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Originally Posted by Folwren
As for the outcome, it came as much as surprise to me as it did to everyone else. I liked the decision. I don't think it was very humiliating. I think the fact the was tried by the eorl because he hit the eorl's daughter was fitting.
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I'm thinking of a Benjamin Franklin saying when I mentioned humiliation: "It is perfectly acceptable to humiliate people in private, they might even thank you for it later. However, when you do it in public they tend to think you are serious."  Love Mr. BF.
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Originally Posted by Foley
Thanks for posting Groin...even if I did write back to refute all your arguments, I still liked hearing your opinion. I just wanted to try to explain things, not so much as argue things.
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You have a good head on your shoulders. Thanks for sharing your thoughts as well. 
Nogrod, you ready to post Lithor's trial next?
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Last edited by Groin Redbeard; 12-29-2009 at 05:33 PM.
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