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Cliche and Stereotype Mafia - A possible Basic Game - All ideas and thoughts welcome

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It's hard to flirt over the Internet when she is trying to kill you (possibly), is enforcing PG13 rules, and has kids and a mr

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It's hard to flirt over the Internet when she is trying to kill you (possibly), is enforcing PG13 rules, and has kids and a mr

Close. Things change ... without warning and without reason.

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I don't ever think that Dap is actually flirting with me. No one flirts with me, with possibly one exception.

 

I'm far too scary ... and so is the exception lol

If you were my age and in my vicinity I'd flirt with you

 

But all I've really done on DM is call you pretty once or twice and be friendly

everyone's in here most several times.

 

and it's ok :)

 

I want being mean dap, you're not a maf flirt, that's all.

 

um unless you're trying to be in which case...

 

nvm.

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The Never Reads the OP-er

 

The Lecturer - Enjoys lecturing on mafia theory more than playing the game.

Already got that one. Can't remember who suggested it or who they might have possibly been thinking of :laugh:

The "Veteran"

 

Someone who's been around so long that everyone assumes that they are automatically the best player. Rarely survives 2 nights without a cop viewing them.

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