From: sirbeiver@aol.com (Sir Beiver)
Date: 21 Feb 1999 10:43:19 EST
Sir,
I did contemplate their reactions, and I knew that they wouldn't like it. That, unfortunately, is fact of life. So just because I write something, that there is going to be opposition from, doesn't mean that I hath not pondered the other sides reaction. And this is not meant to insult, only to inform you that I know what I'm doing, to some extent anyhow.
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Sir Beiver,
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General Nice Guy
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From: sirbeiver@aol.com (Sir Beiver)
Date: 21 Feb 1999 10:50:37 EST
Sir Adonia,
I know what I'm doing, and when I said that, that was NOT meant for everyone, and what makes you think you can possibly understand me? Sir, I do not wish to fight with you, I only wish to restore the honor that was once here. And I have read the histories. I will never say that I know everyone, or that I know their exact nature, for that would make me a true idiot. Again, I don't care if you insult me, for they are only words, and that is how it
should be. Should anyone define honour, and define it properly, without nit picking out the text, it would come to the meaning of "putting something before yourself, and striving to back that something better for all." I think, sir, that you are honorable, and I have never personally said that you didn't think of the community, and that is were I'm going to stop, because from here, I would only get down to insults, and accusations. I do not want to
do that.
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Sir Beiver,
Church Knight,
General Nice Guy
Date: 21 Feb 1999 10:50:37 EST
Sir Adonia,
I know what I'm doing, and when I said that, that was NOT meant for everyone, and what makes you think you can possibly understand me? Sir, I do not wish to fight with you, I only wish to restore the honor that was once here. And I have read the histories. I will never say that I know everyone, or that I know their exact nature, for that would make me a true idiot. Again, I don't care if you insult me, for they are only words, and that is how it
should be. Should anyone define honour, and define it properly, without nit picking out the text, it would come to the meaning of "putting something before yourself, and striving to back that something better for all." I think, sir, that you are honorable, and I have never personally said that you didn't think of the community, and that is were I'm going to stop, because from here, I would only get down to insults, and accusations. I do not want to
do that.
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Sir Beiver,
Church Knight,
General Nice Guy
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From: sirbeiver@aol.com (Sir Beiver)
Date: 21 Feb 1999 10:56:24 EST
Well said, M'Lady. That is how it should be, I'm not saying specific names, but I beleive that there are a few barons that do not show honor as they should. You, M'Lady, may be a great Baron, and very honorable, and I look forward to meeting you, for you sound as if you know much of this community. It would make me happy if the Barons that are honorable to their community, would stand up together, thinking of the
community, and tell the other ranks to fall in line, and behave in some simblence (sp?) of humanity, that we could once again regain what we lost.
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Sir Beiver,
Church Knight,
General Nice Guy
Date: 21 Feb 1999 10:56:24 EST
Well said, M'Lady. That is how it should be, I'm not saying specific names, but I beleive that there are a few barons that do not show honor as they should. You, M'Lady, may be a great Baron, and very honorable, and I look forward to meeting you, for you sound as if you know much of this community. It would make me happy if the Barons that are honorable to their community, would stand up together, thinking of the
community, and tell the other ranks to fall in line, and behave in some simblence (sp?) of humanity, that we could once again regain what we lost.
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From: sirbeiver@aol.com (Sir Beiver)
Date: 21 Feb 1999 10:58:47 EST
M'Lord Zen,
I do strive to change myself, but change is difficult, and takes time. I don't think any human can become perfect, that idea is totally insane, no one can be perfect, except God. I will leave you with this to ponder, and hopefully, you will see that I know I have problems, but I try to work with them. It is people that do not try to better themselves that hurt society.
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Sir Beiver,
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General Nice Guy
Date: 21 Feb 1999 10:58:47 EST
M'Lord Zen,
I do strive to change myself, but change is difficult, and takes time. I don't think any human can become perfect, that idea is totally insane, no one can be perfect, except God. I will leave you with this to ponder, and hopefully, you will see that I know I have problems, but I try to work with them. It is people that do not try to better themselves that hurt society.
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From: drakewyni@aol.com (Drakewyn I)
Date: 22 Feb 1999 03:15:28 EST
Sir Beiver.
I find only one fault with your missive, and it may be a minor one...
You write "It would make me happy if the Barons that are honorable to their community, would stand up together, thinking of the community, and tell the other ranks to fall in line, and behave in some simblence (sp?) of humanity, that we could once again regain what we lost."
I believe it is better to set a good example. To argue with logic and reason, eschewing insults. To show respect, even to one's most hated enemy.
Trying to force this behavior on others is the greatest of errors... But to teach this behavior by example, ever mindful of the freedom of will, is the best course.
Lady Drake, aka the Gryphon.
Date: 22 Feb 1999 03:15:28 EST
Sir Beiver.
I find only one fault with your missive, and it may be a minor one...
You write "It would make me happy if the Barons that are honorable to their community, would stand up together, thinking of the community, and tell the other ranks to fall in line, and behave in some simblence (sp?) of humanity, that we could once again regain what we lost."
I believe it is better to set a good example. To argue with logic and reason, eschewing insults. To show respect, even to one's most hated enemy.
Trying to force this behavior on others is the greatest of errors... But to teach this behavior by example, ever mindful of the freedom of will, is the best course.
Lady Drake, aka the Gryphon.
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From: sirbeiver@aol.com (Sir Beiver)
Date: 22 Feb 1999 17:58:48 EST
M'Lady, You hath once again shown me that I'm in need of english lessons. Should the chance arise, wouldst though help me?
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Sir Beiver,
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General Nice Guy
Date: 22 Feb 1999 17:58:48 EST
M'Lady, You hath once again shown me that I'm in need of english lessons. Should the chance arise, wouldst though help me?
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From: quilyn@aol.com (Quilyn)
Date: 22 Feb 1999 20:50:25 EST
Lady Khrys,
You, with kindness, say, "To admit one has made a mistake and move to correct it shows honor and integrity."
Unfortunately, my lady, that's not always the situation. To some, it's called backpeddaling and whining. Thank Eilustraee I'm not one of them.
Sir Beiver...good show. As milady Khrys said, it shows honour and integrity.
Quilyn Silvertear
Date: 22 Feb 1999 20:50:25 EST
Lady Khrys,
You, with kindness, say, "To admit one has made a mistake and move to correct it shows honor and integrity."
Unfortunately, my lady, that's not always the situation. To some, it's called backpeddaling and whining. Thank Eilustraee I'm not one of them.
Sir Beiver...good show. As milady Khrys said, it shows honour and integrity.
Quilyn Silvertear