Overcompensating/Following the rules

Overcompensating for the lack of real human activity I see so often is not a good idea against me. Since I will fold while an overly chatty table plays itself out I will use my superhuman powers of observation to find something wrong, if the opportunity presents itself.

The early theme here is a whiner complaining about slow play. His gesture of defiance was that on the first killer he gets he uses all his time bank except one second and goes all on. This lead to a major rule break that a software interface should not allow to happen.

When you have paused too long, the server moderator gives you a friendly message- TIME BANK ACTIVATED. This did not happen for our friend here. Many hands later, I proved that it does happen for a normal human. And, as a special bonus I get to see that the game goes about ten hands deep before the eventual #2 and #3 finishers (I was first) acknowledge each others existence as friends from past games. "Oh, Hi vet!" Exactly what drugs were you smoking that you didn't realize your friend was at the same table? Because me and my crack team of drug users (me and the dog) want some of this shit. Not to use it ourselves, but to give it to my asshole door banging neighbors so maybe they will sleep for a while and to Brittany Murphy's coroner in case it's a match for the toxicology tests. Well, maybe I will mix some in the dog's food and Jarah's Ben and Jerry's.

You night as well stick to the no chatting option that I see 95% of the time. When there's a ton of chat it just sends up a huge "Warning Will Robinson! Danger! Danger!" to me.

And yes, this pic of Jarah has been used before, but it's one of my favorites.