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By my eye, this last was the longest of days and a test of wills that try man's heart. Those charlatains, those red bishops that hid dirks beneath their robes fought furious. they did indeed bloody our man gross and run through our Hall, but still we held. Still, we rose victorious. Our line may have faltered, but we were not broken. They may have danced in our field but never did we stop and in the weary dusk they did did taste our heel and our boot.
What joy to hear them moaning in retreat in their strange tongue "Gano! Gano!"
Still, this day is not done. For the muleteers come. Those foul unwashed heathen savages who lie with cows as most Godly men lie with women threaten. Those nightmares that mothers speak of in hushed voices. Those braggarts of Dal who ride their ugly stubborn asses and bang their shields and taunt and jeer at us.
Will you tremble and hide as they proclaim they are the kings of all nations? Is it to hide behind the skirt and let them have sway? Is it beneath the covers or upon the march! Will you lift your voice in Hail defiance of their of their donkey calvary! One more time, will you gird your heart to rise with your fellows!
They say we have no chance, but friends, they also say we should have already fallen. So, I ask why should we fear them. These are no men of God, they are monsters without even Adam's rib. They are the centaurs or Dal. They are the calvarous muleteers. They mock you and plan to strike with hoof and bomb.
Let us not wait, but charge upon their fields. Let us march into the night against their walls and make them taste our bombs and teach them to fear our siege weapons... our Hightowers.
So, I ask you a third time will you hail victory or cower behind the sheen of despair or of sour cyncism? Will you raise your voice so loud that it will make their mules buck and fall or do you call the day done before the first charge is called. Will you cry so hard that the land of Tex and all their asses tremble will your belief topple the muleteers of Dal?
What say you? Do you fight on sons of Washington?
What joy to hear them moaning in retreat in their strange tongue "Gano! Gano!"
Still, this day is not done. For the muleteers come. Those foul unwashed heathen savages who lie with cows as most Godly men lie with women threaten. Those nightmares that mothers speak of in hushed voices. Those braggarts of Dal who ride their ugly stubborn asses and bang their shields and taunt and jeer at us.
Will you tremble and hide as they proclaim they are the kings of all nations? Is it to hide behind the skirt and let them have sway? Is it beneath the covers or upon the march! Will you lift your voice in Hail defiance of their of their donkey calvary! One more time, will you gird your heart to rise with your fellows!
They say we have no chance, but friends, they also say we should have already fallen. So, I ask why should we fear them. These are no men of God, they are monsters without even Adam's rib. They are the centaurs or Dal. They are the calvarous muleteers. They mock you and plan to strike with hoof and bomb.
Let us not wait, but charge upon their fields. Let us march into the night against their walls and make them taste our bombs and teach them to fear our siege weapons... our Hightowers.
So, I ask you a third time will you hail victory or cower behind the sheen of despair or of sour cyncism? Will you raise your voice so loud that it will make their mules buck and fall or do you call the day done before the first charge is called. Will you cry so hard that the land of Tex and all their asses tremble will your belief topple the muleteers of Dal?
What say you? Do you fight on sons of Washington?
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