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Maybe this is bringing my RL exerience (commonsense?) into the equation but any accused who says "prove it" is not denying anything and causes the prosecutor to "know" they are not dealing with an "innocent". Perhaps you'd like to explain yourself Doom?DoomYoshi wrote:Proof?vodean wrote: i just want to point out that Doom seems to be ok with any lynch, no matter who the target is.


proof.DoomYoshi wrote:What do you want to hear more from me about?
- NoS can hang today, I am fine with that.
- jgordon proves again that even if he has a town role, he is not beneficial to town as a player
- DiM is my next best target, but that case will wait until tomorrow (nothing you say will bring it out of me today)

real life is not the same as playing online. What we use as proof in these games is the written word and how someone decides to interpret or spin it. Vodean made an observation about Doom. If someone read it without have reading Dooms past posts one might infer Doom just wanted someone lynched, which by itself would seem scummy.thehippo8 wrote:Maybe this is bringing my RL exerience (commonsense?) into the equation but any accused who says "prove it" is not denying anything and causes the prosecutor to "know" they are not dealing with an "innocent". Perhaps you'd like to explain yourself Doom?DoomYoshi wrote:Proof?vodean wrote: i just want to point out that Doom seems to be ok with any lynch, no matter who the target is.

Well said IB, but you missed my point (possibly). Whilst proof can be used as you say, the expression "prove it" is not the same as "you are wrong" or simply "no". If the phrase was intended in the context of "you are lying so here have some more rope so you can hang yourself" then I agree that it is a valid expression. But if you use "prove it" in the sense of "I reckon I can get away with this because I don't think there's any evidence damning me" then there is a problem. Whether or not there is evidence the second use of the expression is scummy. But here if the expression was use in the second (scummy) way then things get worse for NoS because Vode provided some evidence. Admittedly the evidence is scant and I reckon that Vode is skimming like a stone on a pond, but my point is made. Anyway, I reckon you are right, IB, that NoS was using the "prove it" expression in the first (non-scummy) way in order to flesh out what Vode was talking about.Iron Butterfly wrote:real life is not the same as playing online. What we use as proof in these games is the written word and how someone decides to interpret or spin it. Vodean made an observation about Doom. If someone read it without have reading Dooms past posts one might infer Doom just wanted someone lynched, which by itself would seem scummy.thehippo8 wrote:Maybe this is bringing my RL exerience (commonsense?) into the equation but any accused who says "prove it" is not denying anything and causes the prosecutor to "know" they are not dealing with an "innocent". Perhaps you'd like to explain yourself Doom?DoomYoshi wrote:Proof?vodean wrote: i just want to point out that Doom seems to be ok with any lynch, no matter who the target is.
Doom has every right to ask Vodean to prove it. All Vodean has to do is quote the exact post Doom stated that he does not care who is lynched. In this game if you make an accusation in the negative you better damn well be able to prove it.
Doom said he does not care if NOS gets lynched and in fact prefers it. No where does he state he would be OK with any lynch...In fact that statement by Vodean is very scummy in trying to portray Doom in such a light.


You mean Yoshi? lolthehippo8 wrote:Well said IB, but you missed my point (possibly). Whilst proof can be used as you say, the expression "prove it" is not the same as "you are wrong" or simply "no". If the phrase was intended in the context of "you are lying so here have some more rope so you can hang yourself" then I agree that it is a valid expression. But if you use "prove it" in the sense of "I reckon I can get away with this because I don't think there's any evidence damning me" then there is a problem. Whether or not there is evidence the second use of the expression is scummy. But here if the expression was use in the second (scummy) way then things get worse for NoS because Vode provided some evidence. Admittedly the evidence is scant and I reckon that Vode is skimming like a stone on a pond, but my point is made. Anyway, I reckon you are right, IB, that NoS was using the "prove it" expression in the first (non-scummy) way in order to flesh out what Vode was talking about.Iron Butterfly wrote:real life is not the same as playing online. What we use as proof in these games is the written word and how someone decides to interpret or spin it. Vodean made an observation about Doom. If someone read it without have reading Dooms past posts one might infer Doom just wanted someone lynched, which by itself would seem scummy.thehippo8 wrote:Maybe this is bringing my RL exerience (commonsense?) into the equation but any accused who says "prove it" is not denying anything and causes the prosecutor to "know" they are not dealing with an "innocent". Perhaps you'd like to explain yourself Doom?DoomYoshi wrote:Proof?vodean wrote: i just want to point out that Doom seems to be ok with any lynch, no matter who the target is.
Doom has every right to ask Vodean to prove it. All Vodean has to do is quote the exact post Doom stated that he does not care who is lynched. In this game if you make an accusation in the negative you better damn well be able to prove it.
Doom said he does not care if NOS gets lynched and in fact prefers it. No where does he state he would be OK with any lynch...In fact that statement by Vodean is very scummy in trying to portray Doom in such a light.
With that cleared up, umm Vode - can you confirm that you are properly read up to date? Or have you been skimming?
fastposted by Vode
who's skimming, again?thehippo8 wrote:Well said IB, but you missed my point (possibly). Whilst proof can be used as you say, the expression "prove it" is not the same as "you are wrong" or simply "no". If the phrase was intended in the context of "you are lying so here have some more rope so you can hang yourself" then I agree that it is a valid expression. But if you use "prove it" in the sense of "I reckon I can get away with this because I don't think there's any evidence damning me" then there is a problem. Whether or not there is evidence the second use of the expression is scummy. But here if the expression was use in the second (scummy) way then things get worse for NoS because Vode provided some evidence. Admittedly the evidence is scant and I reckon that Vode is skimming like a stone on a pond, but my point is made. Anyway, I reckon you are right, IB, that NoS was using the "prove it" expression in the first (non-scummy) way in order to flesh out what Vode was talking about.Iron Butterfly wrote:real life is not the same as playing online. What we use as proof in these games is the written word and how someone decides to interpret or spin it. Vodean made an observation about Doom. If someone read it without have reading Dooms past posts one might infer Doom just wanted someone lynched, which by itself would seem scummy.thehippo8 wrote:Maybe this is bringing my RL exerience (commonsense?) into the equation but any accused who says "prove it" is not denying anything and causes the prosecutor to "know" they are not dealing with an "innocent". Perhaps you'd like to explain yourself Doom?DoomYoshi wrote:Proof?vodean wrote: i just want to point out that Doom seems to be ok with any lynch, no matter who the target is.
Doom has every right to ask Vodean to prove it. All Vodean has to do is quote the exact post Doom stated that he does not care who is lynched. In this game if you make an accusation in the negative you better damn well be able to prove it.
Doom said he does not care if NOS gets lynched and in fact prefers it. No where does he state he would be OK with any lynch...In fact that statement by Vodean is very scummy in trying to portray Doom in such a light.
With that cleared up, umm Vode - can you confirm that you are properly read up to date? Or have you been skimming?
fastposted by Vode

Doom is also away I believe.. he said he would be gone for a few days. Where is the count?DiM wrote:doomyoshi is the one catching up/skimming.




hmm, are you sure you're not skimming?DoomYoshi wrote:What am I skimming Dim?
basically he confused you with vodean.thehippo8 wrote:Vode - can you confirm that you are properly read up to date? Or have you been skimming?
and naturally i offered the explanation:vodean wrote:who's skimming, again?
so you took my neutral comment, which i made to clear up confusion between hippo and vodean, extracted what you needed and threw away the rest and turned it into an accusation.DiM wrote:doomyoshi is the one catching up/skimming.
it's almost as if you're already setting up the stage for something.DoomYoshi wrote:I think I can bring a pretty good case against Dim, but I am not going to waste the effort on it today, since we already have a good lynch target.
because you were the replacement who had to catch up on the action.DoomYoshi wrote:How do you know he confused me with vodean?



Lets say we vote NoS and he flips Town, what would that tell us? Where would you take the investigation?DoomYoshi wrote:Actually, you haven't missed anything... Just vote NoS, and let's get this day over with.
^LSU Tiger Josh wrote:I still don't like voting a claimed medic.
NOS I think I read somewhere where you claimed to not protect anyone last night. Is this true and if so why?
Iron Butterfly wrote:Lets say we vote NoS and he flips Town, what would that tell us? Where would you take the investigation?DoomYoshi wrote:Actually, you haven't missed anything... Just vote NoS, and let's get this day over with.