Congratulations Colin

**Graham** · 8th October 04, 01:04 PM

Without any fanfare, our quiet achiever - Colin has exceeded 1000 posts!

Well done my friend!!

**Colin** · 8th October 04, 01:06 PM

Thanks Graham, I was trying to sneak past without anyone noticing (Like a ninja in the night). I guess I've been found out.

I would keep my eye on Freelander, as he is making the dash too.

**Blu (Ontario)** · 8th October 04, 01:24 PM

Congrats on the new button!

**bubba** · 8th October 04, 01:51 PM

Good on ya Colin.

**RockyR** · 8th October 04, 02:01 PM

I dont really care about geting to 1000 but I would be glad to have this title changed anytime soon. "Kilted Samurai" -- Oriental I am not!

But Here's to ya Colin my friend

**Colin** · 8th October 04, 02:04 PM

Originally Posted by JohnAllen

I dont really care about geting to 1000 but I would be glad to have this title changed anytime soon. "Kilted Samurai" -- Oriental I am not!

But Here's to ya Colin my friend

I liked being a kilted Samurai, and I'm not Oriental either (does that matter?). Just a cool title I think. Better than being an Elder at 28

Posts are post, just means I talk to much.

**bubba** · 8th October 04, 02:07 PM

Samurai = one who serves.

**Colin** · 8th October 04, 02:11 PM

Originally Posted by bubba

Samurai = one who serves.

So does husband and father

**Raphael** · 8th October 04, 02:14 PM

Actually, samurais are Japanese and they were a noble class of warrior. They endure long training and served their lord with absolute loyalty. They were honourable and respected by ordinary citizens.

The Samurai class was slowly eliminated when Japanese started to move away from the traditional class system.

**Colin** · 8th October 04, 02:16 PM

Originally Posted by bcmtnbka

Actually, samurais are Japanese and they were a noble class of warrior. They endure long training and served their lord with absolute loyalty. They were honourable and respected by ordinary citizens.

The Samurai class was slowly eliminated when Japanese started to move away from the traditional class system.

Sounds like people worthy of a kilt, the historical clothing of another proud race.