ANST - Fwd: [Trimaris] Re: Trying to "Even up" the Odds

[Cherie Nolan]

I remember the first time my lord Stiamna Mc Finn fought Sir Kief the first
thing that was told to him has NOT to take his leg he fights better on the
ground and would love to have you do so. Kief needs no help in fact the
person fighting him will need all the help he can get.
I have great respect and love for the man with one leg. He never makes you
feel he is handicapped in anyway and has lead others the enjoy life to the
fullness and no problem in this world is worth giving up on. His honor and
service to this land is what we all should be modeling ourselves after. Kief
is indeed and good man to look up to!Lady Marguerite
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Subject: ANST - Fwd: [Trimaris] Re: Trying to "Even up" the Odds


> In a message dated 11/24/99 2:13:20 PM Central Standard Time,
> steveb at eratrend.com writes:
>
> << Subj:     Re: [Trimaris] Re: Trying to "Even up" the Odds
>  Date:  11/24/99 2:13:20 PM Central Standard Time
>  From:  steveb at eratrend.com (Steve Brooks)
>  Reply-to:  trimaris at trimaris.org
>  To:    trimaris at trimaris.org
>
>  I'll second that warning....Sir Kief is an amazing fighter regardless of
his
>  number of legs.  Ask Sir Cadwdd on the folly of "taking pity" upon
him....
>
>  Terrell
>
>  > If I may be indulged, let me provide some advice about the fallacy of
>  > "evening up the odds" for a "disadvantaged fighter".   If you, at Gulf
War
>  > next, chance to meet on the field an older one legged fellow wearing a
>  black
>  > star tabard hopping toward you waving a bastard sword I would not
suggest
>  > discarding your shield and hopping on one leg while trying to fight
him.
>  If
>  > you are so unlucky as to take his remaining leg be forewarned he
learned
>  to
>  > fight from the ground first.  While I do not fight heavy I have in
years
>  > past watched with great amusement fighter's reactions to Sir Kief of
>  > Kierstead, Baron Raven's Fort, both before and after he has slain them.
>  >
>  > The moral of this tale is:  While in battle as in life do not presume
to
>  > assume.
>  >
>  > Daniel Raoul le Vascon de Navarre', called many things by many people
but
>  by
>  > the English, Leadenpenny.
>
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