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Originally written by Hawk King:

What is the very fine line of alowed spam in this forum or this one ?

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I can't decide if you did that intentionally or not.

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Originally written by Drew:

2.) No one is preventing anyone from practicing their faith. The matter is whether a particular religious practice has a place in a secular institution designed to incorporate people of all faiths.

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Originally written by Lady Davida:

I trust no one completely, and the only time I let my guard down is when I'm around close friends, exclusively. I think people tend to trust me but most of them don't really make use of that trust; it's kind of annoying, but I suppose it's safer that way. If they really need someone to trust, they know I'm here.

I tend to put far more trust in individual people than I put in people in general. I have little to no faith in the human race, but I generally trust people I see and talk to (to a point). Maybe I'm overcautious, but not without reason.

I certainly trust people in real life far more than I trust people online, though. ;)

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Originally written by Drakefyre:

It wasn't his 20th birthday, the 20th was the day of his birthday.

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Originally written by Zeviz:

SHawk King, I don't think Russians are any more violent than Americans, or anybody else (at least based on the people I've encountered). As for darkness in some of our literature, it's more of a reflection of willingness to admit the existence of bad things in life.

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Originally written by Jewels of the Forest:

Based soley on event, the revelation of the Badger Lord treasure was my favorite so far. I think that was in Salamandastron but I can't be sure.

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It was. Quite an exciting moment, for sure.

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Originally written by Ghaldrings_doom:
What's his name with the scar across his face is also a great warrior.

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Are you thinking of the sea otter Finbarr Galedeep from The Bellmaker? He was covered with scars, and certainly a great warrior.

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Originally written by Manhood Typing Kelandon:

And I swear I have not laughed as hard in months as when I saw the first post of this topic.

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Originally written by demonslaeyr:

You shoulda called it "One handed typing".

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When it comes down to a fight the guardian would win every time. If both were loyalist the guardian would plough through battle alphas and glaahks and chop up the shaper or parry spells and chop up the agent. As canister user the guardian would plough through Ur-Drakons, Rotdhizons and eyebeasts then chop the shaper up or take the hits from the spell and chop the agent up. :cool: :D :cool: :D :P :eek:

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Originally written by Ghaldrings_doom:

When it comes down to a fight the guardian would win every time. If both were loyalist the guardian would plough through battle alphas and glaahks and chop up the shaper or parry spells and chop up the agent. As canister user the guardian would plough through Ur-Drakons, Rotdhizons and eyebeasts then chop the shaper up or take the hits from the spell and chop the agent up. :cool: :D :cool: :D :P :eek:

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Originally written by Taggerung:

it worx yay! :D :P :D :P

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