the Beatles and one by Metric. There is some bittersweetness to the Beatles albums, which contained most of the stuff they did which I'd never heard - I'm not there yet, but it can't be long before I never hear a Beatles track for the first time again - so I approached them with a strange reluctance, waiting several days before finally opening Magical Mystery Tour. When I have finished seeking these out, an era will end.
They were very good, of course.)
I think it's a good thing that I'm this tired.
Keri, as I've been noticing anew, is a natural blogger, in a way that I have never been. I wanted to link specifically to her 'Diary of a Weekend' entry, but her archives, and therefore her direct linking, are terribly broken. It should be obvious that with 'natural blogger' I mean to claim that she is amusing and engaging and prolific, rather than technically impeccable by any means.
I've just given Tanetris a useless answer about whether I mean to attend the Megatokyan gathering at the end of December, because, although I do mean to, I have no idea whether I actually will. I really need to figure that out. Alpicola, do you check your e-mail? (I could say that I will try and come on and talk to you, but my promising such things seems to have an eery tendency to make them not happen, so let's try it the other way.)
I may take something other than Introduction to Government Politics, because it turns out that Marilee won't be in that class after all. I still have a week to figure that out; perhaps the class which is particularly about Canadian Politics? (Which I find to be peculiarly relaxing.) Marilee came to my terribly haphazard belated birthday party this Saturday, which was a great deal of fun for me even though everyone kept lynching me in Werewolf. I hope that she also had fun; she's seemed a little down, since.
(My actual birthday was roughly two weeks ago, the fifteenth. I got several novels and graphic novels (the latter all by JMS), the Daily Show's 'America: The Book', the Neverwinter Nights 'Hordes of the Underdark' expansion set, three CDs by the Beatles and one by Metric. There is some bittersweetness to the Beatles albums, which contained most of the stuff they did which I'd never heard - I'm not there yet, but it can't be long before I never hear a Beatles track for the first time again - so I approached them with a strange reluctance, waiting several days before finally opening Magical Mystery Tour. When I have finished seeking these out, an era will end.
They were very good, of course.)
I think it's a good thing that I'm this tired.
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Happy Bday!
Date: 2004-11-30 04:30 am (UTC)Anyway, We used to play a game called Mennonite Mafia, and it's slightly different then your version. We always did it like this
You had a FBI guy, a Mayor, and two or so Mafia (we actually used 1+(num of people/15) for the number of mafia). The Mafia had to kidnap people every night, one at a time. The Mayor breaks any ties, and calls for the vote to jail people in the pen, so if you wanted to catch a mafia man, you had to convince the mayor to call the vote to do so. So it's possable to not even arrest anyone during the daytime. Once your in the pen, your in the pen for 30 days, so your as good as removed from the game (tho with large groups, it gets intresting, people start comming out of jail!) The Mafia's goal is to get the entire town tied up for ransom. If the mayor gets taken, the villagers vote in a new one, also the mayor card is done before the other jobs, so the mayor might be a cop, or a mafia man! It's a fun twist :)
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Date: 2004-12-01 05:35 pm (UTC)Say, Cody says you know a trick we might use to take the :8080 off wifl's name...
-Garran
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Date: 2004-12-06 04:30 am (UTC)I asked them nicely and they said sure and unblocked it for me, as well as my mail ports. Maybe Shaw would do that?