A Barbarian's home is his castle.ORIGINAL: Orm
Good morning, Gentlemen. Ladies. Barbarians.

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A Barbarian's home is his castle.ORIGINAL: Orm
Good morning, Gentlemen. Ladies. Barbarians.

But, but, I follow all the specifications for the moat. It is built 5 feet from the wall, just as you wrote. You can measure it yourself.ORIGINAL: Zorch
A Barbarian's home is his castle.
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You have made 9 filler posts! That is excessive, even for THE THREAD. Do penance and consider yourself chastised.ORIGINAL: btd64
lawn. INP....GP

!@#$& Typical contractor!ORIGINAL: Orm
But, but, I follow all the specifications for the moat. It is built 5 feet from the wall, just as you wrote. You can measure it yourself.ORIGINAL: Zorch
A Barbarian's home is his castle.
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ORIGINAL: Zorch
You have made 9 filler posts! That is excessive, even for THE THREAD. Do penance and consider yourself chastised.ORIGINAL: btd64
lawn. INP....GP
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ORIGINAL: Orm
Not that I mind people going to cemeteries, or remembering those who died in wars. However, why does one need a holiday to so? And why does one need to visit a graveyard to remember them? [&:]
Although, I do see the point for us elders taking the youngsters to graveyards so that they can better understand.
I once took my teenaged nephew to this graveyard and it had a profound impact on him.
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