From: xhavoickx@aol.com (XHavoickX)
Date: 25 Dec 1999 21:18:59 EST
>Yea but when she says it about Anubis, it's not insults, it's truth.
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Ya got a point there
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From: xhavoickx@aol.com (XHavoickX)
Date: 25 Dec 1999 21:24:13 EST
>
>To whomever,
>
>Interesting thine comment, "I've noticed one thing about you. You sure can
>dish out insults, but you can't stand it when someone insults you. Learn to
>live a little."
>
>Thee hae then nae noticed accurately. I find most of the comments utterly
>lacking in wit, unoriginal, and certes nae annathing I hae nae heard before.
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>Informatively,
>
>Jonalyn Starfare
>
>Jonalyn Starfare
Bah-humbug
Date: 25 Dec 1999 21:24:13 EST
>
>To whomever,
>
>Interesting thine comment, "I've noticed one thing about you. You sure can
>dish out insults, but you can't stand it when someone insults you. Learn to
>live a little."
>
>Thee hae then nae noticed accurately. I find most of the comments utterly
>lacking in wit, unoriginal, and certes nae annathing I hae nae heard before.
>
>
>Informatively,
>
>Jonalyn Starfare
>
>Jonalyn Starfare
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From: anubikar@aol.com (AnubiKar)
Date: 26 Dec 1999 21:26:29 EST
Like an emaciated opium addict reaching for that one percious remaining drop, and against all reasonable judgment, I return to answer my detractors. I will not waste one more drop of ink on the actual source of the debate, since any intelligent mind could see that the child is not at fault for it's naming, and has asked for no legacy to live up to. To hold this audience to expectations of that kind of intelligence would be akin to awaiting the sun
to shine at night.
Starfare, whom I address without title because a woman is a woman and thus she requires no respectful titles-whether or not I mean she is too lowly for such or above it is up for anyone to decipher, your blatant refusal to depart these lands even though all natural cycles say it is time breeds respect in a few misguided beings, and tolerance in most, despite the venom that corrodes this cork to it's core. You will recieve neither from me. I prefer
the role of reaper, I do not bow to the elderly, I put them in their place. Since you did not refute my question, and responded only with insults-which you are known for doing over and over like a demented comedy skit, I will feel safe in the assumption that my hypothesis is correct, as it is unchallenged.
I advise you, little one, to watch your tongue about me, lest your lengthy tenure end in a cascading of blood about the Arena floor, a glass of brandy knocked over carelessly by a limp feminine hand. Doesn't sound good? Then shut up.
As for Ecorian and Dustin, when they prove themselves of proper skill and intelligence, mayhaps then I will consider misplacing their hearts. Have a jolly day.
Anubis Karos
Date: 26 Dec 1999 21:26:29 EST
Like an emaciated opium addict reaching for that one percious remaining drop, and against all reasonable judgment, I return to answer my detractors. I will not waste one more drop of ink on the actual source of the debate, since any intelligent mind could see that the child is not at fault for it's naming, and has asked for no legacy to live up to. To hold this audience to expectations of that kind of intelligence would be akin to awaiting the sun
to shine at night.
Starfare, whom I address without title because a woman is a woman and thus she requires no respectful titles-whether or not I mean she is too lowly for such or above it is up for anyone to decipher, your blatant refusal to depart these lands even though all natural cycles say it is time breeds respect in a few misguided beings, and tolerance in most, despite the venom that corrodes this cork to it's core. You will recieve neither from me. I prefer
the role of reaper, I do not bow to the elderly, I put them in their place. Since you did not refute my question, and responded only with insults-which you are known for doing over and over like a demented comedy skit, I will feel safe in the assumption that my hypothesis is correct, as it is unchallenged.
I advise you, little one, to watch your tongue about me, lest your lengthy tenure end in a cascading of blood about the Arena floor, a glass of brandy knocked over carelessly by a limp feminine hand. Doesn't sound good? Then shut up.
As for Ecorian and Dustin, when they prove themselves of proper skill and intelligence, mayhaps then I will consider misplacing their hearts. Have a jolly day.
Anubis Karos
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From: jonalyn@aol.com (Jonalyn)
Date: 26 Dec 1999 21:35:52 EST
Gentles
It shouldst ast well be noted that Madame Drakewyn Silvertree hast a penchant for displaying a magnificent case of selective memory.
How amusing, Drakey Poo, thine hypocrisy ist showing, though nae in the least surprising.
Madame, when thee hae gained a modicum of intelligence, perhaps thee may accurately translate mine missives. I shall nae hold mine breath awaiting that miracle, howe'er.
Amused,
Jonalyn Starfare
Date: 26 Dec 1999 21:35:52 EST
Gentles
It shouldst ast well be noted that Madame Drakewyn Silvertree hast a penchant for displaying a magnificent case of selective memory.
How amusing, Drakey Poo, thine hypocrisy ist showing, though nae in the least surprising.
Madame, when thee hae gained a modicum of intelligence, perhaps thee may accurately translate mine missives. I shall nae hold mine breath awaiting that miracle, howe'er.
Amused,
Jonalyn Starfare
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From: jonalyn@aol.com (Jonalyn)
Date: 26 Dec 1999 21:35:52 EST
Gentles
It shouldst ast well be noted that Madame Drakewyn Silvertree hast a penchant for displaying a magnificent case of selective memory.
How amusing, Drakey Poo, thine hypocrisy ist showing, though nae in the least surprising.
Madame, when thee hae gained a modicum of intelligence, perhaps thee may accurately translate mine missives. I shall nae hold mine breath awaiting that miracle, howe'er.
Amused,
Jonalyn Starfare
Date: 26 Dec 1999 21:35:52 EST
Gentles
It shouldst ast well be noted that Madame Drakewyn Silvertree hast a penchant for displaying a magnificent case of selective memory.
How amusing, Drakey Poo, thine hypocrisy ist showing, though nae in the least surprising.
Madame, when thee hae gained a modicum of intelligence, perhaps thee may accurately translate mine missives. I shall nae hold mine breath awaiting that miracle, howe'er.
Amused,
Jonalyn Starfare
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From: khrystawlf@aol.com (KhrystaWlf)
Date: 27 Dec 1999 12:37:32 EST
To get back to the original subject.....
Heartfelt congratulations Myst....
May young Marzan Dalamar live up to ~his own~ legacy and no other, for no other matters.....
With Love
Khrys, Zach and Bree
Date: 27 Dec 1999 12:37:32 EST
To get back to the original subject.....
Heartfelt congratulations Myst....
May young Marzan Dalamar live up to ~his own~ legacy and no other, for no other matters.....
With Love
Khrys, Zach and Bree
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From: xhavoickx@aol.com (XHavoickX)
Date: 27 Dec 1999 14:03:58 EST
>As for Ecorian and Dustin, when they prove themselves of proper skill and
>intelligence, mayhaps then I will consider misplacing their hearts. Have a
>jolly day.
Hmmmm....Anubis is it? Well first of all, you have no intelligence to challenge. Your head is like a wind tunnel when put next to a fan all you can hear is the echoing of air. And I could have sworn I saw smoke coming from your ears as you wrote that last missive, next time don't think so hard. Next time you're at the Arena, which I've never seen you there, try dueling me we'll see who's better.
~Cory
Date: 27 Dec 1999 14:03:58 EST
>As for Ecorian and Dustin, when they prove themselves of proper skill and
>intelligence, mayhaps then I will consider misplacing their hearts. Have a
>jolly day.
Hmmmm....Anubis is it? Well first of all, you have no intelligence to challenge. Your head is like a wind tunnel when put next to a fan all you can hear is the echoing of air. And I could have sworn I saw smoke coming from your ears as you wrote that last missive, next time don't think so hard. Next time you're at the Arena, which I've never seen you there, try dueling me we'll see who's better.
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From: xerzesm@aol.com (Xerzes M)
Date: 27 Dec 1999 16:46:09 EST
Simply because I'm bored...
"It shouldst ast well be noted that Madame Drakewyn Silvertree hast a penchant for displaying a magnificent case of selective memory."
Translation: Drakewyn tends to remember only what she wishes to.
"How amusing, Drakey Poo, thine hypocrisy ist showing, though nae in the least surprising."
Translation: You're hypocrisy is showing, which isn't the least bit surprising.
"Madame, when thee hae gained a modicum of intelligence, perhaps thee may accurately translate mine missives. I shall nae hold mine breath awaiting that miracle, howe'er."
Translation: You're stupid.
The translation ended, I add this: Jonalyn, do try and show the slightest bit of proof for all this. It would be most appreciated.
Xerzes Maureen
Date: 27 Dec 1999 16:46:09 EST
Simply because I'm bored...
"It shouldst ast well be noted that Madame Drakewyn Silvertree hast a penchant for displaying a magnificent case of selective memory."
Translation: Drakewyn tends to remember only what she wishes to.
"How amusing, Drakey Poo, thine hypocrisy ist showing, though nae in the least surprising."
Translation: You're hypocrisy is showing, which isn't the least bit surprising.
"Madame, when thee hae gained a modicum of intelligence, perhaps thee may accurately translate mine missives. I shall nae hold mine breath awaiting that miracle, howe'er."
Translation: You're stupid.
The translation ended, I add this: Jonalyn, do try and show the slightest bit of proof for all this. It would be most appreciated.
Xerzes Maureen
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From: jonalyn@aol.com (Jonalyn)
Date: 28 Dec 1999 12:41:15 EST
Xerxes,
Had ye the least bit of expertise ye couldst acquire the 'proof' ye requested merely by perusing this ancient cork.
Anubis,
Tis quite plain thee know little if anything of what thee term natural cycles. Were such to be extant, thee wouldst find thine self best suited to frighten children; ignorant children at that.
There is an ancient bell that hangs over the bar in the basement. Thine presence within the basement wouldst best be announced by its ringing.
Thee prefer the role of the reaper? How utterly comical. The only thing thou art capable of reaping wouldst be gales of laughter. The only thing thou art capable of putting in its place might be a jug of wine, though tis doubtful thee couldst manage that without breakage.
Thee present nae hypothesis, ye lackwitted dolt. Further, such threats speak only of thine impotence.
Tis seeming thee hae ast much wit and intelligence ast hast that dullard, Mystik. Tis only those what wish to make an attempt to retain immortality what wouldst dare to usurp the honored name of Dalamar. Tis both Marzan and Mystik didst know the man in life, yet ne'er during his life did either show unto him anything but disdain. For Mystik to then usurp for her spawn, the name speaks only of her continuing disdain for his memory.
I most assuredly wish for the child all the aid the poor wee bairn couldst need, for tis ast he nae only couldst nae chose his name, nae couldst he chose his parent. What a sad thing for that wee bairn, that his mother had nae the sense to grant unto the child a name which he couldst himself raise to the heights.
However, considering that Mystik hast the obvious intelligence of a gnat, none should be surprised that she wouldst do ought but usurp the name of a man who canna grant his approval.
Take thine foolish threats above stairs to the Inn, Anubis. There thee might find thineself in company of others that hae achieved the level thou hast. Take care, however, that ye aire nae laughed out the door shouldst thee do so.
Amused,
Jonalyn Starfare
Date: 28 Dec 1999 12:41:15 EST
Xerxes,
Had ye the least bit of expertise ye couldst acquire the 'proof' ye requested merely by perusing this ancient cork.
Anubis,
Tis quite plain thee know little if anything of what thee term natural cycles. Were such to be extant, thee wouldst find thine self best suited to frighten children; ignorant children at that.
There is an ancient bell that hangs over the bar in the basement. Thine presence within the basement wouldst best be announced by its ringing.
Thee prefer the role of the reaper? How utterly comical. The only thing thou art capable of reaping wouldst be gales of laughter. The only thing thou art capable of putting in its place might be a jug of wine, though tis doubtful thee couldst manage that without breakage.
Thee present nae hypothesis, ye lackwitted dolt. Further, such threats speak only of thine impotence.
Tis seeming thee hae ast much wit and intelligence ast hast that dullard, Mystik. Tis only those what wish to make an attempt to retain immortality what wouldst dare to usurp the honored name of Dalamar. Tis both Marzan and Mystik didst know the man in life, yet ne'er during his life did either show unto him anything but disdain. For Mystik to then usurp for her spawn, the name speaks only of her continuing disdain for his memory.
I most assuredly wish for the child all the aid the poor wee bairn couldst need, for tis ast he nae only couldst nae chose his name, nae couldst he chose his parent. What a sad thing for that wee bairn, that his mother had nae the sense to grant unto the child a name which he couldst himself raise to the heights.
However, considering that Mystik hast the obvious intelligence of a gnat, none should be surprised that she wouldst do ought but usurp the name of a man who canna grant his approval.
Take thine foolish threats above stairs to the Inn, Anubis. There thee might find thineself in company of others that hae achieved the level thou hast. Take care, however, that ye aire nae laughed out the door shouldst thee do so.
Amused,
Jonalyn Starfare
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From: daedragonsblade@aol.com (Dae Dragonsblade)
Date: 28 Dec 1999 14:14:10 EST
::Writes::
Oh man..this is hilarious. Has anyone noticed this?
Anubis writes: >As for Ecorian and Dustin, when they prove themselves of proper skill and
>>intelligence, mayhaps then I will consider misplacing their hearts.
Ok..then Cory answers back: >Well first of all, you have no intelligence to challenge
>Next time you're at the Arena, which I've never seen you there, try dueling
>me we'll see who's better.
Now for why it's funny..He said you're not smart enough for him to worry about (not that I agree with him) but instead of showing you're true intelligence (if you have it, no I'm not taking sides again) You basically answer..Let's fight to see who is smarter or better..Typical of most people now. That's all I have to say about this whole strand of ::Thinks, then decides to be nice:: papers.
::scrawled in blazing blue ink::
~Daelin Dragonsblade~
~Regent King of Dragonia~
~Twice Baron of the Seventh and Current Baron of the Eleventh~
Date: 28 Dec 1999 14:14:10 EST
::Writes::
Oh man..this is hilarious. Has anyone noticed this?
Anubis writes: >As for Ecorian and Dustin, when they prove themselves of proper skill and
>>intelligence, mayhaps then I will consider misplacing their hearts.
Ok..then Cory answers back: >Well first of all, you have no intelligence to challenge
>Next time you're at the Arena, which I've never seen you there, try dueling
>me we'll see who's better.
Now for why it's funny..He said you're not smart enough for him to worry about (not that I agree with him) but instead of showing you're true intelligence (if you have it, no I'm not taking sides again) You basically answer..Let's fight to see who is smarter or better..Typical of most people now. That's all I have to say about this whole strand of ::Thinks, then decides to be nice:: papers.
::scrawled in blazing blue ink::
~Daelin Dragonsblade~
~Regent King of Dragonia~
~Twice Baron of the Seventh and Current Baron of the Eleventh~
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From: casmaxim@aol.com (Cas Maxim)
Date: 28 Dec 1999 16:37:52 EST
>Tis both Marzan and Mystik didst know the man in life, yet ne'er during his
>life did either show unto him anything but disdain
I usually slip through these hate-fests to more interesting literature on this cork unmolested, but I have to comment. I don't think the fact that he slew Dalamar *accidently* ever slipped his mind once in the year that passed. I'm suprised the guy didn't wander the realms flogging himself over the shoulder, personally. Now, about during his life, Eros always admired Dalamar as a leader, and when he
challenged Magnus for the 13th, he planned to go Loyal should he have won. Do not even try to tell me you know him better than I do.
Cas-Warlord,Centurion,Loving husband,Former Baron of the Sixth and Eighth
Date: 28 Dec 1999 16:37:52 EST
>Tis both Marzan and Mystik didst know the man in life, yet ne'er during his
>life did either show unto him anything but disdain
I usually slip through these hate-fests to more interesting literature on this cork unmolested, but I have to comment. I don't think the fact that he slew Dalamar *accidently* ever slipped his mind once in the year that passed. I'm suprised the guy didn't wander the realms flogging himself over the shoulder, personally. Now, about during his life, Eros always admired Dalamar as a leader, and when he
challenged Magnus for the 13th, he planned to go Loyal should he have won. Do not even try to tell me you know him better than I do.
Cas-Warlord,Centurion,Loving husband,Former Baron of the Sixth and Eighth
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From: sidarthax@aol.com (Sidartha x)
Date: 28 Dec 1999 18:44:09 EST
>Tis both Marzan and Mystik didst know the man in life, yet ne'er during his
>life did either show unto him anything but disdain
That is a bald-faced lie, Jonalyn, and if you at least had the brains of a mentally-challenged bovine, you'd know that. Eros not only showed Dalamar great respect for his skill, he damned near worshipped him for it. For the gods' sakes, woman, the man even wrote *poetry* to him!
Say what you will of Eros, but besmirching the respect he held for our 28th Overlord shows that you pay little attention to anything that you can't twist to your own benefit.
Disgusted and not in the least amused by lying twits,
~Sidartha Elgarette
Date: 28 Dec 1999 18:44:09 EST
>Tis both Marzan and Mystik didst know the man in life, yet ne'er during his
>life did either show unto him anything but disdain
That is a bald-faced lie, Jonalyn, and if you at least had the brains of a mentally-challenged bovine, you'd know that. Eros not only showed Dalamar great respect for his skill, he damned near worshipped him for it. For the gods' sakes, woman, the man even wrote *poetry* to him!
Say what you will of Eros, but besmirching the respect he held for our 28th Overlord shows that you pay little attention to anything that you can't twist to your own benefit.
Disgusted and not in the least amused by lying twits,
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From: lorddarylkyle@aol.com (Lord Daryl Kyle)
Date: 28 Dec 1999 20:11:05 EST
I've stayed away from this string of papers for a reason, but now it is getting on my nerves. Everyone has a right to express their own thoughts. I have been one to do it as well. The only person I have bashed like this though is Jeff...and after the challenge I apologized deeply for saying what I did. The Duel of Swords is supossed to bring everyone together so that we can all have fun along with each other. All
I've seen on this string is nothing but bashing from one to another. Jona bashes everyone and in turn everyone turns and bashes her. Me and Jona have had our differences but I'm not calling her ignorant or stupid or any other names. Express your thoughts all you want but stop insulting someone intentionally...which is all I see here. Congrats Myst on your child, you will raise it well. As for the name...you chose it for your child and that is
what matters. Your child is your child not anyone elses. Everyone should be happy when a birth has come. Eros is a dear friend of mine, and I knew Dalamar some. Simply there will never be another Dalamar, so in my eyes everyone needs to leave it alone and congratulate Myst.
Daryl Kyle,
Warlord of the Duel of Swords
Journeyman of the Phantom Scots
Date: 28 Dec 1999 20:11:05 EST
I've stayed away from this string of papers for a reason, but now it is getting on my nerves. Everyone has a right to express their own thoughts. I have been one to do it as well. The only person I have bashed like this though is Jeff...and after the challenge I apologized deeply for saying what I did. The Duel of Swords is supossed to bring everyone together so that we can all have fun along with each other. All
I've seen on this string is nothing but bashing from one to another. Jona bashes everyone and in turn everyone turns and bashes her. Me and Jona have had our differences but I'm not calling her ignorant or stupid or any other names. Express your thoughts all you want but stop insulting someone intentionally...which is all I see here. Congrats Myst on your child, you will raise it well. As for the name...you chose it for your child and that is
what matters. Your child is your child not anyone elses. Everyone should be happy when a birth has come. Eros is a dear friend of mine, and I knew Dalamar some. Simply there will never be another Dalamar, so in my eyes everyone needs to leave it alone and congratulate Myst.
Daryl Kyle,
Warlord of the Duel of Swords
Journeyman of the Phantom Scots
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From: sartanz@aol.com (Sartan Z)
Date: 28 Dec 1999 21:57:14 EST
Here's a question, Cas. If Marzan respected Dalamar so much and planned to be Loyal if he'd won a ring, why'd he challenge Dal, not once, but twice?
Ever curious,
Sartan
Date: 28 Dec 1999 21:57:14 EST
Here's a question, Cas. If Marzan respected Dalamar so much and planned to be Loyal if he'd won a ring, why'd he challenge Dal, not once, but twice?
Ever curious,
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From: dreystarke@aol.com (DreyStarke)
Date: 28 Dec 1999 22:15:31 EST
<<Here's a question, Cas. If Marzan respected Dalamar so much and planned to be Loyal if he'd won a ring, why'd he challenge Dal, not once, but twice?>>
Does a man have to test the waters only once?
Can a man challenge another, whom he respects? Twice? Why not?
- Drey D'erest Sanchez Starke
Date: 28 Dec 1999 22:15:31 EST
<<Here's a question, Cas. If Marzan respected Dalamar so much and planned to be Loyal if he'd won a ring, why'd he challenge Dal, not once, but twice?>>
Does a man have to test the waters only once?
Can a man challenge another, whom he respects? Twice? Why not?
- Drey D'erest Sanchez Starke