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**flintstone** lop guest User ID: 125316 10-29-2012 06:34 AM

die in a fire while sucking a bag of d1c45 fuckweed.

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"Even the worst enemies of the Indian,
those who accuse him of treachery,
blood-thirstiness, cruelty, and lust,
have not denied his courage
but in their minds it is a courage is ignorant, brutal, and fantastic.

His own conception of bravery makes of it a high moral virtue,
for to him it consists not so much in aggressive self-assertion
as in absolute self-control.

The truly brave man, we contend,
yields neither to fear nor anger, desire nor agony;
he is at all times master of himself;
his courage rises to the heights of chivalry, patriotism, and real heroism.

'Let neither cold, hunger, nor pain, nor the fear of them,
neither the bristling teeth of danger nor the very jaws of death itself,
prevent you from doing a good deed,'
said an old chief to a scout who was about to seek the buffalo
in midwinter for the relief of a starving people.
This was his childlike conception of courage."

~ Excerpt from: 'The Soul of An Indian'
Chapter 4 - Barbarism and the Moral Code
An Interpretation by Dr Charles Alexander Eastman, 1911
born Ohiyesa of the Santee Sioux, in 1858

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flintstone Wrote:

die in a fire while sucking a bag of d1c45 fuckweed.

Excuse me?

**PhoenixFlames** lop guest User ID: 129026 10-29-2012 06:37 AM

wut's going on in here? lol

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A coward is much more exposed to quarrels than a man of spirit.
-Thomas Jefferson

An Indian respects a brave man, but he despises a coward.
-Chief Joseph

**spɹɐʍoɔ snoɯʎuouɐ**

call out..

chuckle

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PhoenixFlames Wrote:

wut's going on in here?

Nothin'.
Got any good quotes about bravery?

**Vegas**

flintstone Wrote:

die in a fire while sucking a bag of d1c45 fuckweed.

**injunwarz** lop guest User ID: 130257 10-29-2012 06:38 AM

by criky the flints be at war with the hakowies

**1N5URGENT**

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spɹɐʍoɔ snoɯʎuouɐ Wrote:

call out..

Nope, just spitting out some thoughts.

**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 130206 10-29-2012 06:39 AM

Offline at the mo Wrote:

A coward is much more exposed to quarrels than a man of spirit.
-Thomas Jefferson

An Indian respects a brave man, but he despises a coward.
-Chief Joseph

**flintstone** lop guest User ID: 125316 10-29-2012 06:39 AM

don't pull this shit on me. i anwered your dumbass vague question the best i could not knowing what the hell you were talking about. i do not know who you are. have never talked to you before, have not replied to any posts before this one that i know of.

don't call me a coward for not answering ur question without any reference to what the hell you are talking about.

**Everyone**

Offline at the mo Wrote:

"Even the worst enemies of the Indian,
those who accuse him of treachery,
blood-thirstiness, cruelty, and lust,
have not denied his courage
but in their minds it is a courage is ignorant, brutal, and fantastic.

His own conception of bravery makes of it a high moral virtue,
for to him it consists not so much in aggressive self-assertion
as in absolute self-control.

The truly brave man, we contend,
yields neither to fear nor anger, desire nor agony;
he is at all times master of himself;
his courage rises to the heights of chivalry, patriotism, and real heroism.

'Let neither cold, hunger, nor pain, nor the fear of them,
neither the bristling teeth of danger nor the very jaws of death itself,
prevent you from doing a good deed,'
said an old chief to a scout who was about to seek the buffalo
in midwinter for the relief of a starving people.
This was his childlike conception of courage."

~ Excerpt from: 'The Soul of An Indian'
Chapter 4 - Barbarism and the Moral Code
An Interpretation by Dr Charles Alexander Eastman, 1911
born Ohiyesa of the Santee Sioux, in 1858

Looks like a good book.