Would you say the battle we had was courageous or honorable? You justified it by being in a state of temporary insanity, blinded by your rage to kill me - ignoring the fact that the odds were overwhelming. (hence: not honorable or courageous) You admitted by your words that the battle not an act of courage, but one of pure rage. n/t

Would you say the battle we had was courageous or honorable? You justified it by being in a state of temporary insanity, blinded by your rage to kill me - ignoring the fact that the odds were overwhelming. (hence: not honorable or courageous) You admitted by your words that the battle not an act of courage, but one of pure rage. n/t:
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Posted by Mithadris on April 1, 2000 at 20:39:31:

In Reply to: Um, what? posted by Minalcar on April 1, 2000 at 16:22:05:

> The pillar is the embodiment of courage.
> Warriors who died for a 'cause'. And ragers hardly bloodthirst and kill everything in sight. Granted they bloodthirst for an advantage in fights that often gets them into trouble. Now what's the problem, are you arguing Courage or honor here? You keep switching up.

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Comments:	> > The pillar is the embodiment of courage. > > Warriors who died for a 'cause'. And ragers hardly bloodthirst and kill everything in sight. Granted they bloodthirst for an advantage in fights that often gets them into trouble. Now what's the problem, are you arguing Courage or honor here? You keep switching up.