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No More Membership Cap
Until the battle system is restored (if ever), then it's senseless to put a limit onto the amount of members to a guild. Thus, join up at your leisure!
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Dooze, unfortunately that rule isn't in effect anymore.  Believe me, I make them. We'll have to force him out by racial prejudice. |
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I AM BLACK, JEWISH, AND COMPLETELY WORTHLESS, I PROMISE
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Yeah well...I still get to say who joins the clan and pyramid builders are not allowed in.  |
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However, tranny porn of the kind Milly described sounds hot.
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Leader's Discretion
If a member desires admission into a guild, the guild leader can choose the member's fate at their leisure. Acceptance and denial based on any sort of reasoning is perfectly acceptable. Explanations are not necessary; if it's your clan, you do what you want.
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Oh dear. Rule #6.
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Attention: The Man (now known as Jewron)
You lose, good day sir!
Yours sincerely
Dooze
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Say you'll lay me down by the fireplace and make sweet sweeet love to me.
I just want to lay next to you once more without a care in the world, Aerosol.
Just say you will. |
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| I propose that if you try to join Dooze but are rejected, your life is now the joint property of the members. |
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Quoth Dooze:
Yeah well...I still get to say who joins the clan and pyramid builders are not allowed in. |
Sir, I thought it was self-evident that I am not a pyramid builder. Do all of you really know me so poorly as that? I cannot even be arsed to move threads and make proper replies to them; how could anyone expect that I could muster such effort as to build pyramids? That I am descended from pyramid builders, I cannot deny; my grandfather spent many a year toiling and sweating in Egypt for the sake of the Pharaoh's afterlife. But I, I am no pyramid builder.
I wanted to join this club because I thought it was a place where we could all unite in our love of Dammo. Was that not, after all, its original purpose? I cannot fathom that any of you love Dammo more than I. Is it to be that our love is to be tossed aside by the fates as such a careless matter? If so, I shall accept my fate, but I must lament the day where men are to let their ancestries get in the way of a common cause as noble as this one. I ask myself, "What would One Winged Angel do?", and I am forced to conclude that it would not be this. |
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