It's a shame, but I feel no different than I did with Shambles and Martin. When I am under fire, I feel the need to go to the hill, sit and ponder. When one is being attacked, it is important to realize what part of the attack is justified. Gargoyle never got this. But reflection also produces resolve as to what parts of ones philosophy one wishes to stand by. As much as I miss Martin and Shambles, their decision to leave instead of staying and contributing, disappoints me. But I wish them well, and believe it or not, I wish Garg well. I thought, for the most part, that he challenged us intellectually in a unique way. But his inability to see that he crossed the line, and that he attacked in personal ways made the outcome inevitable.

See you at the tavern, or around the campfire,

Big Mick