BOTF XIII.1 Grave Digging and Filling Signups 10/15 + 2/5

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#361

i am far too stubborn to let this go

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#362

I can have common sense, but that doesn’t mean I can’t break societal norms.

#363

It was common sense you needed to pick a number between 1-20, and an additional rule and common sense it had to be a valid integer

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#364

It may be common sense, but nowhere in the signups does it even say that you’re required to pick a number, ergo it is perfectly reasonable for someone to, upon being told to pick a number, to pick a number that is outside of that range.

#365

You’ve inned to a botf game before, you knew how to do it

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#366

what do you mean it doesn’t say that, it-

okay that was tan’s OP i guess

#367

And others never strayed from that either

#368

The numbers 1-20 were clearly listed as the only numbers players could chose

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#369

You have no evidence that I fully understood that my number had to be in a range of 0-21, but even if you did, that still doesn’t change the fact that the host left it ambiguous enough to let me pretend that I didn’t know.

#370

bois im making this an objection.lol

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#371

It lists the players there, and you’ve done this before, while other players were doing the same

To pretend, but not to actually in, like you stated you tried to

#372

You still haven’t proven that -666 is not a valid integer between the range of 0 and 21.

Maybe the range is exclusionary for only me and for only this signup

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#373

so you’re admitting you failed grade 3 math

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#374

Basic mathematics have already done so

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#375

Or maybe I’m experimenting with a different system of mathematics, like mathematicians are known to do, and see what results come from it. Where do you think imaginary numbers came from?

#376

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We were using a clearly defined way of math
anyone could see that

#377

I’d question the process behind whichever math system you’re using which puts -666 in between 0 and 21…

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#378

A system of math which views the number line as a number circle, which makes it rather easy to cut out all integers between 0 and 21, leaving all other integers, including -666

#379

Has this been tested or confirmed by a licensed Mathematician?

#380

To exist?