A tribute to some oldies who are gone
Posted: Mon Aug 26, 2013 4:34 amIts nice to remember some guys who made there mark and are gone 
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Posted: Mon Aug 26, 2013 4:34 amRe: A tribute to some oldies who are gone
Posted: Mon Aug 26, 2013 2:55 pmi'd go for Skyhawk, and cap'n johhny walker.Both left behind quite some respectable feats....i'd like to hear what all others think too..
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Posted: Mon Aug 26, 2013 5:54 pmhmm..Potato (#32125) hes an idol during his glory days.....no hes a revolutionist
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Posted: Mon Aug 26, 2013 6:51 pmSGT Blue is a great guy. He was a good friend while he played PG and is fiercely loyal. He was also quick to fight when someone crossed him...
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Posted: Tue Aug 27, 2013 4:32 amI don't think Hawk would enjoy the early eulogy he still checks in 
, I suppose I don't know as many fallen allies as you gentlemen, so I shall give a nod to worthy fallen enemies...and that concludes my nod to worthy fallen enemies. I never thought I would say this but Roi should continue his interview series, the Black Sparrow interview was good, and I enjoyed mine. Perhaps some more active Old Guard legends. How about Captain Da Vinci or Dungeoness? Sir Henry Morgan, Scotty Smallpox aka the Rash aka BoRed aka King of Somalia. Lot of great choices. The memorials are fitting and right, but we should explore the present as well I think.
, I suppose I don't know as many fallen allies as you gentlemen, so I shall give a nod to worthy fallen enemies...and that concludes my nod to worthy fallen enemies. I never thought I would say this but Roi should continue his interview series, the Black Sparrow interview was good, and I enjoyed mine. Perhaps some more active Old Guard legends. How about Captain Da Vinci or Dungeoness? Sir Henry Morgan, Scotty Smallpox aka the Rash aka BoRed aka King of Somalia. Lot of great choices. The memorials are fitting and right, but we should explore the present as well I think.