An Apology

[ibreakhorses]

[schi0249]

You and your family are in my thoughts. Valiant introduced me to the world of real great comics.

[dellamorte]

Welcome back. I'm sorry for your loss but always remember the great things that your uncle did. This board and all the good things that come from it wouldn't exist if not for your uncle.

[DJSpecter]

Welcome back

Thank you all, you board elders.

Here ya go.

Thank you, and from what I see, you've been running a few Valiant contests. Magnus, I am ashamed at you for not getting sect. You must be slipping.

Welcome back

Thank you, names I don't recognize. (Although Dr. Solar and Lightning strike seem to have been lurkers since the early days of this 2.0 message board. (I was not a member in the 1.0 days.))

There is a sense of family here and that is my favorite thing about this place.
I am new here but I look forward to knowing you and all of these guys alot better.
I hope you stay around.
I don't know you

Thank you, I'm the rebellious cousin who ran away from home, but I recently had a sobering experience that brought me back.

I don't make ZWH length posts anymore either....There's a difference between being honest, and being transparent

I was aware that I might have been dating myself by saying that...in terms of deception: http://www.valiantfans.com/forum/viewto ... ght=#11068

you have my deepest sympathies and my most heartfelt apologies.

I read what you wrote before you [?] deleted it, what you had to say came from the same heart that fills the board members here. Thank you and I'm sorry to hear about your grandfather, and I, too, am available.

Valiant introduced me to the world of real great comics.

In that case, I'm sure we'll have plenty to talk about.

Who are you people who have nothing to add?! Hey greg, thank you for everything.

Nice to have you back again.

Thank you. (There is a reason Daniel gets his own response, but he probably doesn't know what it is.)

Hazak Ve'ematz.

Hazak U-Baruch. (For the easily confused, Hazak Ve'ematz is a Hebrew phrase which first appears in the Bible in Joshua 1:6 as God is telling Joshua what needs to happen now that Joshua has taken over leadership of the Hebrews after Moses's passing. It translates to "Be strong and have courage." The common reply in current usage means "Be strong and be Blessed [by God].")

Thank you all, and of course I thank Knightt for everything he has said and done. My entire family was very moved by the effort to raise money for a collective donation from the Valiant fans.

Again, Thank you.

[cinlach@aol.com]

i think that post was cleaned up by newsarama itself...which i'm glad of.

[magnusr]

Magnus, I am ashamed at you for not getting sect. You must be slipping.

Yeah, I know




Great to see you've kept up. That's just as important as posting.


/Magnus

[ZephyrWasHOT!!]

Hazak Ve'ematz.

Hazak U-Baruch. (For the easily confused, Hazak Ve'ematz is a Hebrew phrase which first appears in the Bible in Joshua 1:6 as God is telling Joshua what needs to happen now that Joshua has taken over leadership of the Hebrews after Moses's passing. It translates to "Be strong and have courage." The common reply in current usage means "Be strong and be Blessed [by God].")

Not bad for a Gentile, eh...?

[Chiclo]

Hazak Ve'ematz.

Hazak U-Baruch. (For the easily confused, Hazak Ve'ematz is a Hebrew phrase which first appears in the Bible in Joshua 1:6 as God is telling Joshua what needs to happen now that Joshua has taken over leadership of the Hebrews after Moses's passing. It translates to "Be strong and have courage." The common reply in current usage means "Be strong and be Blessed [by God].")

Not bad for a Gentile, eh...?

Pretty fly for a white guy, at least.

[Elveen]

Hazak Ve'ematz.

Hazak U-Baruch. (For the easily confused, Hazak Ve'ematz is a Hebrew phrase which first appears in the Bible in Joshua 1:6 as God is telling Joshua what needs to happen now that Joshua has taken over leadership of the Hebrews after Moses's passing. It translates to "Be strong and have courage." The common reply in current usage means "Be strong and be Blessed [by God].")

Not bad for a Gentile, eh...?

I dug it.

[slym2none]

My (very late) condolences.



-slym

[Byrneout]

I can only echo the statements that have come before mine.