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<ZERG> on PROPHECY OF THE FIVE in SW:ToR (Note for imps: that's the name of a "server", come get some) I'm playing as "Asphodel" instead of Haleigh since Bioware won't allow the name Haleigh to be used now, even tho I had that name all through beta. | |||||
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Star Wars: Galaxies Pirates of the Burning Sea Age of Conan Fallen Earth DC Universe Online Rift Star Wars: The Old Republic Stoppable Author: Asphodel (Forum Name: GoldSquadGirl) Download Location: http://www.kissmybuns.net/Stoppable.wmv Clicky (Right-click and "Save As" for best results) File Size: 204 MB Running Time: 6 minutes 58 seconds Date created: January 9, 2012 Video of the hawt PVP in Belsavis Saturday night (January 7). Five [Rebels of the Republic] and two [Zero Tolerance] fought against a full raid of [Unstoppable] over a piece of turf that a world boss lived on. This battle was fought between many old members of the Sunrunner Server in SWG, so it has special bragging rights attached. I think there were 2 names I didn't recognize among the 30 or so imps. Before anyone points out that I fought the battle in a titanium thong ... it was great for "PVP aggro" mods. |
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 | THE REBEL YELL | |
| None of us have ever heard it. None of us ever will. There's no one left who can give it. Tho you may hear its echo still. | ||
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You may hear it up near Manassas, and down around Gaines Mill. In December it echoes in Fredricksburg, in May around Chancellorsville. | ||
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It's the "pibroch of Southern fealty". It's a Comanche brave's battle cry. It's an English huntsman's call to the hounds. It's a pig farmer's call to the sty. | ||
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It's a high-pitched trilling falsetto. It's the yip of a dog in flight. It's the scream of a wounded panther. It's the shriek of the wind in the night. | ||
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It was yelled when the boys flushed a rabbit. It was passed man to man in the ranks. It was cheered when they saw their leaders. It was screamed when they whipped the Yanks. | ||
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But none of us will ever hear it. Tho some folks mimic it well. No soul alive can truly describe the sound of the Rebel Yell. | ||
-Monte Akers 
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Didek! )