| Player Info | |
|---|---|
| Alias: | 'Roja' |
| Status: | Dead |
| Points: | 3 |
| Last point on: | 2005 November 15—11:45 PM |
'Bong The Great' killed 'Roja'
Well dang it! Yes she got me… exactly like she said she did. I disappeared on the steps in front of the Deis. I am no more. Goodbye and good luck to those still in the hunt!
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'Roja' killed 'Someone 14'
So… I was in my room doing hw and I got this call: “Hey! I just saw your target and he was heading outside with a cigarette!!” Oh snap! So I threw on my jacket and boots and high tailed it downstairs. And there he was. I walked outside and slapped him right on the shoulder with a smiley face sticker. That was how he met his demise. A word to the wise: smoking kills :)
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'Roja' killed 'Someone 7'
I was starting to think that I would never run into my target, when much to my surprise I saw her walking into Swanson right after me. So a quick u- turn and a sticker later, my target was no more. Sorry.
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'Roja' killed 'Aakash Verma'
Upon discovering the identity of my target, I started formulating a plan for his demise. After some recon, I discovered his probable whereabouts and put myself in position. Matt Ward assisted in luring the target to my location (Swanson Lobby) where I followed him outside, snuck up behind him, and stickered him. My apologies to him, but that’s how it goes.
She waited for me in the Swanson Lobby, and followed me after I left to go to dinner. She then started using vulgar profanity to throw me off guard, and snuck up behind me, and offed me in the back of the head. Whenever I do rounds, I’m going to listen to her door really carefully and maybe, if her door is open, I’ll do something horrible like put a candle in her room. A warning to you residents, don’t sticker RAs!
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I was enjoying Brandeis Brunch when I saw her…my target. I’d seen her many times before in the dining hall, but she always chose to enter back through Swanson, thus foiling my plans. But not this time. I watched her put her coat on, then a scarf, and then to top it all off, a hat. She had to be going outside. I suddenly was caught off guard, and realized that I didn’t have any stickers. I grabbed at my friend’s banana peel, hoping for a sticker, but it was no where to be found. My other friend had the brilliant idea of looking on her apple. She was successful, and handed me the weapon. I casually got up and followed her out of Brandeis, and into the blistering cold. I stuck her on the left shoulder as she walked down the steps. I then re- entered Brandeis, and joined my friends for some more fellowship.