Re: SG Packin' Heat
Posted: Sun Dec 16, 2007 6:17 am
Actually, if I should happen to practice, it will be on the helmeted guinea fowl. For that, I would actually be appreciated.
Stories about guest behavior in theme parks.
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I looked into it when I was in college in Sonoma County California! They have a very large contingent there, what with the Ren Faire and all. I went to a meeting and it was cool. Unfortunately I needed to graduate and spend time studying hard, so I never got involved. I would have since I love all that medieval and rennaisance stuf. My thesis was on King Arthur in college. Got an A on that one. I am enamored by all things Arthurian!Kwahati wrote:I've never been in it, but I've been along side it quite a bit as all my theater friends and some of my debate friends as well (in high school and college) were involved with it. My understanding is it's *huge* and everywhere throughout the US... I'm guessing you wouldn't have to look hard to find a chapter of the group. Now finding the time to add something like that to an already busy schedule...that might be a little harder.![]()
Yeah..I liked that movie, except couldnt they get someone to play the female lead, other than liza Minnelli?susislicker wrote:I looked into it when I was in college in Sonoma County California! They have a very large contingent there, what with the Ren Faire and all. I went to a meeting and it was cool. Unfortunately I needed to graduate and spend time studying hard, so I never got involved. I would have since I love all that medieval and rennaisance stuf. My thesis was on King Arthur in college. Got an A on that one. I am enamored by all things Arthurian!susi*Queen Wannabe*slicker
So you are part of the Kingdom of Caid? What happens if you move, like say if we were to get involved here, now in Denver, and then our house sells, we wanted to join up in Florida or SoCal where ever we end up. Are you accepted into a new group easily? Or must you change your character...lady ulrike wrote:The SCA is actually worldwide, there are branches everywhere. You pick your own role, so to speak, but it's not a performance thing. It's a non-profit educational organization, so for those that have the time, during the week we go to schools and such and talk about the middle ages and then on weekends hold tournaments and such, basically just for ourselves.
The website is http://www.sca.org
Wouldn't you be doomed to walk the earth as a wayfarer?susislicker wrote:So you are part of the Kingdom of Caid? What happens if you move, like say if we were to get involved here, now in Denver, and then our house sells, we wanted to join up in Florida or SoCal where ever we end up. Are you accepted into a new group easily? Or must you change your character...
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Would that be a blood transfusion?Big Wallaby wrote:If it's anything like some of the Camarilla (vampire live-action roleplay group), I'm pretty sure your character is transferrable.