Introductions

[DieForelle]

conrats :]

thanks but I abandoned it because I wanted to get something different and...

now I can't get a new egg :<

[drizztix]

Dear Conrad, thank you for educating us on these fine men of history. However, the question is about YOU. Tell us about yourself. (I know you did answer this question, but you spend a lot more time teaching us about others than you do letting us get to know you.)

yeah man conrad is on the ball today

[DieForelle]

Isn't he always like that? and TBH excessive use of pretty words to me, seems quite arrogant itself.

[Elsworth]

my sunrise and rock bred a sunrise.

Sun egg*

It could be a sunset OR a sunrise, mate.

[iRovster]

Sun egg hatched!
It's a sunset!!

Other drags almost got holes in them! Click

[drizztix]

Isn't he always like that? and TBH excessive use of pretty words to me, seems quite arrogant itself.

Flowery? Yes but what i meant was he was participating with the common people..

[Avarwen]

Nice. I want a sunrise! But I don't want to wake up in the morning. Pfft.

You don't have to get the egg in the morning. I got my sunrise egg in the afternoon

another one hatched

Clicked

thanks but I abandoned it because I wanted to get something different and...

now I can't get a new egg :<

Don't you hate it when stuff like that happens? :/ Maybe you can breed another egg with other dragons?

[Avarwen]

Sun egg hatched!
It's a sunset!!

Other drags almost got holes in them! Click

Clicked and nice lol. I'm hoping my new egg will be sunset too

[iRovster]

I'm hoping the other sun egg I have is a sunrise, or a sunset of opposite gender (They can breed with each other right?)

[Demonhero]

Yes, Julius Caesar was successful in the military tradition with occasional misjudgement, and in achieving political power through coercion, deception, etc, however, he was a petty man morally and emotionally who was rendered obsequious to vulgar and primitive passions. Cato Uticensis as described by the classical authors [Cicero, Lucan, Sallust, Plutarch, Lucius Florus], Renaissance authors [Dante Alighieri], the American Founding Fathers, and Joseph Addison in his tragedy of Marcus Porcius Cato Uticensis as well as Lewis Theobald in his commentary essay was a noble and virtuous men who did not sacrifice his principles or bend to the will of Caesar and all those dazzled by his exploits of civil war and discord in a false glaring light.

Well Conrad, some of the rest might not get what you say, but you say it awesomely.

The parts about Caesar anyways.

Caesar was a good commander, but he lacked morality, as well as self-realization. He believed himself worthy to rule Rome for as long as he lived, which ultimately led to Cassius' plotting to murder him. Caesar was a strong commander, but a poor person.

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