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Nicoletta Mithra
Tekaima Community of New Eden Pilgrims
747
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Posted - 2016.09.09 00:34:22 -
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Lunarisse Aspenstar wrote:The Evocatus's OP was addressed internally. I trust she will be more mindful as to context in the future. I think that Ms. Vea was reminded several times internally to keep her posting tasteful and non-offensive. It didn't work in the past, apparently - why should we expect that this will change in the future? I don't think this is a matter that SFRIM can say they dealt with it internally and expect the other parties to be satisfied by that.
There has been no offical posts properly adressing Ms. Vea's misbehaviour, showing any disapproval of it, nor clarifying what SFRIM's position is in contrast to Ms. Vea's. Not even that last post has official status, as I don't see any [SFRIM] tag in the header.
SFRIM is on the best way to earn the reputation that it's tolerating racism and hatespeech in it's own ranks by tacitly approving or at least tolerating this display.
As to Ms. Jenneth: SFRIM is still declaring to "aim to spread the word through example and teaching" and to "act with honor and dignity at all times, in victory and in defeat". How is the general public to believe that if there are such bad examples given and so little honor and dignity shown in treating other people by SFRIM pilots?
If Ms. Vea is holding a grudge, then SFRIM should help her overcome it, instead of demonstrating tacit approval of her deeds by 'handling this matter internally' and downplaying it publicly? Instead her successes in fighting the drifters - which are undeniable - are loudly and publicly celebrated. I don't see how SFRIM can expect to celebrate publicly Ms. Vea's successes, yet putting her obvious failings under a rug.
As an operator of The Good Word I have to add that SFRIM is under close scrutiny in regards to it's presence in TGW and their use of the channel as their main public contact point. |
Ashlar Vellum
PIE Inc. Praetoria Imperialis Excubitoris
296
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Posted - 2016.09.09 01:03:06 -
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How is nonsensical jest becomes tolerating of racism and hate speech? |
Elmund Egivand
Federal Defense Union Gallente Federation
1443
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Posted - 2016.09.09 01:15:32 -
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Ashlar Vellum wrote:How is nonsensical jest becomes tolerating of racism and hate speech?
Some people have no sense of humour.
A Minmatar warship is like a rusting Beetle with 500 horsepower Cardillac engines in the rear, armour plating bolted to chassis and a M2 Browning stuck on top.
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Arrendis
GoonWaffe Goonswarm Federation
2048
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Posted - 2016.09.09 01:29:39 -
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Srsly. |
Vlad Cetes
No.Mercy Triumvirate.
83
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Posted - 2016.09.09 01:39:44 -
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Nicoletta Mithra wrote: I think that Ms. Vea was reminded several times internally to keep her posting tasteful and non-offensive. It didn't work in the past, apparently - why should we expect that this will change in the future?
Goons will be goons. |
Deitra Vess
Non-Hostile Target
1333
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Posted - 2016.09.09 01:47:13 -
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Don't see how anything here was offensive. |
Arrendis
GoonWaffe Goonswarm Federation
2050
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Posted - 2016.09.09 01:57:24 -
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Oh, please. Ali's been amazingly non-Goony through all of this. |
Pieter Tuulinen
Pyre Falcon Defence and Security
6297
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Posted - 2016.09.09 02:22:44 -
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Nicoletta Mithra wrote:Lunarisse Aspenstar wrote:The Evocatus's OP was addressed internally. I trust she will be more mindful as to context in the future. I think that Ms. Vea was reminded several times internally to keep her posting tasteful and non-offensive. It didn't work in the past, apparently - why should we expect that this will change in the future? I don't think this is a matter that SFRIM can say they dealt with it internally and expect the other parties to be satisfied by that. There has been no offical posts properly adressing Ms. Vea's misbehaviour, showing any disapproval of it, nor clarifying what SFRIM's position is in contrast to Ms. Vea's. Not even that last post has official status, as I don't see any [SFRIM] tag in the header. SFRIM is on the best way to earn the reputation that it's tolerating racism and hatespeech in it's own ranks by tacitly approving or at least tolerating this display. As to Ms. Jenneth: SFRIM is still declaring to "aim to spread the word through example and teaching" and to "act with honor and dignity at all times, in victory and in defeat". How is the general public to believe that if there are such bad examples given and so little honor and dignity shown in treating other people by SFRIM pilots? If Ms. Vea is holding a grudge, then SFRIM should help her overcome it, instead of demonstrating tacit approval of her deeds by 'handling this matter internally' and downplaying it publicly? Instead her successes in fighting the drifters - which are undeniable - are loudly and publicly celebrated. I don't see how SFRIM can expect to celebrate publicly Ms. Vea's successes, yet putting her obvious failings under a rug. As an operator of The Good Word I have to add that SFRIM is under close scrutiny in regards to it's presence in TGW and their use of the channel as their main public contact point.
Wow. Children's songs cause this? You're a lot thinner skinned than I expected, Miss Mithra, and a lot more anxious to experience the taste of Gallente hind-end than I would have given you credit for.
We're proscribing pilots for so-called 'hate speech' now, are we? Given the monstrous amounts of actual carnage that most of us are responsible for I find it risible that merely repeating the chants of our youth qualifies as some sort of special poor behaviour.
Coming on top of your outreach to our traditional enemies I can see that SFRIMs membership of a comm channel isn't the only thing that might be worthy of examination.
For the first time since I started the conversation, he looks me dead
in the eye. In his gaze are steel jackhammers, quiet vengeance, a
hundred thousand orbital bombs frozen in still life.
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Claudia Osyn
Non-Hostile Target
2066
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Posted - 2016.09.09 03:10:28 -
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Cute song turns into **** slinging. Par for the course IGS, keep up the good work.
A little trust goes a long way. The less you use, the further you'll go.
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Anabella Rella
Gradient
2228
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Posted - 2016.09.09 06:39:46 -
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Ah, it's simply a cute little children's song about revenge and genocide. How can anyone possibly be upset?
I can guarantee you that if I'd posted a similar ditty about the Elders attack on the Throne Worlds all you imperials and your State compatriots would be up in arms and demanding an apology along with a pound of flesh instead of claiming people are thin-skinned, have no sense of humor or are having their free speech rights abridged.
Gotta love the hypocrisy in this medium at times.
When the world is running down, you make the best of what's still around.
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Arrendis
GoonWaffe Goonswarm Federation
2058
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Posted - 2016.09.09 07:04:14 -
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See, I think you should do it. What's good for the goose, after all... |
Nicoletta Mithra
Tekaima Community of New Eden Pilgrims
754
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Posted - 2016.09.09 10:51:58 -
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Pieter Tuulinen wrote:Wow. Children's songs cause this? You're a lot thinner skinned than I expected, Miss Mithra, and a lot more anxious to experience the taste of Gallente hind-end than I would have given you credit for. Well, this children's song doesn't seem quite innocent and clearly aims to instill the willingness to treat other human beings as less than human. It seems that it worked on you, too. Furthermore, this distasteful "children's song" has been brought up in a specific context and Ms. Vea made perfectly clear through providing it that it's not just some childhood nostalgia that made her share this song. I'd be equally opposed to this if Ms. Vea or anyone else would be going about like that in regard to Caldari, Matari or Amarr for the matter.
Pieter Tuulinen wrote:We're proscribing pilots for so-called 'hate speech' now, are we? Given the monstrous amounts of actual carnage that most of us are responsible for I find it risible that merely repeating the chants of our youth qualifies as some sort of special poor behaviour. Two wrongs don't make a right, Mr. Tuulinen. Nor does a major wrong make a comparably minor wrong into a non-issue.
Pieter Tuulinen wrote:Coming on top of your outreach to our traditional enemies I can see that SFRIMs membership of a comm channel isn't the only thing that might be worthy of examination. If that means to be a threat, then I'm happily looking forward to seeing your frustrated faces. I'd also like to remind you that my outreach to traditional your enemies has tradition with me and (at least) had so with SFRIM as well - quite a few of their members do individually reach out to the Gallente, still. It's exactly for that reason that SFRIM's reputation as bridge-builders and people comitted to peaceful dialogue suffers from tolerating the repeated offenses of particular members of their corporation.
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Elmund Egivand
Federal Defense Union Gallente Federation
1449
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Posted - 2016.09.09 12:14:14 -
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Look, a child can sing about bombing nations and play games that involve shooting many people for as long as the child understands that he/she should never do any of these for real and the acts described in the song are actually 'bad things to do'. That's why parents exist.
And everything can and should be mocked. Republic, Empire, Federation, State? Doesn't matter. Gods? Spirits? Kings? Point at some odd facets of them and laugh at those. Day of Darkness? Let's make a satire out of it! How about Vak'Atioth? Mock that too! Nouvre Rouvenor? I'm surprised there aren't songs about the Dragonaurs flooding that city already. Svipuls being very annoying? Let's write a song about how ridiculously 'overpowered' those are. In fact, sing at the POV of the Svipul for as long as it is clear that the objective is to point and laugh.
Heck, I always joke about how the Republic leadership can't hold meetings without fists flying somewhere in the middle. I also mock the Black Eagles often and bring up their ridiculously heavy-handed response to some of the things they deal with. Still can't figure out how to mock the Day of Darkness though. Probably because I didn't live through that and records are actually pretty sparse.
A Minmatar warship is like a rusting Beetle with 500 horsepower Cardillac engines in the rear, armour plating bolted to chassis and a M2 Browning stuck on top.
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Pieter Tuulinen
Pyre Falcon Defence and Security
6307
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Posted - 2016.09.09 14:19:24 -
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Anabella Rella wrote:Ah, it's simply a cute little children's song about revenge and genocide. How can anyone possibly be upset?
I can guarantee you that if I'd posted a similar ditty about the Elders attack on the Throne Worlds all you imperials and your State compatriots would be up in arms and demanding an apology along with a pound of flesh instead of claiming people are thin-skinned, have no sense of humor or are having their free speech rights abridged.
Gotta love the hypocrisy in this medium at times.
I actually would have been interested in hearing some of the Federations marching songs. I know they have them. Unlike some people songs won't hurt my feelings when introduced in the medium of a discussion ABOUT marching songs.
Perhaps when a song about revenge includes a call for avenging an attempted genocide you kinda have to accept that maybe you brought this onto yourself? I dunno? Like, perhaps the song is a consequence of the physical actions taken by the other side?
For the first time since I started the conversation, he looks me dead
in the eye. In his gaze are steel jackhammers, quiet vengeance, a
hundred thousand orbital bombs frozen in still life.
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Pieter Tuulinen
Pyre Falcon Defence and Security
6308
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Posted - 2016.09.09 14:33:11 -
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Nicoletta Mithra wrote:Well, this children's song doesn't seem quite innocent and clearly aims to instill the willingness to treat other human beings as less than human. It seems that it worked on you, too. Furthermore, this distasteful "children's song" has been brought up in a specific context and Ms. Vea made perfectly clear through providing it that it's not just some childhood nostalgia that made her share this song. I'd be equally opposed to this if Ms. Vea or anyone else would be going about like that in regard to Caldari, Matari or Amarr for the matter.
You're normally a very logical person, so it confuses me that you missed Miss Vea's original assertion that she learned the song as a teenager and that she sings the refrain sometimes because the tune's catchy. In fact, you can see that she remembers very little of the actual lyrics. The song was removed from the original context she mentioned it in and moved to this neutral thread where it could lose whatever connotations it's original context might give it.
Whether you approve of it or not, this is a children's song that is popular in the State. I'm sure I could find ones from your own neck of the woods that would seem just as bad if not worse.
Nicoletta Mithra wrote:If that means to be a threat, then I'm happily looking forward to seeing your frustrated faces. I'd also like to remind you that my outreach to your traditional enemies has tradition with me and (at least) had so with SFRIM as well - quite a few of their members do individually reach out to the Gallente, still. It's exactly for that reason that SFRIM's reputation as bridge-builders and people comitted to peaceful dialogue suffers from tolerating the repeated offenses of particular members of their corporation.
A threat? Direct action would be a massive over-reaction, don't you think? Besides which, even if I had performed an assessment of your orbital and interstellar assets, determined an exploitable vulnerability and planned a punitive raid accordingly, it's very unlikely that the first you'd learn of this would be on the IGS.
No, we were talking about reputations and relationships.
For the first time since I started the conversation, he looks me dead
in the eye. In his gaze are steel jackhammers, quiet vengeance, a
hundred thousand orbital bombs frozen in still life.
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Arrendis
GoonWaffe Goonswarm Federation
2064
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Posted - 2016.09.09 14:53:34 -
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Elmund Egivand wrote:Still can't figure out how to mock the Day of Darkness though. Probably because I didn't live through that and records are actually pretty sparse.
Vheriokhor: "Something's coming through the clouds... somethin' big. I think it's a ship." Brutor: "They don't look so tough." Nefantar: "Let's go be friends with them!" Starkmanir: "Sure, what could it hurt?" Thukker: "Uhhhhm... you guys go ahead. I'm gonna... go... right... over..." *WHOOSH* Krusual: "Hey, where'd Thukk go?" Sebiestor: "Forget 'em. I bet the aliens have all sorts of neat toys. C'mon." |
Elmund Egivand
Federal Defense Union Gallente Federation
1451
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Posted - 2016.09.09 14:55:29 -
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Arrendis wrote:Elmund Egivand wrote:Still can't figure out how to mock the Day of Darkness though. Probably because I didn't live through that and records are actually pretty sparse. Vheriokhor: "Something's coming through the clouds... somethin' big. I think it's a ship." Brutor: "They don't look so tough." Nefantar: "Let's go be friends with them!" Starkmanir: "Sure, what could it hurt?" Thukker: "Uhhhhm... you guys go ahead. I'm gonna... go... right... over..." *WHOOSH*Krusual: "Hey, where'd Thukk go?" Sebiestor: "Forget 'em. I bet the aliens have all sorts of neat toys. C'mon."
You are pretty good.
A Minmatar warship is like a rusting Beetle with 500 horsepower Cardillac engines in the rear, armour plating bolted to chassis and a M2 Browning stuck on top.
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Alizabeth Vea
Societas Imperialis Sceptri Coronaeque
856
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Posted - 2016.09.09 14:56:50 -
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Arra's great. I never read any post Arrendis makes and think: "I wish I had the last five minutes of my life back."
Retainer of Lady Newelle and House Sarum.
"Those who step into the light shall be redeemed, the sins of their past cleansed, so that they may know salvation." -Empress Jamyl Sarum I
SFRIM Evocatus and ARC FC
Virtue. Valor. Victory.
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Arrendis
GoonWaffe Goonswarm Federation
2065
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Posted - 2016.09.09 14:59:17 -
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Nicoletta Mithra wrote:Ms. Vea made perfectly clear through providing it that it's not just some childhood nostalgia that made her share this song. I'd be equally opposed to this if Ms. Vea
Not for nothing, but while you're quite reasonably extolling the virtues of mutual respect for one another's heritage and culture, and not being needlessly offensive through unintentional callous myopia...
Alizabeth's mentioned several times that she left the 'Vea' surname behind when she 'drank the tea' as the Caldari put it. Seems kinda disrespectful toward the Caldari culture to keep referring to her as 'Ms. Vea'... in an unintentional callously myopic way, you know?
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Mitara Newelle
PIE Inc. Praetoria Imperialis Excubitoris
436
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Posted - 2016.09.09 15:56:20 -
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Nicoletta Mithra wrote:Lunarisse Aspenstar wrote:The Evocatus's OP was addressed internally. I trust she will be more mindful as to context in the future. I think that Ms. Vea was reminded several times internally to keep her posting tasteful and non-offensive. It didn't work in the past, apparently - why should we expect that this will change in the future? I don't think this is a matter that SFRIM can say they dealt with it internally and expect the other parties to be satisfied by that. There has been no offical posts properly adressing Ms. Vea's misbehaviour, showing any disapproval of it, nor clarifying what SFRIM's position is in contrast to Ms. Vea's. Not even that last post has official status, as I don't see any [SFRIM] tag in the header. SFRIM is on the best way to earn the reputation that it's tolerating racism and hatespeech in it's own ranks by tacitly approving or at least tolerating this display. As to Ms. Jenneth: SFRIM is still declaring to "aim to spread the word through example and teaching" and to "act with honor and dignity at all times, in victory and in defeat". How is the general public to believe that if there are such bad examples given and so little honor and dignity shown in treating other people by SFRIM pilots? If Ms. Vea is holding a grudge, then SFRIM should help her overcome it, instead of demonstrating tacit approval of her deeds by 'handling this matter internally' and downplaying it publicly? Instead her successes in fighting the drifters - which are undeniable - are loudly and publicly celebrated. I don't see how SFRIM can expect to celebrate publicly Ms. Vea's successes, yet putting her obvious failings under a rug. As an operator of The Good Word I have to add that SFRIM is under close scrutiny in regards to it's presence in TGW and their use of the channel as their main public contact point.
I, of course, cannot speak for SFRIM, but they are a group I work with frequently and count many of it's ranks as friends. I apologize in advance to the leadership of SFRIM should I overstep my bounds.
SFRIM has dealt with it as they see fit, and SFRIM holds no obligation to shelter the feelings of others. Directrix Daphiti did make it clear Evocatus Alizabeth's post was her own and not an offical stance of SFRIM. As to their position, perhaps you missed SFRIM extending an invitation to the Villor Assembly for a social meeting? I believe Lord Ibrahim made it very clear he was acting as an officer of SFRIM. They rightfully declare their aim to spread the Word through example and teaching - all of the Word.
You are very fond of quoting from Book I 1:14, Ms. Mithra - "The great Amarr Empire was founded to cultivate the spirit of man." To this I believe all of the Faithful can agree. I further believe most would agree SFRIM operates with this as their primary mantra. However, they are not so naive as to pretend the next passage of Book I does not exist at all - "To do so the enemies of the outside had to be defeated and the enemies of the inside controlled." SFRIM realizes there are yet enemies, just as PIE realizes the Word can be spread by peaceable means. Each of us has our focus, but not to the exclusion of the other, and this I think is why SFRIM and PIE tend to work so well together, we compliment the other to embody the whole of the Word.
Much of what soldiers do scholars find offensive. Thankfully for the Empire we are not all scholars. There may come a day when God directs this song be made manifest. Who is going to fulfill it? You, Nicoletta Mithra, vassal of Sarum? No. It will be Faithful such as my Sister in fire and blood Alizabeth and I bringing honor and glory to House Sarum and the Empire.
Lady Mitara Newelle of House Sarum, Holder of the Mekhios province of Damnidios Para'nashu, Champion of House Sarum, Sworn Upholder of the Faith, Divine Commodore of the 24th Imperial Crusade
Admiral of Praetoria Imperialis Excubitoris
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Anabella Rella
Gradient
2236
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Posted - 2016.09.09 16:55:19 -
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Pieter Tuulinen wrote: I actually would have been interested in hearing some of the Federations marching songs. I know they have them. Unlike some people songs won't hurt my feelings when introduced in the medium of a discussion ABOUT marching songs.
Perhaps when a song about revenge includes a call for avenging an attempted genocide you kinda have to accept that maybe you brought this onto yourself? I dunno? Like, perhaps the song is a consequence of the physical actions taken by the other side?
Right, it's always justified for you Caldari because the Federation "did you wrong". (I seem to recall a little thing called Nouvelle Rouvenor and the original causus belli of creating secret military and trade outposts because you didn't want to share the profits with your then Federal partners but hey, why let facts get in the way of a good victim's persecution complex, eh?)
I'll remember this next time you're defending your imperial allies and one of us brings up the Day of Darkness. What's good for the goose and all that...
When the world is running down, you make the best of what's still around.
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William Danneskjold
67
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Posted - 2016.09.09 18:02:09 -
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My added verse is somewhat autobiographical:
Our son has a boyfriend and our other son died He's illegal and his parents cried and cried Remember every lover to be repaid tenfold And bombard Gallente Prime.
Our soul was lost to us, Heth hid it well Hate, xenophobia, a deep and endless hell One day we'll give in to hate again And bombard Gallente Prime!
War is murder. It always has been, always will be. Murder in the name of God. Freedom. Your country. Whatever it is, it is murder. I am already against the next set of wars.
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Pieter Tuulinen
Pyre Falcon Defence and Security
6316
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Posted - 2016.09.09 21:26:42 -
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Anabella Rella wrote:Pieter Tuulinen wrote: I actually would have been interested in hearing some of the Federations marching songs. I know they have them. Unlike some people songs won't hurt my feelings when introduced in the medium of a discussion ABOUT marching songs.
Perhaps when a song about revenge includes a call for avenging an attempted genocide you kinda have to accept that maybe you brought this onto yourself? I dunno? Like, perhaps the song is a consequence of the physical actions taken by the other side?
Right, it's always justified for you Caldari because the Federation "did you wrong". (I seem to recall a little thing called Nouvelle Rouvenor and the original causus belli of creating secret military and trade outposts because you didn't want to share the profits with your then Federal partners but hey, why let facts get in the way of a good victim's persecution complex, eh?) I'll remember this next time you're defending your imperial allies and one of us brings up the Day of Darkness. What's good for the goose and all that...
Hey, maybe there are some things the State did wrong! I dunno, do you know any songs about that? Since the point of the thread is songs and all?
Or are we going to have to play another round of "Well, if you're going to keep bringing up the whole genocide thing again..."?
For the first time since I started the conversation, he looks me dead
in the eye. In his gaze are steel jackhammers, quiet vengeance, a
hundred thousand orbital bombs frozen in still life.
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Anabella Rella
Gradient
2240
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Posted - 2016.09.10 02:04:58 -
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Alas Pilot Tuulinen the songs that I learned in the Army were about the Amarr, not the Caldari, and are filled with extremely colorful language that the CRC would heavily censor.
When the world is running down, you make the best of what's still around.
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The Golden Serpent
The Abrahadabra Institute
173
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Posted - 2016.09.10 02:17:26 -
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Well I thought it was funny. Father says the Gallente are scum. |
Elmund Egivand
Federal Defense Union Gallente Federation
1465
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Posted - 2016.09.10 02:20:17 -
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Anabella Rella wrote:Alas Pilot Tuulinen the songs that I learned in the Army were about the Amarr, not the Caldari, and are filled with extremely colorful language that the CRC would heavily censor.
Just bloody sing it.
A Minmatar warship is like a rusting Beetle with 500 horsepower Cardillac engines in the rear, armour plating bolted to chassis and a M2 Browning stuck on top.
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Pieter Tuulinen
Pyre Falcon Defence and Security
6318
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Posted - 2016.09.10 02:47:30 -
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Anabella Rella wrote:Alas Pilot Tuulinen the songs that I learned in the Army were about the Amarr, not the Caldari, and are filled with extremely colorful language that the CRC would heavily censor.
Now I really want to hear them!
For the first time since I started the conversation, he looks me dead
in the eye. In his gaze are steel jackhammers, quiet vengeance, a
hundred thousand orbital bombs frozen in still life.
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Arnulf Ogunkoya
Clan Ogunkoya
176
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Posted - 2016.09.10 11:30:22 -
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Heard a long time ago at RMS and occasionally in Marine circles.
I came into this bar-room for a quiet jug of ale, And I won't waste good drinking time to listen to your tale, I wouldn't for a sister and I sure won't for a male, Now you know I hate to hit a fellow-soldier.
I haven't got the patience and I will not lend an ear, 'Cause the lousy line you're throwing I've no earthly wish to hear, Oh ZORT! I'm really sorry! Did he end up in your beer? Look, don't make me have to hit a fellow-soldier.
All right, you really asked for this, and if you want a fight, I've about a hundred reasons to get into one tonight: Like the pay, and the conditions, and your manners ain't polite. Fine. I think I'll go and hit a fellow-soldier.
Oh barman, look, I'm sorry, and here's money for your chair (And the tables, and the window glass that is no longer there.) But you know I had to do it and it really isn't fair That I simply had to hit a fellow-soldier.
One two three four Maybe a few more So should I be counting fellow-soldier?
My hangover is pounding and my head is blown away, And by Griff I'd better not see that dumb idiot today. He should've known better than to try and make a play And that's why I had to hit a fellow-soldier.
((By Chris Bell-West, 1987. Inspired by the , print, comic Redfox and the character Lyssa the Axe. I figured there aren't enough out of universe references to make it unusable.))
Regards, Arnulf Ogunkoya.
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Luna Hanaya
Imperial Academy Amarr Empire
159
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Posted - 2016.09.11 01:14:19 -
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It is a good song. Why so much fuss about it?
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Nick Bete
The Scope Gallente Federation
483
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Posted - 2016.09.11 07:35:08 -
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There are none so blind as those who refuse to see Pilot Hanaya. I believe others have explained "why all the fuss" quite adequately. Either you're being intentionally obtuse or trolling. |
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