MrBunzy wrote:Someone stole my chest of fish. Perp was dead but i tracked the chest to a blocked off mine hole a ways to the east.
sabinati wrote:
i know the people who own that plot. nobody is socking that account, it's a new player. do you actually have evidence otherwise because you haven't given any so far.
Tonopah wrote:sabinati wrote:
i know the people who own that plot. nobody is socking that account, it's a new player. do you actually have evidence otherwise because you haven't given any so far.
1 post by a new player is all that's required for you to pronounce judgment? You consider this as irrefutable hearsay? Yet I'm required to submit hard evidence to.. you? But you're friends with the people griefing Brodgar? Oh right. Self appointed prosecutor, judge and jury.
Little Bill meet English Bob, funny fk'n stuff, wiseguy.
Spark wrote:The cows were trapped, their eyes wild and yearning for freedom. I found their captor, Eos, sitting patiently on the shore, waiting for us, her friends, to assist her in taming the beasts. She had avoided the mistakes of last time when her companions tried to tame these wild cattle and now she was tantalizingly close to her goal; a mere coil of rope was all she needed.
As she stared down one of the angry cows, she saw the panic, the fear, the terror, and understood what she must do. My curiosity drew me to a nearby field, where I found another pasture, and a herd of cows grazing peacefully, unaware of their imprisoned kin nearby. Fearful of the beast's power, I opted for a more diplomatic approach and soothed the beasts with some special four-leaf clovers in order to fill my milk pail in my long quest for delicious cheese.
Her lasso looped firmly around its neck, Eos tried to quell the beast. It fought, and thrashed in its enclosure, unable to escape or attack its jailer. I could hear their struggle as I was skipping through the flowers nearby. I returned to find the combatants in a respite, gathering their strength for another bout of strength and will.
Suddenly, the beast reared, and in his fury, the rope snagged around Eos' wrist and pulled her into the enclosure. In her panic, Eos scrambled against the signposts, unable to escape. The aurochs swung its great horns, and knocked her unconscious I desperately ran to her, and tugged at the cow's hair, trying to buy her some time. I was, unfortunately, too late, and he gored her corpse upon the shoreline. The pain of watching her body so savaged by that monster still haunts me today. I still blame myself for her death. If I hadn't mentioned my quest for cheese, she would not have had to face that beast's fury... all for a few drops of milk.
Her gravestone reads:
Here lies Eos.
A teacher to us all,
who walked on rabbits.
May we avenge her death
And her descendants walk among us always.
Seriously, fuck cows.

Tonopah wrote:sabinati wrote:
i know the people who own that plot. nobody is socking that account, it's a new player. do you actually have evidence otherwise because you haven't given any so far.
1 post by a new player is all that's required by you to pronounce judgment? You consider this irrefutable hearsay? Yet I'm required to submit hard evidence to.. you? But you're friends with the people griefing Brodgar? Oh right. Self appointed prosecutor, judge and jury.
Little Bill meet English Bob, funny fk'n stuff, wiseguy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5q5YP9kBuI

Eosarose wrote:Tonopah, Dill, that plot is one that me and my friends I've invited to play haven have been sharing between us. Winless was the one with the pclaim on it (now his reincarnation owns it). We've made every effort to be kind to our neighbors. We don't drag bears through town. Tonopah must be confused or misled.

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