Tumbleweeds
Chris Straughn
and idiotic to get some conversation going? Be careful I've been hit with
the silly stick before and I'm not afraid to use it.
Christoff
Chris Straughn
Chris CII
quickly.
I think there are a few lurkers who read but don't post often, I know I'm
one.
"Chris Straughn" <chri...@adisfwb.com> wrote :
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Salutations, Greetings,
Guiraud Belissen, Drachenwald,
Chris CII, Rennes, France
Melissa
think. The last conversation was really stupid, and involved some really
bitter and scary people, so I ran away for a while. When I finally checked
back, everyone was gone!
Kateryn
"Chris CII" <Chri...@CompuServe.com> wrote in message
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Frederick Pagniello
: Tumbleweeds are rolling by in here. Do I have to say something conterversial
: and idiotic to get some conversation going? Be careful I've been hit with
: the silly stick before and I'm not afraid to use it.
Well, you might a rise out of Dennis O'Connor. He's always good for a
thread or two. Vale.
Gnaeus.
Chris Straughn
and idiotic to get some conversation going? Be careful I've been hit with
the silly stick before and I'm not afraid to use it.
Christoff
Chris Straughn
Chris Straughn
about Barbados or the Dominican Repulic this Nov-Dec. I'm wondering about
Prague or Sydney. Any ideas?
Chris
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D.Gilmore
> There has been a trial to hold a virtual event, but it petered out quite
> quickly.
> I think there are a few lurkers who read but don't post often, I know I'm
> one.
Lurk, us? No way :)
Tilke, the herald formerly known as Cathaoir
D.Gilmore
> There is never enough people here to really get a conversation going, I
> think. The last conversation was really stupid, and involved some really
> bitter and scary people, so I ran away for a while. When I finally checked
> back, everyone was gone!
>
> Kateryn
You would not be referring to the misogynist convention a few months back,
would you be luv? :)
Melissa
> Anybody have any vacation suggestions. NonSCA vacations. Work is talking
> about Barbados or the Dominican Repulic this Nov-Dec. I'm wondering about
> Prague or Sydney. Any ideas?
>
I will be in Prague in December, oddly enough that you should ask! In fact,
all over Eastern Europe (gutters everywhere...). Would LOVE to meet up with
any Scadians from across the miles!
Kateryn
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Jerry: Vomiting is not a deal breaker. If Hitler had vomited on Chamberlain,
Chamberlain still would have given him Czechoslovakia.
George: Chamberlain, you could hold his head in the toilet, he'd still give
you half of Europe.
~Seinfeld, "The Pitch"
Melissa
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> You would not be referring to the misogynist convention a few months back,
> would you be luv? :)
>
> Tilke, the herald formerly known as Cathaoir
>
Yes, that would be the nightmare that I accidentally started by taking the
piss out of people that advertise penis enhancement operations on Usenet.
*sigh*
Moving right along, you've changed your name? Have you thus changed your
persona dramatically? If so, please share your new one with us!
Kateryn
Frederick Pagniello
: There is never enough people here to really get a conversation going, I
: think. The last conversation was really stupid, and involved some really
: bitter and scary people, so I ran away for a while. When I finally checked
Bitter, yes, but not scary. Just sick and tired of the "rules of the
game" subject to change at every whim. Vale.
Gnaeus.
D.Gilmore
> I will be in Prague in December, oddly enough that you should ask! In fact,
> all over Eastern Europe (gutters everywhere...). Would LOVE to meet up with
> any Scadians from across the miles!
>
> Kateryn
I am sooooo jealous :) Even though I grew up in Germany, I never made it to
Tschechoslowakei....
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Tilke
D.Gilmore
> Moving right along, you've changed your name? Have you thus changed your
> persona dramatically? If so, please share your new one with us!
>
> Kateryn
I am now Herr Tilke von Lehe, a German mercenary in or about 1572. I was born
in the village of Lehe on the river Geeste in 1538. Which is about as far as I
have hammered out my persona. I haven't decided yet whether to be Catholic or
Protestant, etc., etc. ...
For those familiar with German Towns, Lehe is one of several villages that,
combined, now make up the city of Bremerhaven at the mouth of the Weser river -
and incidentally my mundane hometown.
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Tilke
Melissa
D.Gilmore <dhgi...@qwest.net> wrote in message
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You still live in Germany? I've been to Germany a few times, most recently
last January, and will probably get back at Christmas, although my main aim
is Russia and Eastern Europe. I also studied German for a few years at uni,
but am reduced to choice phrases about beer!
Tschuss!
Kateryn
Melissa
Frederick Pagniello <fpag...@arches.uga.edu> wrote in message
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Hey, all in the past, please let's not start it again. I think that
everyone mistook what everyone else was saying during that argument, and I
guess it was the flame war in general that I found scary; I hate them, hate
being in them and hate even reading other people having them. Cyber
handshake?
D.Gilmore
> You still live in Germany? I've been to Germany a few times, most recently
> last January, and will probably get back at Christmas, although my main aim
> is Russia and Eastern Europe. I also studied German for a few years at uni,
> but am reduced to choice phrases about beer!
>
> Tschuss!
> Kateryn
nay, I haven't been home in 18 years - I am currently "living" in Utah. Yes,
that's right, home of the 2002 Scandalympics :) I had planned on going back a
few times, mostly to see family, but whenever I had the money something seemed
to come up where it was needed more...
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Tilke
Frederick Pagniello
: Frederick Pagniello <fpag...@arches.uga.edu> wrote in message
: news:9cme21$dn7$1...@cronkite.cc.uga.edu...
:> Melissa <mca...@bigpond.com> wrote:
:> : There is never enough people here to really get a conversation going, I
:> : think. The last conversation was really stupid, and involved some
: really
:> : bitter and scary people, so I ran away for a while. When I finally
: checked
:>
:> Bitter, yes, but not scary. Just sick and tired of the "rules of the
:> game" subject to change at every whim. Vale.
:>
:> Gnaeus.
: Hey, all in the past, please let's not start it again. I think that
: everyone mistook what everyone else was saying during that argument, and I
: guess it was the flame war in general that I found scary; I hate them, hate
: being in them and hate even reading other people having them. Cyber
: handshake?
Handshake, then. Cura ut semper optime vivas. Vale.
Gnaeus.
Katie Lynn Horner Henshaw
Societyfor Creative Anachronism? I just joined about a month ago or so. I
am researching 6th-9th century Ireland for my persona. what kind of fighting
styles did they use back then.?
David Hughes
ASY is a matchmaking, singles newsgroup focussed on SCA members.
Yes, that's the right SCA, but you might try asking your question on
rec.org.sca (main SCA newsgroup) or one of the dedicated historical
combat lists. (Ask on ROS, you should get addresses for a dozen or so.
I'm not up to date on the current addresses.)
I study Ireland quite a bit later (1550-1600), but as far as I know,
the styles involved a lot of short stabbing spears, large oval
sheilds, axes, swords ands thrown rocks. (At least that's what was
reported in the Roman Chronicles)
David Gallowglass
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D.Gilmore
> Katie Lynn Horner Henshaw wrote:
> >
> > ok heres a question for you. what is Yenta? Is this the SCA as in
> > Societyfor Creative Anachronism? I just joined about a month ago or so. I
> > am researching 6th-9th century Ireland for my persona. what kind of fighting
> > styles did they use back then.?
>
> ASY is a matchmaking, singles newsgroup focussed on SCA members.
> Yes, that's the right SCA, but you might try asking your question on
> rec.org.sca (main SCA newsgroup) or one of the dedicated historical
> combat lists. (Ask on ROS, you should get addresses for a dozen or so.
> I'm not up to date on the current addresses.)
>
> I study Ireland quite a bit later (1550-1600), but as far as I know,
> the styles involved a lot of short stabbing spears, large oval
> sheilds, axes, swords ands thrown rocks. (At least that's what was
> reported in the Roman Chronicles)
>
> David Gallowglass
And don't forget the Insults... :)
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Tilke, the Herald formerly known as Cathaoir