Rar! If you are going to quote the gladiator, get it right. The proper quote is, "Greetings! We who are about to die, salute you." That, of course, is a translation from the latin, "Ave! Morituri te salutant." It was said from the gladiator to the emperor in the days of old. On a side note, the romans were sick. Sick sick sick. Of course, the world is still sick. The human soul has not progressed.

A more favored quote of mine:
I'll fight till from my bones my flesh be hack'd. Give me my armour. --Shakespeare, Macbeth Act 5. Scene III

The Pok!
(Returning after a short "vacation")

Grr! I can't think of a witty comeback, and I have to go to work. So I'll just take that as a compliment. Look for me as Higgs. The low circle human. I'm tired of being green-gray.


The traveler.