User talk:Marina

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I was pleased you visited. I wanted to say 'hi' but felt combat reviving you would be in poor taste. I've enjoyed the scale of this battle, and the symbolism. But you didn't answer that question yet... In the beginning about a third of the Ridleybank-horde was Ridleybank Resistance Front. How does that make you feel, knowing the zombie-homeland exists for all zombies ? Sir Fred of Etruria 04:28, 3 October 2006 (BST)

• Sorry for the spam, what the Chr!st do you mean retired from UD ! That didn't feel like you were a retired zombie. Still stings... ouchie. Sir Fred of Etruria

I think brain Rot is a challenging skill for those who want to play the most challenging aspects of the game. I die all the time in the Blackmore. I died once in that big push, and got revived only to find you still inside the Blackmore. I laughed my ass off, then barricaded and revived for a few hours before being killed again. So one little infection between friends isn't anything special... oh, that sounds kinda odd. Sir Fred of Etruria 03:33, 5 October 2006 (BST)
Oh, of course it sounds strange. It'd be a waste of AP to use the inaccurate bite without the tangling grasp bonus. If you ever do want a 'mrh?', it will need to be in a more relaxed suburb. Wandering around central malton will expose you to too many of your enemies safe houses. And the malls are too dangerous for a brain-rotter to sleep in. So if you need a syringe and expect to live, we'll need to scout locations and see where we can prop up a generator.S.F.o.E.

Interested in the story ! Grand ! You seem like one of the few who is concerned about enriching Malton and its glorious (alive or undead) Culture. I've tried exploring the game culture of zombies, but I never get anywhere. I spend all my actions trying to talk to other zombies. My current favorite phrase is "Mah bra!nz rh bananas !"
It is painfully obvious at the Blackmore that zombies will break-in and see what is written on the wall. That's kinda why we never hid our numbers, often the RRF had more current information than we did. I haven't looked at that new bbbirc thing, I kinda checked out of the NMC forum when they started discussing a priority-revives-list. What crap is that, giving me a list of people to honor when they die. Bah !
But I've started reading the Ridleybank forum, you zed really have done a lot to increase the game culture. The Harmanz always have splintered groups that are more loyal to Malls and Resources than to each other. Look at me though, I'm dedicated to a specific library in the game, not much better... S.F.o.E.

Don't worry about how I spend the AP, it is more fun to try new things and sometimes clicking too fast is what makes it exciting. Yeah, I almost zerged your revival, but the fairplay fates trapped my alt outside. He died by zombie, and rightfully so... my alt was in the same suburb as Sir Fred. So if you wanna meet in game again, try Roftwood some of those in the burb are understanding. I've met survivor groups with a brainrotter or two.
Ok, I'm gonna read Dangermouses stuff... It'll take a little while though. And speaking of the wiki, you should drop a line on the QSG. I've spoken with the Librarians who shot you in the Blackmore. They feel awful... Sir Fred of Etruria 00:47, 7 October 2006 (BST)

Re: Your Kiwis

Allow me to present you with this...

	MJ Loves Your Kiwis
	Murray Jay greatly admires Marina's awe-inspiring Kiwis.

Murray Jay Suskind 23:54, 7 April 2007 (BST)