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It Is About That Time My Friends

Day 650, 16:35 • Published in Greece USA

• by James Skyrider

Well...it's time for me to say goodbye Greece. I will be going back home to the US in about 8 hours from the posting of this article. I just wanted to formally say goodbye and say that I appreciate the hospitality that you all have shown me during my stay here. Of course, this isn't an "absolute" goodbye because I will certainly be keeping in touch with the friends I have made here and will keep up with the events that happen here as well. You know, events like the failed attacks by Turkey that are sure to come again...and again...and again. 🙂

No matter where I live in the game, I will always be a friend, a brother, and an ally to the people of Greece and will always fight by your side. It has been my pleasure to be in such good company and I am glad that I chose to move here out of all the possible places that I could have moved to. Stay proud Greece. Stay united and stay persistent in your demand for independence and freedom. I will keep in touch with you, and it is my hope that you will do the same my friends. Farewell.

Edit: Actually, I'm not going to stay up until after midnight. No reason to plus I have to get up early manana. So I will be moving after I log on tomorrow. But the rest of the article still applies. 🙂

Comments

Trelo Gavros Day 650, 16:38

BYE!!!

Anthonios Day 650, 16:40

cya 🙂

James Skyrider Day 650, 16:53

C ya Anthonios. Just so you all know, Anthonios was the first eGreek friend I had on this game and he became my friend while I was still in the states awhile back. And actually he is the main reason why I chose to move here, rather than anywhere else, in the first place. Not sure if you knew that or not Anthonios, but now you do. 🙂