Stupid Guest Tricks

Just as long as the area is cleaned with alcohol before the...removal

susislicker wrote: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

Wow, I didn't know King Arthur WENT to college. :D:

Randy

Let alone have papers written about a truely fictional king! Or so I have been told....

Waiting for the Susislicker attack!!!

Randy B wrote:Wow, I didn't know King Arthur WENT to college. :D:

It must have been King's College.

GRUMPY PIRATE wrote:Let alone have papers written about a truely fictional king! Or so I have been told....

Waiting for the Susislicker attack!!!

He is NOT fictional!!! I've seen him in movies! (And his trusty servant Patsy!!!)

But most of the King Arther stories are wrong thou,
the lady in the lake gave excalibur to arther's father,
not arther.

p.s. also people think his name was translated wrong,
some people think his name was Uther Pendragon.

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...
sues

I am in Caid! and a natural born caidian.

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...
sues

My only experience has been in Caid, but we have had several transplants and they have been accepted easily, I would assume that it is the same elsewhere. It would be similar to say starting a new school, but a new school where you go into it knowing that everyone is a little strange, just like you. :)

BRWombat wrote:He is NOT fictional!!! I've seen him in movies! (And his trusty servant Patsy!!!)

I stand (actually sit) corrected. I remember now...coconuts.....

lady ulrike wrote:My only experience has been in Caid, but we have had several transplants and they have been accepted easily, I would assume that it is the same elsewhere. It would be similar to say starting a new school, but a new school where you go into it knowing that everyone is a little strange, just like you. :)

Exactly. Indeed, when I moved to Atlantia for four years, I felt, in many ways, more welcome there than I did in Caid (there's a hell of a lot of politics out here...) Of course, running into a friend of mine (in the Coast Guard) who was in Virginia on TDY at my first event in Atlantia did help.