A Formal Appology
Many of you who were on this past Friday witnessed a mild argument between me and SirSuba reguarding the political prowess of the Vikings. Shortly after that, I attempted to recruit someone who I thought was not as of yet recruited by any one nation. However, as SirSuba and others have brought to my attention, this person was indeed a member of the Vikings. As you could imagine, this ticked Suba off pretty bad, and I felt like an ass.
I then preceded to log off and mess around on these very forums for a bit. When I logged back on, I found my chest gone in my room. I didn't have much of a problem with that, as it contained mostly useless stuff, and I thought nothing of it. Then SirSuba followed up on this by flaunting the fact that I had so stupidly left 3 gold bars in my chest. This was one short of being able to make a watch, and I had spent the past month looking for gold in various places. I became highly agitated, aggrivated all the more by the fact that SirSuba so kindly made a suggestively-themed sculpture on the top of his house. I then went on a rampage, attempting to kill Suba and recking the greater interior of his house, including a bit of the exterior in my frantic acts. I found my chest with my items in it, and then took back what was mine, leaving his house in ruins.
Later, Nar (with a pickaxe and shovel from me) repaired his house, and I added a door, but I still fealt bad. But when looking back in my house, I discovered that my note block (serving as a doorbell) was gone, and my sign above my door read 'My lol coptor sais lol. Back off blackrock.', and didn't feel too bad anymore, but still guilty and dirty for trying to recruit someone who I should have known was a member of the Vikings.
Therefore, I have decided to formally appologize. I wish to ask forgiveness for the slandorous things of which I spoke of about the Vikings. I apparently did not research the government and politics of said government well enough. I also ask forgiveness for attempting to recruit a member of a nation. I do, however, ask that SirSuba present more information reguarding their political structure, so as to prevent these things from occuring a seccond time.
"One can concentrate so closely on the words of a sentence that one thereby misses the meaning. As can happen in any area of life. You must never lose focus on the larger landscape."
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