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nbarclay
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Huntsville, Alabama
Dec 1999
time: 23:27
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I'd like to add my own tribute:
On empty mountain, all alone, our valiant warrior stood,
So far from home, so far from friends, was doing all he could.
Watching, ever watching, for a danger to his land
With none for many miles around to lend a helping hand.
The centuries went by and by, him bravely at his post,
Never wavering from the place where he was needed most.
He knew the risks, but still he stood, faithful to the last,
E’en though the era of his kind of fighter long had past.
Until one day the evil, vile betrayers struck him down,
They killed our bravest warrior, our great hero of renown.
Their blood is now upon their hands, and we declare, “A Pox!
A pox upon your houses, you vile murderers known as Vox.”
Grog may be gone, but not forgotten, not in a million years,
For his brave spirit overcomes all worries, doubts, and fears.
And as we move to victory, it’s him we have to thank,
His famous words of inspiration, these, forever, “Grog want TANK.”
Last edited by nbarclay on 11-04-2003 at 17:08
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11-04-2003 10:27
), suffering red eye? Bah. 
please don't tell my parents! 
Our strategy of depriving Moe the Morbid of the combat experience he would need to stand up against our war chariots worked perfectly.
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