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From: sarafinamulford@aol.com (Sarafina Mulford)
Date: 03 Sep 1999 03:52:50 EDT
::it had been a while since she had been able to sneak out of the house and return to the place where she had seen so many strange people. when she read this stack of notes it took her some time to find all of the other postings on the subject. once she was armed with all this knowledge however she posted a quick note.:
If this man Methous does not show up for his duel with the champion then he looses automatically right?
I think the punishment should be amended to say that if he does not show up to face the first champion that he should have to face two champions after the second cycle.
::at the bottom of the page is a blue wax seal of the trading house of Brant-Mulford::
Date: 03 Sep 1999 03:52:50 EDT
::it had been a while since she had been able to sneak out of the house and return to the place where she had seen so many strange people. when she read this stack of notes it took her some time to find all of the other postings on the subject. once she was armed with all this knowledge however she posted a quick note.:
If this man Methous does not show up for his duel with the champion then he looses automatically right?
I think the punishment should be amended to say that if he does not show up to face the first champion that he should have to face two champions after the second cycle.
::at the bottom of the page is a blue wax seal of the trading house of Brant-Mulford::
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From: rconbbrat@aol.com (RconBBrat)
Date: 03 Sep 1999 19:09:19 EDT
::frowns at the notes and feels compleled to post on behalf of her friend::
Actually, that's not a bad idea. Too bad this goes far deeper. I don't quite understand it all myself, but everyone seems to just hate Meth for some reason. Can anyone shed some light on this for me? What exactly did Meth do to aquire so many grudges?
Quite innocently,
Jacilyn
Date: 03 Sep 1999 19:09:19 EDT
::frowns at the notes and feels compleled to post on behalf of her friend::
Actually, that's not a bad idea. Too bad this goes far deeper. I don't quite understand it all myself, but everyone seems to just hate Meth for some reason. Can anyone shed some light on this for me? What exactly did Meth do to aquire so many grudges?
Quite innocently,
Jacilyn
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From: leducblanc@aol.com (LeDucBlanc)
Date: 03 Sep 1999 19:22:27 EDT
>>Can anyone shed some light on this for me? What exactly did Meth do to aquire so many grudges?<<
Methous has shown patent and repeated disrespect for opponents, callers, bystanders, and the sport itself. He was given the benefit of the doubt by some people when he appeared to wish to be a better person. He failed to reform, as he claimed he would. Then he proceeded to behave in an even worse fashion. Again, he was given another chance and again he behaved in the same manner or worse.
He ended this pattern of behavior with irresponsible behavior in the manner of his challenge and his defense. He destroyed the property of the sport, in an insult to everyone here. He has personally insulted numerous others on a regular basis, with no respect for any in or outside of the rings and no respect for the sport. He has tried to run across town to fight two duels in two different places at the same time. When instructed to stick to his
primary duel, he threw a temper tantrum and forfeited.
It isn't that anyone has a grudge against the man. It is that he has willingly, willfully, and knowingly forfeited all respect ever shown him in order to do what he wants, when he wants. By his behavior he has not only insulted the people who 'just hate' him, but he has even more seriously insulted those who have defended him in the past.
Percy
Date: 03 Sep 1999 19:22:27 EDT
>>Can anyone shed some light on this for me? What exactly did Meth do to aquire so many grudges?<<
Methous has shown patent and repeated disrespect for opponents, callers, bystanders, and the sport itself. He was given the benefit of the doubt by some people when he appeared to wish to be a better person. He failed to reform, as he claimed he would. Then he proceeded to behave in an even worse fashion. Again, he was given another chance and again he behaved in the same manner or worse.
He ended this pattern of behavior with irresponsible behavior in the manner of his challenge and his defense. He destroyed the property of the sport, in an insult to everyone here. He has personally insulted numerous others on a regular basis, with no respect for any in or outside of the rings and no respect for the sport. He has tried to run across town to fight two duels in two different places at the same time. When instructed to stick to his
primary duel, he threw a temper tantrum and forfeited.
It isn't that anyone has a grudge against the man. It is that he has willingly, willfully, and knowingly forfeited all respect ever shown him in order to do what he wants, when he wants. By his behavior he has not only insulted the people who 'just hate' him, but he has even more seriously insulted those who have defended him in the past.
Percy
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From: sidarthae@aol.com (Sidartha E)
Date: 03 Sep 1999 20:42:27 EDT
Jacilyn~
I'll only name a couple of his many misdeeds. Overtly rude and dishonorable actions both in and out of the ring, destroying a ring that was a symbol of the hard work of *many* people of this Community, and the worst in my opinion...death threats against people who have done nothing but point out his wrongdoings.
~Sidartha Elgarette
Date: 03 Sep 1999 20:42:27 EDT
Jacilyn~
I'll only name a couple of his many misdeeds. Overtly rude and dishonorable actions both in and out of the ring, destroying a ring that was a symbol of the hard work of *many* people of this Community, and the worst in my opinion...death threats against people who have done nothing but point out his wrongdoings.
~Sidartha Elgarette
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From: dreystarke@aol.com (DreyStarke)
Date: 03 Sep 1999 21:44:26 EDT
He tried to duel a TDL and Official Duel between a Tavern and The Arena.
Silly man.
Causing the team a nice, fat forfeit. Team spirit, can't even remember a scheduled duel.
- Drey D'erest Sanchez Starke
Date: 03 Sep 1999 21:44:26 EDT
He tried to duel a TDL and Official Duel between a Tavern and The Arena.
Silly man.
Causing the team a nice, fat forfeit. Team spirit, can't even remember a scheduled duel.
- Drey D'erest Sanchez Starke
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From: sirduel@aol.com (Sir Duel)
Date: 03 Sep 1999 22:41:03 EDT
Rise?
::blinks::
Since when has yer morals and character, and not to mention yer status as a destroyer within these halls, risen above the level of a canine's, or perhaps a blood-thirsty bandit? It does not take sight to see a truly ugly specimen of life; or do ye not remember the incident with the young lad you so sickly and unjustly harassed, and abused, the boy? Lad, give it a rest. You've chosen the way to drive yer energies as a creature in this land, and
you've chosen the down path. A good name within this community, I am sure, is received by many acts of good will; if you ever had one, I am quite sure you have lost it by more than a single action, but repeated events-ones that make up the fabric of your character, a cleary negative fabric at that. Please move on, and stop casting your disgusting shadow in this land; go start afresh in some distant land, or return to wherever you 'godly' folk roam,
or reside in your homeland. It is obvious to everyone, besides yourself, that your welcome has been greaty tired out, and it would save a great deal of energy for all parties if you took your leave and searched for other places of residence. Even the most disgusting creatures that inhabit this realm dislike conflict, which is all you'll receive, and it is not within your reach to gain happiness here. You will not change, you have shown that, but you
will only get worse. If you fancy this state of living, in all means, stay; I don't know about others, but this is my final dealing with you in anyway, whether you are reading this or not, or if anyone else cares, or does not. I will not feed this being's want for conflict in the future.
Coron.
Date: 03 Sep 1999 22:41:03 EDT
Rise?
::blinks::
Since when has yer morals and character, and not to mention yer status as a destroyer within these halls, risen above the level of a canine's, or perhaps a blood-thirsty bandit? It does not take sight to see a truly ugly specimen of life; or do ye not remember the incident with the young lad you so sickly and unjustly harassed, and abused, the boy? Lad, give it a rest. You've chosen the way to drive yer energies as a creature in this land, and
you've chosen the down path. A good name within this community, I am sure, is received by many acts of good will; if you ever had one, I am quite sure you have lost it by more than a single action, but repeated events-ones that make up the fabric of your character, a cleary negative fabric at that. Please move on, and stop casting your disgusting shadow in this land; go start afresh in some distant land, or return to wherever you 'godly' folk roam,
or reside in your homeland. It is obvious to everyone, besides yourself, that your welcome has been greaty tired out, and it would save a great deal of energy for all parties if you took your leave and searched for other places of residence. Even the most disgusting creatures that inhabit this realm dislike conflict, which is all you'll receive, and it is not within your reach to gain happiness here. You will not change, you have shown that, but you
will only get worse. If you fancy this state of living, in all means, stay; I don't know about others, but this is my final dealing with you in anyway, whether you are reading this or not, or if anyone else cares, or does not. I will not feed this being's want for conflict in the future.
Coron.
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From: leducblanc@aol.com (LeDucBlanc)
Date: 05 Sep 1999 13:20:26 EDT
>>He tried to duel a TDL and Official Duel between a Tavern and The Arena.
Silly man.
Causing the team a nice, fat forfeit.<<
Well, Drey, this wasn't what cost his team the forfeit. He was given the oppurtunity, by the caller, to stay in the arena in which the TDL duel was being fought and to complete the match without penalty. He was, if I remember correctly, never threatened with forfeit by the caller. Nor did I, as his opponent, demand one. I requested him and the caller instructed him to remain and duel, and to deal with his other plans later.
The reason he stuck his team with a forfeit is because, upon discovering that he was subject to the same rules as everyone else, he threw a violent temper tantrum. He loudly decried our attempt to 'take away his right' to fight a duel in the Arena. He complained that if he could fight two duels at once, it was none of our business if he did so. Then, in a huff, he chose (without being threatened with the penalty) to stomp off in a huff and give up
the duel.
His team couldn't sub anyone in, and he had loudly announced his forfeiture, so they were stuck. All because of his bad temper at being requested to follow the rules that everyone else has to follow.
That is what happened.
Percy
Date: 05 Sep 1999 13:20:26 EDT
>>He tried to duel a TDL and Official Duel between a Tavern and The Arena.
Silly man.
Causing the team a nice, fat forfeit.<<
Well, Drey, this wasn't what cost his team the forfeit. He was given the oppurtunity, by the caller, to stay in the arena in which the TDL duel was being fought and to complete the match without penalty. He was, if I remember correctly, never threatened with forfeit by the caller. Nor did I, as his opponent, demand one. I requested him and the caller instructed him to remain and duel, and to deal with his other plans later.
The reason he stuck his team with a forfeit is because, upon discovering that he was subject to the same rules as everyone else, he threw a violent temper tantrum. He loudly decried our attempt to 'take away his right' to fight a duel in the Arena. He complained that if he could fight two duels at once, it was none of our business if he did so. Then, in a huff, he chose (without being threatened with the penalty) to stomp off in a huff and give up
the duel.
His team couldn't sub anyone in, and he had loudly announced his forfeiture, so they were stuck. All because of his bad temper at being requested to follow the rules that everyone else has to follow.
That is what happened.
Percy
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From: sidarthae@aol.com (Sidartha E)
Date: 05 Sep 1999 15:33:00 EDT
::blinks confusedly at the corkboard and writes::
What, did Meth have a doppleganger dueling for him in the Arena?
Confusedly,
~Sidartha
Date: 05 Sep 1999 15:33:00 EDT
::blinks confusedly at the corkboard and writes::
What, did Meth have a doppleganger dueling for him in the Arena?
Confusedly,
~Sidartha
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From: ianmackenzie@aol.com (Ian MacKenzie)
Date: 05 Sep 1999 15:47:25 EDT
"That is what happened."
Well, yes, except for your vacationing commissioner being in the Arena while the cur was insulting both sports, and informing the idiot that he was going to be suspended.
Frankly, after his conversation with me, that duel would have been forfeit even had he remained to complete it.
I could make an editorial comment, but this cork is not the place for it, as I repeatedly try to explain to you folk.
~irm
Date: 05 Sep 1999 15:47:25 EDT
"That is what happened."
Well, yes, except for your vacationing commissioner being in the Arena while the cur was insulting both sports, and informing the idiot that he was going to be suspended.
Frankly, after his conversation with me, that duel would have been forfeit even had he remained to complete it.
I could make an editorial comment, but this cork is not the place for it, as I repeatedly try to explain to you folk.
~irm
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From: guillif@aol.com (Guill I F)
Date: 09 Sep 1999 23:55:35 EDT
Ian,
Basically, what you are telling me is that because of his arrogance, I have the duty to lead the Disengaged to their first triumph. Just hearing what happened makes me sick.
Guillermus Iulius Fortis
Captain, Disengaged Dueling Club
Date: 09 Sep 1999 23:55:35 EDT
Ian,
Basically, what you are telling me is that because of his arrogance, I have the duty to lead the Disengaged to their first triumph. Just hearing what happened makes me sick.
Guillermus Iulius Fortis
Captain, Disengaged Dueling Club
