ill lend my sword to marshal as well it’d be funny
me when the hoes try to fight for my freedom after I voluntarily turn myself in
fym hoe i aint no farming tool
true. you’re just a regular tool
FREE MARSHAL SHE DID NOTHING
ill get u the best lawyers ik bby grl itll be great
You presumably requested the blacklist so as to prevent yourself from particular game formulas lest you habitually committed to burning away on those pyres, yet you didn’t participate in the first EiMM game anyhow and it’s rare so there’s novelty to be seen.
I suppose one could sign a doctor’s note saying to go easy on Marissa today.
me when i dehumanize myself too much
I have two years of legal studies I’m already the best armchair internet lawyer anyone could find on FoL.
Three!
oh i can get her ~mob~ lawyers you aint seen shit
marissa requested that blacklist years ago probably in an emotional moment. she has her shit together now, maybe not fully, but moreso than before. i would personally trust her choices / opinion of herself more than i would follow protocol (but im also not a mod) (thats why i couldnt be a mod)
Here’s an offer you can’t refuse.
It’s called a sanction. By court order you have to move your fence two centimetres down.
i will tie it up for a decade plus in court dont test me
I. I dunno what this means still can i join this game
(please let her join )
let her join i need to absolutely murder her
her ass WILL end up like Hoffa
I’d personally permit it with the addendum you don’t let the game distract you from life but you might need to await the bureaucratic process.
(Marissa will die first anyway.)
okay
lmk whenever
also ftr I
-Stand by having the ban there and stand by whatever the mods think reasonably falls under the terms, even if it’s a game I want to play
-explicitly asked for it to be unappealable
So if they think it’s too high-intensity, I respect that. The high intensity part was added later and in response to BoTF/Dangan(which doesn’t happen anymore) specifically, but if they say I can’t play, I will be fine as a spectator