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Rabbit Doubt: Supernatural Doubt

natsumehack said
Slow Slow Slow.

Still waiting for confirmation from some people.
And actions from important people. Like the killers.

I like to imagine everyone on the Internet as a tall, muscular, attractive unclothed man.

Describes me perfectly!

Come play some Cards Against Humanity

Sure. Does it work over mobile?

Subscriptions?! *squeals with glee*

I don't use the email. I just use the list. I like having them all in one place.

Rabbit Doubt: Supernatural Doubt

Don't be nervous, Squee. I know the feeling, because I was completely out of my comfort zone for Game of Thrones Doubt, but you'll be okay. This one will be fairly easy, and you're a smart cookie.

Reverie Manor

Maggie's patience was growing thin. She stood there on the side of the room, her bag at her feet, her arms crossed tightly across her chest, surveying the room with a slight scowl. Most went about their business without speaking, trying the food or examining the items contained within the four walls. Some had just entered the room, but quickly fell into the aforementioned category. Others, like the choking girl and her savior, were making small-talk. It was all well and good, except it was wasting valuable time, and no progress was really being made. Besides, Maggie hated standing around nearly as much as she hated surprises and crowds. This experience was just growing worse and worse. She was not one to speak up in a crowd, but she could not take it any longer.

"Excuse me," she finally said loudly enough for everyone to hear her, but softly enough to not be shouting. "I'm sorry, but I have to ask. Does anyone know what we are doing here? Because I cannot help but think this is some enormous joke being made at our expense." She fell silent, her mind picturing Punk'd reality TV shows. Were there hidden cameras somewhere? Were they going to throw in some fake death and ask the gang to solve it Mystery Inc style?

Reverie Manor

I'll just post again. It's out of character, as Maggie probably wouldn't engage the crowd this way, but I agree we need to get this moving.

Rabbit Doubt: The Vacation Murders

My vote is for Alpha. I think it is the lowest-risk play we can make right now.

Treating members of the other gender differently?

I totally get catering the lesson to individuals. But my professor was spouting nonsense like "boys like sports, so assign them lessons with sports examples. Girls prefer to learn about other females, do let them spend a lot of time on the suffrage movement."

'Latest Post' Time Incorrect

Thanks a bunch, Mahz.