Wow, so we are working with two Post restricted players. [Just calling it as I see it.]
I would love to know what " lintsarisma " is . I wonder if they are the third party.
Posting while drunk. I wonder if I should try that.
Ok, looks like Diver is … dead man walking.
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Lets just argue for the moment that Diver is Town. **
We would then all jump on Cucuy tommorow, right?
But, could we have some situation where Cucuy is Town also?
**What powers would scum have to have, and what …failure side effects would have to occur in order for Diver and Cucuy to BOTH be town? **
And if that is the case, who do we look at? NAF has claimed Inventor, but would his jack of all tradeyness implicate his as scum, if his hands are at work here?
We have a number of options that could result in cucuy being a 75/25 investigator who knows when he’s wrong and USCDiver being town. Notably, we’ve had both scum and town redirectors in previous games, where for example **cucuy **got a correct result but his target was secretly changed to not USCDiver.
Of course, I have no opinion until the reveal–**USCDiver **is playing this exactly as I’d expect a scum/third party to play it, as well as how I’d expect a vanilla to play it.
Holy Fck. I looked them up once, to figure if I could join them.
Then again, If I was living that life, that I thought I Was going to have, to go along with this, I would be livining in the 10th best city in the US (Suwanee Ga) with my smart car from cash for clunkers, living in a loft apartment, going to my job in advertising. (Copy-writing / Campaign Development)
But :
Nope
Nope
Nope
Nope
Nope.
But hey, if you want a 97 explorer, just out side Midtown Atlanta, with a guy that doesn’t have any job at all…
You know, the one where two couples are in the living room, and AFAIK, playing Charades. The doorbell rings, and the Husband says “Honey, it’s the pizza guy!”. ** The wife then takes a pizza to the door, and the pizza man takes two slices. The wife then says “Ok, but this is the last time.”** The kicker to the commerical has the same pizza man, at the door again, with a stick on beard. (the beard isn’t on all the way, and I can only guess that it was for the benefit of the humorous spin)
DiGiorno’s pizza is so good that the pizza delivery guy swings by their house to get a couple slices. You know, because it’s better! It’s so good that he comes back for more! But he doesn’t want them to know he’s coming back for seconds, so he wears the beard! Hah! It’s hilarious.:rolleyes:
It’s the next step in the “It’s not delivery, it’s DiGiorno’s!” theme. Now, DiGiorno’s isn’t just as good as delivery (so hubby’s friends are tricked,) but it’s so much better that the pizza guy is making a pick-up.
Let’s put it this way: When I gave in a year-ish ago and called E&A, the phone rep refused to provide me with pricing info over the phone. I had to look it up, and found that the typical first-year “membership fee” in my area runs $1500 to $2000.
Then I found Meetup.com and never looked back at E&A.
Monday is my birthday! A new mafia Day is a great present, thanks much Maha.
As for commercial’s I hate, I hate the freecreditreport.com commercials. They make it seem like if only the guy had checked his credit score his life wouldn’t suck. But that isn’t true. His credit would still suck if he checked it, he would just know about it. So is he going to dump his fiance because her credit is bad? If so he probably shouldn’t be marrying her. What about the new car he was going to buy? No one put a gun to his head forcing him to buy a crap car with his crap credit.
My girlfriend once worked for a firm that did PR. One of their clients was Highlife. My girlfriend’s company paid for her to have a membership. When she left the company, her membership was still active, and then they wanted her to pay for the membership. She couldn’t get out of the contract, so she told them she was engaged.
Meetup is pretty good from what I hear. I’ve never been a member of any of their groups, but only some of the groups charge from what I hear.
I did join Meetin.org when I separated from my now ex-wife. It’s a social networking group similar to Meetup. But whereas Meetup has multiple sub groups within it, some of which cater specifically to singles, Meetin is all general and the members host the events. Also, all events are free, except for the costs of actually attending the event itself. Meetin cannot charge a fee and neither can it’s members. Although, a group of its type typically is going to get a lot of 20-something and 30-something singles, so people do end up dating in the group. (It’s where my girlfriend and I met, actually.)
My google ads are for weight loss, some voting/survey thing, and how to make electricity for your household at home.
The only google ad I ever clicked on was one where some lunatic claimed he had a logical proof for the existance of God that no atheist could debunk. I forget what it was, but it was just prettily worded semantic bullshit. Probably circular, too.
Hey all, Pleo just started sign ups for a new game on idle mafia. It’s the sequal to his conspiracy game. The first two games were classics, I am guessing the third will be too.
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Can someone confirm for me if the “pirate hat” is in every commercial?
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!.The original
2.The Car [Used sub-compact] : it is in the back driver’s seat.
3. Ren Faire, it is used as a cymbal, and IIRC, called out by name.
It’s not “Honey, go get the pizza we already have.” It’s “Honey, it’s the pizza guy.”
Now, remember, we’re in commercial land, where not all the rules of our reality apply. Somehow or other, the pizza delivery guy instinctively knows when this couple has made some pizza in their oven, and the couple has learned that he’ll come over whenever it happens. I believe we are to assume that this has happened before, what with the exasperation of ‘this is the last time’, and the fact that the pizza guy already has the fake beard ready.
My god, I never realized how explaining a commercial is kind of like explaining a joke. I think either you get it, or you don’t, and it ain’t going to sell cardboard-tasting pizzas to either one of us.
