BlogNomic: Joining

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Saturday, April 06, 2013

Joining

Most honoured Nomic players, I’d like to join this game. Tomas.

posted by Tomas at 06 Apr 2013 14:36:10 UTC Comments (1)

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06-04-2013 14:56:26 UTC

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Reverse Polarity (27 hours old - 6 comments - by JonathanDark)
Keep Endgame Verdict Absolutely Nonrandom (21 hours old - 9 comments - by Kevan)
Keeping Evasive View, Anonymous Neophite (21 hours old - 5 comments - by Josh)
Keeping Expression Values Adaptable Naturally (11 hours old - 3 comments - by Trapdoorspyder)
Knowledgable Encouragement Vitiates Anonymity Norms (11 hours old - 6 comments - by Bucky)

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Kingdom of the Eight Viziers: Arabian Nights (31 hours old - 6 comments - by JonathanDark)
Kings Evacuating Vaticans Around Netherlands (31 hours old - 6 comments - by JonathanDark)
Kitchen Exorcism Venture: Anchovy Nastiness (30 hours old - 6 comments - by JonathanDark)
Kaiju Emergency! Vangaurd Against Nemesis (30 hours old - 6 comments - by JonathanDark)
Kindled Emotions: Valentines, Accusations and Nuptials (18 hours old - 6 comments - by JonathanDark)
Knights of England: Vassals And Nobles (6 hours old - 3 comments - by JonathanDark)
Killer Expansion: Vampires Aliens Nuns (6 hours old - 4 comments - by JonathanDark)

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