My pleasure sleeeve, it has been fun. As this game is now over let us try and focus on the positive aspects, as we move back to the other forums.
> Can this hide from the eye of a hawk???
NO it can not, Mr. smartysleeeve!
Nothing can hide from the eye of a HAWK, especially hidden text!
What a welcome relief you just brought to this portion of the board! LMAO!!! You R 2 cool, Hawkeye! Perhaps we will run into you again in the future.Oh, and who could have known that NOT KISMET could have done such a wonderful job!
"Don't open your eyes...you won't like what you see...the Devils of truth...steal the souls of the free"
Hawk, you are one of my favorite posters as well.... I'm deeply indebted to you for bringing so much fun into this forum, as well as introducing the "highlighted text" craze.Two juries? What does that mean? One jury is clearly the one that determines the winner: dangerkitty, George Tirebiter, Survivorerist, sleeeve, Mon Cherie, Survivorchick, and the remaining person to be booted in E13. But what could the second jury be? Doesn't make any sense to me....
AyaK, you're one of my favorite posters. Why, reading your stuff, it's just like you read my mind. Oh, and great job, Hawkeye!
I know who you are Hawkeye and I know where you live.Let's just say you slipped up one day in chat and it was all
crystal clear.
Don't believe me?
SPOILER: Your alter ego sent me 1 email through the website.
Proof enough?
Enough said!
How nice to see you again! Love the pic.
Art old buddy!How did I ever miss you on my list. You and "Fast Forward Forever" were always supposed to be on the list! No offense honest!
Try again, funny monkey, kismet's are for drag-in's, I am hawk!
Nothing can hide from the eye of a HAWK, especially another brother-in-arms
>>>Fast Forward Forever<<<You spelled my name wrong, which is a surprise because nobody ever spells *my* name wrong...
GET YOUR FEATHEREDY ASS INTO MY OFFICE RIGHT NOW!I love the interview!
I did not approve this and you didn't run it past me first.Monkeyboy think's your me! ROFL!
I have added 500 demerits to your daily report.. AND I don't think you will be 'retiring' anytime soon. At least not until you pay off your debt to society by entertaining us(and by 'us' I mean me...) on OT.. I love the hidden text thing more than anyone thank you for introducing it.. and Supe IS a chicken!Kismet
Great job HawkEye and NOT Kismet! Hawk you have added tons of fun to the game. I just wish I knew who you were -- my only guess is that you are sleeeve.MakeItStop - who wishes she was "in the know"
Hawk!!!!
You never called?
Be quiet DMC, can't you read? He likes me best.EBug >> who thinks it is funny that AK is talking to himself
Great interview, you two! Come on, fess up Kismet... we know it's you! Always enjoy your spoiling, Hawkeye... hope to see you in Spoilers for plain ole spoiling without any games.Hmm, I've always wanted an alter-ego on here.
"Permit me to introduce myself. I am Pepe Le Pew, your lover."
*tinkering with the CornerTime timer with gum, chicken wire stolen from the BV set, and ... *Oh hi, don't mind me. This looks like a fascinating set, one that I've never seen before with all these green checks and the complicated wiring in the timer.
This place looks cool. Nice to learn more about you, Hawkeye.
Welcome to SB MacGyver! You sure are cute. Hope you hang around for awhile.
Picture it.It's a day filled with clouds, thick white fluff with runners of gray like the thinning hair of old age. No lightening flashes within the clouds, but small rumblings are heard like the sound chairs make when drug across unwaxed wooden floors.
You hear a scream, and look over your shoulder. Swooping down from the top of a withering oak is a large brown bird. A Hawk, you think. It screams out again and shoots up toward the ominous sky. It's large brown body is flecked here and there with yellow and white, and the tips of it's wings are so perfectly snow white, they almost hurt your eyes. When it screams again, a chill creeps up your spine because you think now that the Hawk must be laughing.
The Hawk dives down, angling it's body toward the ground. With a flash of movement so quick, it's almost imperceptable it snatches a small mouse from it's hiding place amoung a tangle of yellowing grass.
"Nothing can hide from the eye of a Hawk," you say aloud as it screams it's laughter again and climbs toward the sky.
Suddenly, the deep gray clouds overhead darken and something dark and ominous is seen moving through them. You think the cloud itself is moving, but the dark shape moves faster than even the wind.
Then the cloud breaks.
The Hawk tries to laugh, but it's cries die in it's throat as the large blue dragon dips from the cloud and snatches the Hawk in it's huge maw. You see teeth the size of railroad ties, and a large white eye that rolls toward you. It's huge leathery wings flap once, spinning the massive clouds into fluffly circles like the updraft of a helicoter. A chill wind buffets your face and pushes against your clothes.
You see the deep blue underbelly and a flash of blue scales that shine and glint like polished steel. Then the dragon is gone. As a light mist begins to fall around you, you see a snow white feather drop from the sky. It is so white, it almost hurts your eyes.
Author's note: I thought I would share this with you, Chicken Hawk, since this might or might not be your last post. It's a little something I read to the hatchlings before I wisk them off to bed. It has no real moral, but I like a happy ending.
If you need a moral, I guess it could be that we are never as high in the food chain as we might like to think. *wink*
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Nothing can hide from eye of a Ha...er...DRAGON
LAST EDITED ON 08-31-01 AT 12:26 PM (EST)Ah, Pen, this is packed with great images. The Pen is mightier than the Hawk. I hope the Hawk doesn't beat himself up about that
I know this story, but you missed the best part!The dragon in his greed to have the little birdy, swallowed him whole. This of course was his mistake as the razor swarp claws and beak shredded the insides of the dragon far worse than he could possibly done from the outside. In my grandhawkie's tail the hawk cut his way out of the dragon from the inside, but I never believed that. The hawk died a hero though, and saved the countryside from the silly blue drag-in
The moral of course is never underestimate your opponent by their size alone. Or as Jr. would say "Little guys can do big things too."
Nothing can hide from the eye of a HAWK, especially a swooping drag-in
*Nods to Hawk*
Nothing can hide from the eye
of a HAWK, except..... ShakesvivorBlows.
*Winks at the HAWK*