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On March 11 2013 02:22 prplhz wrote:
Kurumi's personality is Chezinu.
wherebugsgo's personality is Kurumi who is always acting Chezinuish anyway.
I solved it.
the chicken has pondered, but it seems the result is the product of the ingestion of feces.
As the dog it is my duty to lead the sheep away from danger, but the shepherd must know. Look at me, master. I will point you in the right direction.
On March 10 2013 23:13 Kurumi wrote:
##vote iamperfection
the rats seek the weak.
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Perhaps you all know this old saying that I am about to invoke.
It is well known, but often bastardized. I will set this straight now.
Imagine we now live in a long past age. Our language is the language of the Sages. In this language of the wise, the ending "mi" roughly translates into "the little." It is a dimunitive title, used most commonly for the apprentice of a wizard. The evil ones are rough, but the sages are not. There is no aural difference, merely in our script. If we were to transliterate to the modern language of the flock, it would be the difference between the letters "f" and "ph," or "c" and "s" and "z," or, in our case, the difference between "C" and "K".
In the past, a member of The Great Ones was old Curu, also known as The Cunning. Curu had a duality and the propensity to delve into evil, but on the whole acted as one of the influential Sages of our past. In the language of the wise, Curu means "goose", although "Curumi" means "duck." Oddly enough, "Uruc" (ooroos) translates into "mouse", and "Uruk" (oorook) is "rat". When we add a dimunitive, with "soft" letters such as "c", a vowel is added. "Uruc" becomes "Urucimi". With "hard" letters, the end vowel must be moved to the front to facilitate the dimunitive. Thus, from "Uruk" we get "Kurumi."
I have thus discovered the true meaning behind the name of the impostor.
After all, the old saying is that, if it looks like a duck, walks like a duck, and quacks like a duck, it is most definitely a rat.
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I apologize, my friends: for when I said vowel, I certainly meant consonant.
My mind moves slowly from the ages in slumber.
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On March 11 2013 03:11 Kurumi wrote:
I never claimed I got a role called Chezinu or anything like that.
What I claimed is that I AM Chezinu.
It is not about roles (which I love finding out as you might know already) but about being a certain person.
I just don't abide by the rules, hosts want me to believe I am someone when I clearly am someone else.
yes, that's it, rat. The truth is being squeezed out, little by little.
We should step on this rat-kill it forever, before it vomits at our feet.
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On March 11 2013 03:28 HiroPro wrote:
bugs what is your opinion on risk.nuke?
is he a chicken? No, that's the hazy discolored one.
My friend, sometimes it is best to characterize those who are misguided as the loud sheep in the flock. This particular sheep baas pretty loudly, but it is only because another sheep ran away from a boy crying wolf.
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hello Ace. Would you like to give me your diary?
I can give you a taste of my broth in return. I promise it will taste good.
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On March 11 2013 05:18 Promethelax wrote:Show nested quote +On March 11 2013 02:46 wherebugsgo wrote:On March 11 2013 02:22 prplhz wrote:
Kurumi's personality is Chezinu.
wherebugsgo's personality is Kurumi who is always acting Chezinuish anyway.
I solved it. the chicken has pondered, but it seems the result is the product of the ingestion of feces. As the dog it is my duty to lead the sheep away from danger, but the shepherd must know. Look at me, master. I will point you in the right direction. I see bugs thinks it is the New Years but his posting, in me, instils fear. This bugs is useless and dumb his posts do not attempt to find scum; this man does not deserve to be here. I say our WBG is corrupted his blood, when it flows, will be red. I say we must hang him, many people harangue him. He should end up dead. So I lay down my vote to elect this thug though I've read the thread slow as a slug, for the moment I think he is our best flip this man is scum, though he hasn't scum-slipped. So for now I say ##Vote: Bugs
some people say that the greatest gift one can give is life. Sadly I do not have the means to do so, but I can give you the second greatest gift one can give: a rat.
Wait that's not right. Who the hell wrote this drivel? I'm gonna go fire that guy right now.
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Hello, brother Promethelax. I see that you have met my friend, the honorable George. Sadly George is a bit preoccupied at the moment-he seems to be pondering the question of whether the fish and the human can coexist peacefully. Quite a quirky fellow, really. On good days he most certainly is high-functioning, but as his gardener can attest, we really do not know what goes on inside that cranium of his.
I do have to say to you though: is our townies learning?
Damn it who brought him back?!
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Welcome, comrade. Have you looked at the rat yet? It's quacking pretty loudly, wouldn't you say? We should band together, you know. Otherwise I might be given the impression that you are the mole in the group. We all know that, though the mole is weaker than the rat, it is hated much more severely.
So the questions to ask you are: are you the mole? Or perhaps you are the disease of the rat? Or a fat lazy cat?
From my first impression you certainly don't seem like my friend the shepherd!
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On March 11 2013 00:08 Kurumi wrote:
Hello guys, It is me, Chezinu! So I see we have started this game and I am really happy to play it. I will try my best to have fun!
So how about we start having fun right now? I tried this last game, but I got cursed so it was a disaster...
Write down three things!
One is false, rest is true!
1) I am Chezinu.
2) I have not read my role PM.
3) I don't have a day power.
On March 11 2013 03:11 Kurumi wrote:
I never claimed I got a role called Chezinu or anything like that.
What I claimed is that I AM Chezinu.
It is not about roles (which I love finding out as you might know already) but about being a certain person.
I just don't abide by the rules, hosts want me to believe I am someone when I clearly am someone else.
The rat has snivelled his way into quite the mess, wouldn't you say?
"Oh yes, yes I would sir. Maybe the rat wants some of the stew sir?"
It's not a stew, it's a broth!
"But of course. We can say it's a broth."
My beard grows longer.
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On March 11 2013 06:50 Kurumi wrote:
oh and if you dont i will pardon the lynch target because i fucking can
"and we must not forget this one, sir"
of course not, little mouse!
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the man in the sky tells us the rat is not a rat but a mouse
but the not-rat (actually a mouse) says he may be a mouse with a mask today and a rat tomorrow. "Today I die," the mouse says. And, he says, he will not tell us when he turns into a rat! Of course, any doorknob would know that a rat does not announce its own presence.
So is this mouse a mouse under the bridge, or a mouse over the bridge?
I say, brothers, that we burn the mouse and say our prayers, for it shall be safer for us if the mouse does not become rabid.
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I for one do not oppose poking the mouse, however. Preferably with a disinfected stick.
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On March 11 2013 07:30 Kurumi wrote:Show nested quote +On March 11 2013 07:25 wherebugsgo wrote:
the man in the sky tells us the rat is not a rat but a mouse
but the not-rat (actually a mouse) says he may be a mouse with a mask today and a rat tomorrow. "Today I die," the mouse says. And, he says, he will not tell us when he turns into a rat! Of course, any doorknob would know that a rat does not announce its own presence.
So is this mouse a mouse under the bridge, or a mouse over the bridge?
I say, brothers, that we burn the mouse and say our prayers, for it shall be safer for us if the mouse does not become rabid.
See, even the jub jub who i am supposed to be agrees about killing me
the mask of the rat was indeed something familiar, was it not?
what a cunning rat...
I mean, mouse.
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On March 11 2013 07:36 strongandbig wrote:Show nested quote +On March 11 2013 07:30 Kurumi wrote:On March 11 2013 07:25 wherebugsgo wrote:
the man in the sky tells us the rat is not a rat but a mouse
but the not-rat (actually a mouse) says he may be a mouse with a mask today and a rat tomorrow. "Today I die," the mouse says. And, he says, he will not tell us when he turns into a rat! Of course, any doorknob would know that a rat does not announce its own presence.
So is this mouse a mouse under the bridge, or a mouse over the bridge?
I say, brothers, that we burn the mouse and say our prayers, for it shall be safer for us if the mouse does not become rabid.
See, even the jub jub who i am supposed to be agrees about killing me thats actually a much better reason to kill him than it is to kill you like, what are you going for here? I'm assuming that you are trying to win, because your claim is that for town to kill you would make the town more likely to win and therefore make you more likely to win. However, how do you know that your win condition can't change after you die? That's pretty much the only way your role would make sense - you want to make the team win that you're on at the moment, not the team you're on when you die. Additionally - the logical conclusion of "I want to win, my alignment might change, etc" is not to just suggest that we kill you off right away to freeze your alignment. Waiting a few days to see which team is winning makes far more sense. So yeah I'm calling bull shit. You're probably lying; if I can see that then wbg should see it too; but he still wants to lynch you. Therefore, I would like to lynch him.
this chicken seems to be choking, no?
This broth would probably help you, but I'm afraid that the broth is not for chickens.
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My brethren, has the shepherd arrived? I have seen a tall man, and the sheep have moved...but is he the nice shepherd or the bad shepherd? Alas, the eyes of the dog are not so sharp. Maybe it is by smell that I may learn the truth.
why, one may say, did the dog bark at the rat, though the man in the sky said the rat was a mouse? well, the mouse wanted to die. The mouse said he may not really be a mouse forever. The mouse said tomorrow, he may feel like a rat. One should normally trust the mouse, but when he says he may feel like a rat-one must burn the rat. The plague should not be allowed to spread. The dog cannot accept the lies of the rat, for it is shameful to be trodden on by one that is smaller. The broth is not brewed merely by rodents.
The dog would certainly like to share his broth with one nobleman. Oh BloodyOne, I may be colorblind, so I will overlook the red overtones of your name. Would you like to drink from my honeypot?
Perhaps you can help me. I have found a few chickens, and herded some sheep. But who is my shepherd? Are you my shepherd?
Is it the one they call Phil? Or perhaps it is one of the newer, the younger. I like the Pro. My tail wags when I think of him.
Please, excuse me. I have accidentally drank the poison of the humans, that which they call Pepsi. As the Sages would say, it is not quite good for my digestive system.
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On March 11 2013 17:48 Mocsta wrote:
Lol.. U herded sheep?
Are u suggesting yam actions are a direct by product of your wisdom and guidance?
tell me, oh wise one: does your toilet flush in the right direction?
If a man were to announce to all:
I am telling the truth: I am Mocsta. My name is my identity. The Australians are the best.
What would you smell? For I, if I were the Mocsta, I would smell rat.
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On March 12 2013 01:11 marvellosity wrote:Show nested quote +On March 11 2013 07:25 wherebugsgo wrote:
the man in the sky tells us the rat is not a rat but a mouse
but the not-rat (actually a mouse) says he may be a mouse with a mask today and a rat tomorrow. "Today I die," the mouse says. And, he says, he will not tell us when he turns into a rat! Of course, any doorknob would know that a rat does not announce its own presence.
So is this mouse a mouse under the bridge, or a mouse over the bridge?
I say, brothers, that we burn the mouse and say our prayers, for it shall be safer for us if the mouse does not become rabid.
So basically bugs, apart from being useless, it comes down to what we think of this post. Of course, any doorknob would know that a rat does not announce its own presence.Why, then, would a "rat" announce that he would turn into a rat at all? Why even mention it if you're a "rat"? There seems to be a logic breakdown. bugs is basically advocating lynching a townie on the basis he might not be town later. It's so *lazy*.
Hello, oh sparkly one. I wish I could see in colors!
The dog does not understand your slowness. Perhaps the sparkles are too much? Please, do not pay attention to the tail. It can be very distracting.
*woof woof*
Let me tell you a story, that I had told our crocodile friend. Mr Crocodile, I asked him, what would you do if you were the last crocodilian to live? Sorry, I suppose that is not specific enough. What if someone else said they were the last crocodilian?
I am the one true dog. There is no other dog. No other woofs and pants and licks and wags like me. The rat said he was the true dog. This made the dog angry.
Do you understand now, oh sparkly one? Surely you have realized-there cannot be two dogs.
I also smelled, that the impostor rat seemed oddly...familiar. Do you know of the Hindus? It was like that, as if the rat wanted to be an elephant. But that the elephant wasn't satisfactory, so he chose to try to become a dog.
I know this is all confusing, but let me put it this way: in a past life, I believe I had a trunk. I still sometimes feel the urge to snort water.
Remember, I am the one true dog. You may choose to put me down today, put me out of my misery. I am okay with that. Sometimes the dog must make the sacrifice for the greater good. However I do not think that you would be very happy with me afterward. You would see that then I would have been more useful in your service. As a guide doc, perhaps-to lead the blind and the ugly. And to bring in the chickens and herd sheep.
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I believe in the modern country of America, "elephant" roughly translates into "Republican."
I think our friend George is involved in all of this.
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On March 12 2013 02:41 marvellosity wrote:Show nested quote +On March 12 2013 02:40 wherebugsgo wrote:On March 12 2013 01:11 marvellosity wrote:On March 11 2013 07:25 wherebugsgo wrote:
the man in the sky tells us the rat is not a rat but a mouse
but the not-rat (actually a mouse) says he may be a mouse with a mask today and a rat tomorrow. "Today I die," the mouse says. And, he says, he will not tell us when he turns into a rat! Of course, any doorknob would know that a rat does not announce its own presence.
So is this mouse a mouse under the bridge, or a mouse over the bridge?
I say, brothers, that we burn the mouse and say our prayers, for it shall be safer for us if the mouse does not become rabid.
So basically bugs, apart from being useless, it comes down to what we think of this post. Of course, any doorknob would know that a rat does not announce its own presence.Why, then, would a "rat" announce that he would turn into a rat at all? Why even mention it if you're a "rat"? There seems to be a logic breakdown. bugs is basically advocating lynching a townie on the basis he might not be town later. It's so *lazy*. Hello, oh sparkly one. I wish I could see in colors! The dog does not understand your slowness. Perhaps the sparkles are too much? Please, do not pay attention to the tail. It can be very distracting. *woof woof* Let me tell you a story, that I had told our crocodile friend. Mr Crocodile, I asked him, what would you do if you were the last crocodilian to live? Sorry, I suppose that is not specific enough. What if someone else said they were the last crocodilian? I am the one true dog. There is no other dog. No other woofs and pants and licks and wags like me. The rat said he was the true dog. This made the dog angry. Do you understand now, oh sparkly one? Surely you have realized-there cannot be two dogs. I also smelled, that the impostor rat seemed oddly...familiar. Do you know of the Hindus? It was like that, as if the rat wanted to be an elephant. But that the elephant wasn't satisfactory, so he chose to try to become a dog. I know this is all confusing, but let me put it this way: in a past life, I believe I had a trunk. I still sometimes feel the urge to snort water. Remember, I am the one true dog. You may choose to put me down today, put me out of my misery. I am okay with that. Sometimes the dog must make the sacrifice for the greater good. However I do not think that you would be very happy with me afterward. You would see that then I would have been more useful in your service. As a guide doc, perhaps-to lead the blind and the ugly. And to bring in the chickens and herd sheep. this literally answers none of the issues i raised
Do you not read, oh sparkly one?
If someone were to come and say, "I am the one and only sparkly one." Would you not seek to smite him?
Perhaps my dog brain is more sophisticated than yours. For that. I apologize for the confusion. Perhaps we can talk when you are done pondering incontemplatables.
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On March 12 2013 02:48 marvellosity wrote:Show nested quote +On March 12 2013 02:45 wherebugsgo wrote:On March 12 2013 02:41 marvellosity wrote:On March 12 2013 02:40 wherebugsgo wrote:On March 12 2013 01:11 marvellosity wrote:On March 11 2013 07:25 wherebugsgo wrote:
the man in the sky tells us the rat is not a rat but a mouse
but the not-rat (actually a mouse) says he may be a mouse with a mask today and a rat tomorrow. "Today I die," the mouse says. And, he says, he will not tell us when he turns into a rat! Of course, any doorknob would know that a rat does not announce its own presence.
So is this mouse a mouse under the bridge, or a mouse over the bridge?
I say, brothers, that we burn the mouse and say our prayers, for it shall be safer for us if the mouse does not become rabid.
So basically bugs, apart from being useless, it comes down to what we think of this post. Of course, any doorknob would know that a rat does not announce its own presence.Why, then, would a "rat" announce that he would turn into a rat at all? Why even mention it if you're a "rat"? There seems to be a logic breakdown. bugs is basically advocating lynching a townie on the basis he might not be town later. It's so *lazy*. Hello, oh sparkly one. I wish I could see in colors! The dog does not understand your slowness. Perhaps the sparkles are too much? Please, do not pay attention to the tail. It can be very distracting. *woof woof* Let me tell you a story, that I had told our crocodile friend. Mr Crocodile, I asked him, what would you do if you were the last crocodilian to live? Sorry, I suppose that is not specific enough. What if someone else said they were the last crocodilian? I am the one true dog. There is no other dog. No other woofs and pants and licks and wags like me. The rat said he was the true dog. This made the dog angry. Do you understand now, oh sparkly one? Surely you have realized-there cannot be two dogs. I also smelled, that the impostor rat seemed oddly...familiar. Do you know of the Hindus? It was like that, as if the rat wanted to be an elephant. But that the elephant wasn't satisfactory, so he chose to try to become a dog. I know this is all confusing, but let me put it this way: in a past life, I believe I had a trunk. I still sometimes feel the urge to snort water. Remember, I am the one true dog. You may choose to put me down today, put me out of my misery. I am okay with that. Sometimes the dog must make the sacrifice for the greater good. However I do not think that you would be very happy with me afterward. You would see that then I would have been more useful in your service. As a guide doc, perhaps-to lead the blind and the ugly. And to bring in the chickens and herd sheep. this literally answers none of the issues i raised Do you not read, oh sparkly one? If someone were to come and say, "I am the one and only sparkly one." Would you not seek to smite him? Perhaps my dog brain is more sophisticated than yours. For that. I apologize for the confusion. Perhaps we can talk when you are done pondering incontemplatables. No, that's completely irrelevant. I understand your original push on Kurumi, because he was claiming to be your personality. I get that. That's not what I brought up in my post. What I brought up in my post was the following: 1) why would you think mafia would announce that they were town but would turn into mafia? Why on earth would mafia say this? 2) why did you still want to lynch him when the host called him town. why were you lazily saying "we should kill this townie now because he may not be town later" instead of wanting to lynch actual mafia? These things have nothing to do with Kurumi claiming your personality.
Oh yes, sparkly one, you are quite the nitwit.
Once upon a time, there was legend, of a time when the eagles ruled. Do you know what I am talking about? During this time, the eagles hunted all the rats. The sniveling, dirty, poop-sniffing (although I admit I do it too) rats. All through this era, no rat was spared. After all, why trust any rat? Once a rat, always a rat. At least, until The Punishment.
The Punishment cannot be spared for any rat. If we were to allow the mouse to become a rat, would we not have some problem?
The rat Kurumi had said, maybe later I may still be a rat. But how would we know if he becomes a rat? Sure, maybe as a mouse he will tell us. Then why indeed did he also think it the right thing to do? Maybe he, as a mouse, could only win with mice if he choked on cheese. The Punishment made him forever a mouse. Sometimes there are traitor mice. In this case the true rats could use the mouse and spread the Plague!
However, one must remember: the dog knew that the rat was spreading lies. The dog will not tolerate that, no. Any such rat will quickly become the dog's chew toy.
Perhaps you will understand this now. Alas, the dog has qualification exams and has not been vigilant. Perhaps soon he will become a guard dog.
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On March 12 2013 03:02 marvellosity wrote:Show nested quote +On March 12 2013 03:00 wherebugsgo wrote:On March 12 2013 02:48 marvellosity wrote:On March 12 2013 02:45 wherebugsgo wrote:On March 12 2013 02:41 marvellosity wrote:On March 12 2013 02:40 wherebugsgo wrote:On March 12 2013 01:11 marvellosity wrote:On March 11 2013 07:25 wherebugsgo wrote:
the man in the sky tells us the rat is not a rat but a mouse
but the not-rat (actually a mouse) says he may be a mouse with a mask today and a rat tomorrow. "Today I die," the mouse says. And, he says, he will not tell us when he turns into a rat! Of course, any doorknob would know that a rat does not announce its own presence.
So is this mouse a mouse under the bridge, or a mouse over the bridge?
I say, brothers, that we burn the mouse and say our prayers, for it shall be safer for us if the mouse does not become rabid.
So basically bugs, apart from being useless, it comes down to what we think of this post. Of course, any doorknob would know that a rat does not announce its own presence.Why, then, would a "rat" announce that he would turn into a rat at all? Why even mention it if you're a "rat"? There seems to be a logic breakdown. bugs is basically advocating lynching a townie on the basis he might not be town later. It's so *lazy*. Hello, oh sparkly one. I wish I could see in colors! The dog does not understand your slowness. Perhaps the sparkles are too much? Please, do not pay attention to the tail. It can be very distracting. *woof woof* Let me tell you a story, that I had told our crocodile friend. Mr Crocodile, I asked him, what would you do if you were the last crocodilian to live? Sorry, I suppose that is not specific enough. What if someone else said they were the last crocodilian? I am the one true dog. There is no other dog. No other woofs and pants and licks and wags like me. The rat said he was the true dog. This made the dog angry. Do you understand now, oh sparkly one? Surely you have realized-there cannot be two dogs. I also smelled, that the impostor rat seemed oddly...familiar. Do you know of the Hindus? It was like that, as if the rat wanted to be an elephant. But that the elephant wasn't satisfactory, so he chose to try to become a dog. I know this is all confusing, but let me put it this way: in a past life, I believe I had a trunk. I still sometimes feel the urge to snort water. Remember, I am the one true dog. You may choose to put me down today, put me out of my misery. I am okay with that. Sometimes the dog must make the sacrifice for the greater good. However I do not think that you would be very happy with me afterward. You would see that then I would have been more useful in your service. As a guide doc, perhaps-to lead the blind and the ugly. And to bring in the chickens and herd sheep. this literally answers none of the issues i raised Do you not read, oh sparkly one? If someone were to come and say, "I am the one and only sparkly one." Would you not seek to smite him? Perhaps my dog brain is more sophisticated than yours. For that. I apologize for the confusion. Perhaps we can talk when you are done pondering incontemplatables. No, that's completely irrelevant. I understand your original push on Kurumi, because he was claiming to be your personality. I get that. That's not what I brought up in my post. What I brought up in my post was the following: 1) why would you think mafia would announce that they were town but would turn into mafia? Why on earth would mafia say this? 2) why did you still want to lynch him when the host called him town. why were you lazily saying "we should kill this townie now because he may not be town later" instead of wanting to lynch actual mafia? These things have nothing to do with Kurumi claiming your personality. Oh yes, sparkly one, you are quite the nitwit. Once upon a time, there was legend, of a time when the eagles ruled. Do you know what I am talking about? During this time, the eagles hunted all the rats. The sniveling, dirty, poop-sniffing (although I admit I do it too) rats. All through this era, no rat was spared. After all, why trust any rat? Once a rat, always a rat. At least, until The Punishment. The Punishment cannot be spared for any rat. If we were to allow the mouse to become a rat, would we not have some problem? The rat Kurumi had said, maybe later I may still be a rat. But how would we know if he becomes a rat? Sure, maybe as a mouse he will tell us. Then why indeed did he also think it the right thing to do? Maybe he, as a mouse, could only win with mice if he choked on cheese. The Punishment made him forever a mouse. Sometimes there are traitor mice. In this case the true rats could use the mouse and spread the Plague! However, one must remember: the dog knew that the rat was spreading lies. The dog will not tolerate that, no. Any such rat will quickly become the dog's chew toy. Perhaps you will understand this now. Alas, the dog has qualification exams and has not been vigilant. Perhaps soon he will become a guard dog. He wasn't a rat, and he was mod-confirmed as not being a rat today. your whole argument stinks. HE WAS NOT A RAT.
Yes, the man in the sky said he was not a rat.
But how at the time could the dog know if the man in the sky spoke from the Book, or it was another rat speaking through the man in the sky? Or perhaps even a misguided curiosity cat. The curious cat does not always find the cat burglar. Sometimes the curiosity kills the cat!
Now can you see, oh sparkly nitwit? The truth is sometimes not so easy to see from the old eyes of the dog.
Certainly it is easy to say in the absence of the rat!
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