Hiro Protagonist

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  3. Posted

    That would be a valid point if I was a wolf. But, seeing as I am a townie, your worries are unfounded.

  4. Posted

    Linkprow, my style of playing is more analytical. I tend to view the conversations to potentially discover the wolf. That said, I think that sometimes people accuse analytical people of lurking, see them as suspicious, and lynch them based on "instinct". If you do that, I won't criticize you or that style, just point out that you killed a villager based on your gut feeling, which tends to be more reliable when you are talking face to face.

  6. Posted

    I know! I can't believe they made us wait 9 months for that! It was worth it though. I feel sorry for Mrs. Fredericks asian driver bodyguard man, and I can't believe how they made Leena onnicent by putting in a "pearl of wisdom" that controls your mind! I'm glad the Warehouse knows that Claudia is innocent.

  7. Posted

    So many resolved plotlines! I am certainly glad that

    Artie survived

    , though I feel sorry for

    Mrs. Frederick's asian driver bodyguard guy, as well as Macpherson

    I also enjoy how

    H. G. Wells turns out to be a woman

    . Maybe she will be the next big antagonist on Warehouse 13?

  8. Posted

    Just because somebody has a different opinion than yours regarding a show doesn't mean that they are haters. Next you'll be calling them Nazis for disliking it. Plus, to be a 'hater', you need to 'hate' on something awesome.

  9. Posted

    I think it was a pretty good summary of the plot, since you can't easily show 15-20 30-minute episodes in a two-hour movie without cutting a lot of stuff. A lot of the casting was screwed up, though (I. E. Uncle Iroh). I disliked that firebenders needed an external source to bend.

  11. Posted

    Original: I would like to inhale your moon pie dumplings.

    Translation: "Sea and enema is God."

  13. Posted

    Reeling from the blow, Ecthelion stumbled backwards, slightly dazed. Recovering, he examined the dent in his shield and sighed. Setting it down, he wielded his sword in both hands and charged his opponent.

    (((overpowered much?)))

  14. Posted

    I would say that Eka is correct, as using Occam's razor, one uses the simplest theory: It happens to be the symbol of the Zoras, not necessarily a specific item I.E. the Zora's Sapphire. I'm not sure why you would believe that TP is an alternate univers, though it is possible.

  15. Posted

    I, as resident Time Lord of Hyrule.net, extend the greeting and friendship of the Lonely God.

  16. Posted

    As his opponent rushed at him, Ecthelion ran until they were almost within sword reach, then leaped into the air and landed behind his opponent's back, swinging his shield at his opponent's head.

  17. Posted

    Ecthelion rolled out of the way of the sphere, startles=d. Holding his shield up, he charged at the youth, anger in his eyes.

  19. Posted

    Ducking low and sweeping at the child's feet, Ecthelion though: and you will regret attacking me.

  21. Posted

    Bringing his shield out form behind his back, Ecthelion adopted a defensive stance as the juvenile rushed towards him, sword in hand. Smiling, he thought how quickly this would be over, one way or the other.

  23. Posted

    "First off, having a vague feeling is not the same as knowing. And second off, I was following you for my own reasons. If I choose to reveal them, I will reveal them in my own time," Ecthelion answered.

  25. Posted

    "So you stereotype all of us based on the very eastern specimens. How shortsighted and ignorant; in other words, how typically Gerudo," Ecthelion replied with a slight smile on his face.