Here's my favorite:
"Meanwhile, Lopen and the other Herdazians were back at camp pumping some iron and getting a glorious sweat-sheen swole worked up. As Lopen counted his 18th one-armed pull-up, he couldn't help but sense something was amis. 'Hey cuz!' He yelled to one of his companions. 'I'm gettin the feeling that something ain't right with gon. He's up at the king's palace and I'm thinkin we should go check up on him.' As he dropped his muscular bod from the pull-up bar, his sense of foreboding grew suddenly. 'Cmon guys! No time to put our shirts back on, we gotta go pronto!' With that, the glistening troop of Herdazians rushed off. Barely panting, due to their incredibly conditioned physical conditions, the group neared the palace. They could hear shouts from within. 'I knew something was up' said Lopen. 'Onward!' With that, they stormed in to the castle and followed the sounds of a fray. Finally, they arrived at a terrible scene: a figure in flowing white garb with a shardblade was amidst a fight with Kaladin, Dalinar and Adolin. Lopen stood, frozen for a split second. Quickly, he began to sprint down the hall, he knew what to do. He gracefully bounded through the air with a mighty shout, each rippling muscle right beneath his glistening skin showing every sinew of muscle. 'This is Herdaz!!' He shouted as he threw a muscular leg at the assassin who was just about to swing his blade down on Dalinar. With a sickening crunching sound, the assassin in white screamed and flew backwards, thrown by the hulking physique of the one-armed stud. He plummeted out the odd hole that had been cut into the wall and was never sseen again. 'Lopen!' Said Kaladin in surprise. 'You're a hero!!' Said Dalinar. Dazed, he got to his feet. 'That, that was incredible' he said, obviously distracted by the troop of glistening, muscular Herdazians before him. 'No need to thank me gon' replied Lopen, 'just doing what a one-armed Herdazian can.'
That scene just really got to me. Inspired me to lay off the chouda and get myself in shape. I owe the fact that I became the Hot Herdazian to that scene. Truly inspirational.