THIS ABSOLUTELY HAPPENED.
As a breed, corgies date back over 1,000 years. So this medieval battle scene *could* be accurate. pic.twitter.com/RsOz4Zfewf
— Weird History (@weird_hist) October 20, 2016
I am about half-ready to write a campaign setting around this picture, in fact. I just need to think of the right ruleset.
Disclaimer: I have never partied with parliamentarians. Unless those guys from Australia at that one Pennsic count: for all I know they were in government. I can’t say that I remember, largely because it got really, really drunk out that morning* and large portions of the next day or so are now just a genial blur. Ah, for the days of my well-spent youth.
Right. Anyway:
The greatest sentence ever written was printed in the Times today: pic.twitter.com/F0XMmlF6Ko via @GilesKristian
— Scott Dagostino (@scottdagostino) April 16, 2014
That’s pretty dang hardcore, that. Must be the periwigs. Or is that just the House of Lords?
Moe Lane
*The Pennsic War is one of those unique places where: a, you are not only permitted but subtly encouraged to be absolutely sh*t-faced in public at 10:15 AM on a weekday; and b, still expected to not be an utter ass about it. At least, it used to be that way: I haven’t been in a while. Standards may have slipped.