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Punishment Poll for DM!

View Poll Results: What should DM's punishment be for using the "P" word?
Loss of Princess Status for a Week? 8 30.77%
Loss of Princess Status for a Week?
8 30.77%
Loss of LIW for a week? 4 15.38%
Loss of LIW for a week?
4 15.38%
No TV for Two Nights 8 30.77%
No TV for Two Nights
8 30.77%
A bottle of Toad Hollow Wine for FG 19 73.08%
A bottle of Toad Hollow Wine for FG
19 73.08%
Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 26. You may not vote on this poll

 
 
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Default Punishment Poll for DM!
DM said the "P" word in a post to FG!

Appropriate punishment should be forthcoming.

I've come up with a poll so we can all vote as to what her punishment should be!
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