Didn't he effectively claim a pro town impulsive janitor? Or have I read something wrong? FF was a night kill. In a game of 13 people, 3 people are likely to be scum, we already had one vanilla lynched, and I am another vanilla, hence why I think that FF actually had a power role rather than just plain vanilla, although it probably wouldn't make much difference now, I am interested to see what role he held, just a personal interest thing really.

I like your suspicion of me linkz, keep it going. Would love to see what argument you're going to bring forward.

1. I saw the janitor discussion, but taking into account that the lynch was also hidden that means janitor had two choices that day or what? It confused the hell out of me, hence the question as to whether it was an actual janitor or it's just the case of a blind game?

2. Because it doesn't make sense for you to risk an entire set of roles just because you wanted to troll the other team, that would mean that it would be in YOUR best interest to loose the ability or whatever and it won't have an effect on several people (like in a case of scum and townies), most likely just yourself. That was my suspicion at the time, however if a clueless townie or scum fall for it then you will benefit from it greatly as they'll go a night without using their powers. To this day, I still think you have an anti town agenda in mind.

3. Yes that's true but in some cases coaching occurred between the same teammates, after all the jokes etc can be interconnected, a few games ago I've made a joke with a fellow scummate on the first page, that joke got us into a lot of shit in the end, I think same thing can happen anytime, and with people like Pezus who are relatively new to the mafia game, they can sometimes slip and pretty much connect themselves to their scummates.

2. That's not what I was asking. But whatever, not a big deal.

Well, I thought it more or less answered the question, guess I interpreted the question wrong!

Oh I misunderstood my role - I have no information that I can give you guys, sorry

Back to scumhunting, I guess- pretend I didn't say anything.

I guess I can at least gauge how people reacted to my "claim": Linkz is definitely looking scummy to me, since he took on the role of the overly-angry/concerned townie too seriously.
Has Soleron responded back to the mod poke? I don't want to waste a lynch on him (I have a feeling that he's a vanilla townie)

I can't be the first to get tracker and watcher mixed up- don't be too critical of me

Yeah you're not a watcher or a tracker. I guess I should be flattered that you're taking after me, but try not to gambit so much, you're not very good at it. Although it's a nice attempt.

He obviously was going to try one of my moves, one of the "so X, what were you doing at FF's last night", but appears to have chickened out.

I'm more concerned why you would want to vote for him or pressure him for any reason.

Your vote was better on me where at least some kind of logic (albeit wrong) existed.

Because I thought I was a watcher (ie. nobody visited Final Fan last night, therefore I'm a vigilante), but in reality, all I know is that Final Fan visited nobody last night

Vote: Spurge

Clearly trying to capitalise as much as possible on this error, and his reasoning clearly shows that he's trying to rush a mislynch as quick as possible. "Maybe you were worried that you would be lynched..." - why would I be worried when I was not suspected in any way during day 1? heck, after I made my "claim" today, people trusted me- it was only because I realised my mistake and didn't want it backfiring on me later that I risked taking some abuse in admitting my mistake. 

Well then.

I wanted to give him the opportunity to stay quiet, but it appears he felt the need to explain himself.