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Terrisman

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  1. Someone beat you to it
  2. Just to pick someone a little more off the beaten path, I’m gonna say Palona seems pretty sweet
  3. One of my faves!!! Read it!! Read it!! Not fantasy or sci-fi but it’s phenomenal
  4. Anyone read Chasing Fireflies by Charles Martin? Just wanted to suggest it to everyone.
  5. Yeah you didn’t. I quoted hoidslayer not sure what happened
  6. Yes. Yes I would. Because, as I said, it is still B committing the act that leads directly to C’s death. I think you misunderstand my argument; it isn’t the act of pouring that concerns me; it is the person that gets the final blow In this case to say that B killed C cannot be correct because pouring out poison is doing absolutely nothing. If A had put sand in the bottle and then B pours out sand B definitely hasn’t killed C because his pouring didn’t affect C’s death. So when B poured out poison and there already was no water in it, it is the equivalent of pouring out sand because poison can’t sustain someone in the desert. What I meant is that in the context of staying alive in the desert, poisoned water that will kill him doesn’t keep him in a better shape then having no water. So while technically it is still water, it is essentially not water in the context of water is what he needs to live The difference here is that by the water C has no water (that will keep him alive) at all now. If he wanted to stay alive as long as possible, he would not drink the poisoned water. By the arrow, many things could happen, an arrow doesn’t automatically kill someone. If Z wanted to avoid the arrow he wouldn’t jump off the cliff
  7. African country
  8. How did B kill C? By pouring out poisoned water? In effect it was as if the water had already been poured out because it had no ability to keep C alive. Would you say that if A had poured out the water and then filled it up with poison and then B poured out the poison that B killed C? It amounts to the same thing Why? It’s essentially no longer water if he will die by drinking it
  9. in the question at hand, one of them had clear odorless poison strong enough to kill. the question was, who is the murderer? (i dont know why he had it. maybe he was an assassin)
  10. This is wrong?????? Is there a pronunciation guide for all characters?
  11. Everyone here looking for someone to start something
  12. Is toast cooked at all? It’s only toast once the bread (pretoast) is cooked also what’s your favorite non fantasy book
  13. It’s obviously got to be strong enough to kill him
  14. Maybe, but by pouring out the poison if anything he prolonged C’s life. once the water was poisoned it wouldn’t have kept C alive so when B poured it out he didn’t do anything to kill C
  15. Ahhhh but what he emptied was poison
  16. I have an interesting debate. 3 people are in a desert. A B and C. C is really annoying so A and B decide to kill him. Each one doesn’t know the other one wants to kill C. C has 1 water bottle so A poisons his water bottle. Before C can drink it, B pours out the water bottle so that C has nothing to drink. C dies of thirst. Who killed C? Was it A or B?
  17. Long car rides are greatgreatgreatTERRIBLEHORRIBLESTOPTHISRIGHTNOW
  18. *ignores own second comment * Hey! May I formally introduce myself? My name is Terrisman but my friends call me Terri
  19. I can be Terri Although I already have a bathrobe named that…
  20. At least you didn’t get hit by a car while doing yours (yeah I’ve actually seen that. look it up) Nah you can call me whatever you want. I just thought it was funny
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