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Alan T · 08-23-2006, 10:21 PM

Ahh well couldnt find it in my quick search. It was the day Tanglewood came out and said Gramm was a wolf. Later in the day he was talking about the pros and cons and said something like "And if Gramm isn't a wolf, then ....."

I sat there waiting for someone to come back and say "Didn't you just tell us you know he is a wolf??" But no one did

I thought Tangle did great in this game, playing people against Blade and then coming out in a way to condemn Gramm and put the nail in the coffin so to speak. I probably would have fallen for it if I was still in the game because I felt 100% that Gramm played a completely different style game and was hiding something.

Now I know he was hiding something and why he was playing differently. I had actually thought Swaggs was one of the masons early on.

08-23-2006, 10:21 PM	#2163
Alan T Hall Of Famer Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Mass.	Ahh well couldnt find it in my quick search. It was the day Tanglewood came out and said Gramm was a wolf. Later in the day he was talking about the pros and cons and said something like "And if Gramm isn't a wolf, then ....." I sat there waiting for someone to come back and say "Didn't you just tell us you know he is a wolf??" But no one did I thought Tangle did great in this game, playing people against Blade and then coming out in a way to condemn Gramm and put the nail in the coffin so to speak. I probably would have fallen for it if I was still in the game because I felt 100% that Gramm played a completely different style game and was hiding something. Now I know he was hiding something and why he was playing differently. I had actually thought Swaggs was one of the masons early on.