I really wish I was mafia at this point, this would be much more enjoyable.

Well as I said this game isn't one bit about truth or playing outright and openly. It's about popularity and how to seduce others into voting along with you. I definitely don't intend to sit here all day today and listen to twenty people give weak reasons why my extroverted attempts at this game must make me mafia, I have said absolutely everything possible there is to be said. If you guys are truly innocent, you'll go back and read. Starting with post one. It's all there if you're innocently looking for it.
I will say that anyone who keeps pointing to some type of alliance with IceH20 is off their rocker. Or mafia. And the second is more likely. I never even once addressed one post to him. I don't know or care anything about him, except he was almost as unlucky as me for a completely useless reason. (Stepping up first.)
How they turn on you... Ogre you agreed with me on this reasoning. As did Madcrawdad. Now all you can say is "alliance with IceH20!" Well everybody, go back and look, they thought the same thing as me, that it was stupid to send Ice to the gallows for following instructions that people start the game rolling. I wasn't alone there.
I think the detective is around and operating, and people need to start listening. I believe the clues are there as well. But I can't change my vote (like it matters right?) because that just makes me look more evil?
Go back and read, innocents. Change votes, and see who's really a stickler for still trying to put me in danger.
They've probably got it already figured out, and are trying to keep the town too busy to notice and too excitable about lynching me, you know, because of the evil-ness and stuff.
Notice how some people keep agreeing with me, "yeah part of that post is true" or "yeah we shouldn't waste our first day voting for a random reason" and then they add "but I still think we should vote for NJ." So... you don't believe it yourself, but still voting to lynch me?
*Puts up the CLOSED sign in the office, unplugs the phone, locks the door, and loads the water gun. And sits down to a tasty tabloid read. ACville's Paris Hampton sure is making headlines these days.*