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Mystery Machine

Mystery Machine

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  • Created Thu Aug 28, 2014 6:05 am

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  • AdmiralKat replied · Sep 1, 2014

    Nope. We won because I got some kit kats.


    erilea replied · Sep 1, 2014

    No, Review Day. They crushed us by what, 7,000 points? I can't participate in Review Day; every team I'm on loses. I can't do this to y'all.


    AdmiralKat replied · Sep 1, 2014

    Nope, it's just not all our team particaptes. Just keep trying! :D


    Kelpies replied · Sep 1, 2014

    Wise... You've already lost the next review day if you don't try. And besides, I've done fine without bragging rights, I brag anyway.


    anonymousx replied · Sep 1, 2014

    Honestly, I don't mind that we lost. I pushed myself to review and I gained almost 2000 points for it. I am already excited for next review day and even though I'm new, I really kind of want to be co-captain or captain of my next group.


    AdmiralKat replied · Sep 1, 2014

    *gives out kit kats because we did amazingly*


    AdmiralKat replied · Sep 1, 2014

    wisegirl. It's not about winning or losing it's about (getting kit kats) helping people get reviews so that they can improve as writers. When we clear the green room, we help so many people. We did our best, Team Black just had more participating, it's not anybodies fault.


    erilea replied · Sep 1, 2014

    Right. But if I had helped more...


    AdmiralKat replied · Sep 1, 2014

    We all could have helped more but we have lives things to do.


    erilea replied · Sep 1, 2014

    Huh? *stares with confused eyes that look like puppies* I have some announcement. I'll post it on here.


    AdmiralKat replied · Sep 1, 2014

    Yes?


    erilea replied · Sep 1, 2014

    No, as a new wall post.



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