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The plain lies before us, shimmering in the heat. The lance is heavy in my hand My ancient Armour creaks. Rocinante lets out a snort and gives the reins a shake. Is that a giant that stands before us or just this ancient ones mistake? We are both old and past our prime; My faithful horse and me. I spur old Rocinante forth. and trust my lance for victory! Alas, I'm unhorsed by my powerful foe The windmill has made short work of me. My pride has been bruised but nothing is broken. We press onward to destiny.
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Jun 27, 2020
Jun 27, 2020 at 12:50 PM UTC
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The plain lies before us, shimmering in the heat. The lance is heavy in my hand My ancient Armour creaks. Rocinante lets out a snort and gives the reins a shake. Is that a giant that stands before us or just this ancient ones mistake? We are both old and past our prime; My faithful horse and me. I spur old Rocinante forth. and trust my lance for victory! Alas, I'm unhorsed by my powerful foe The windmill has made short work of me. My pride has been bruised but nothing is broken. We press onward to destiny.
There I go tilting at windmills again. when will I ever learn?
john-f-mccullagh
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Jun 27, 2020
Jun 27, 2020 at 12:50 PM UTC
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