From: miminights@aol.com (MimiNights)
Date: 22 Oct 1998 20:01:46 EDT
One will ponder things while one is away, and things lost and forgotten and those things expected. Names and flags have graced the halls of the arena for more years than many can count. The new ones do not understand the old, and the old the same with the young. We debate honor, and we judge and some often sit on the high horse and delcare themselves the
final law.
I was saddened when I parted the Halls because of what I was leaving, but I see the chaos and I see what the sport has become. Too many full of themselves and so many loosing sight of the Honor of the Rings.
Now those beloved quietly leave and another lesson goes unlearned. I call some sick.. and others blind. A shame it all is... truly ashame.
Mimi Night
Dark age indeed
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From: sirduel@aol.com (Sir Duel)
Date: 23 Oct 1998 16:59:43 EDT
Sorry if I sound rash er something, and I nae know you, but countless posts have been written and answered with complaint after complaint after complaint, including myself. But getting up and running is nae the thing ta do because you can nae help yer beloved community when it is in "trouble." The state of the community is in the personalities of the people who frequent the rings, and if the "old" people who come from
the "good-old" days who supposedly have "honor" should stay and set an example fer the younger ones. People who are already corupt can nae be changed, but the nae tainted ones can be given an impression by the others. Just me thoughts, nothing really toward your post, tell me if my thoughts are off-track, I do nae mind bashing.
Sir Coron de Copacheta
Healer Shaman and Poet of the Writer's Guild
Date: 23 Oct 1998 16:59:43 EDT
Sorry if I sound rash er something, and I nae know you, but countless posts have been written and answered with complaint after complaint after complaint, including myself. But getting up and running is nae the thing ta do because you can nae help yer beloved community when it is in "trouble." The state of the community is in the personalities of the people who frequent the rings, and if the "old" people who come from
the "good-old" days who supposedly have "honor" should stay and set an example fer the younger ones. People who are already corupt can nae be changed, but the nae tainted ones can be given an impression by the others. Just me thoughts, nothing really toward your post, tell me if my thoughts are off-track, I do nae mind bashing.
Sir Coron de Copacheta
Healer Shaman and Poet of the Writer's Guild