[Bordermarch] A new word

[Thelismar at bordermarch.org]

Your Excellency,
     After much study i have found the etymology of the word honee...it
appears to be the bastardized version of the french word hung-knee
(the "g" being silent)...the term Hung-knee was developed by the
medieval frenchmen to describe feminine mind control techniques,
albeit on one knee, or subservient to feminine guile...Hung-knee dew,
colloquially "honey do", actually was meant to describe the sweat
created around the male neckline when under the mind control...some
experts believe this to be the subconcious resistance to the feminine
hung-knee mind control...Now my suggestion your Excellency is to let
the ladies of our Barony believe that their suggestive powers work,
but you and I really know the truth...Your honorable servant, Beau
Delamere
> Greetings Bordemarch,
>
> I was extremely blessed to have had the privilege to enjoy an evening meal
> with three lovely young ladies.
> The worldly and ravishing Countess Mistress Tessa, the sinuous and
> vivacious Lady Padraigin and my own sweet flower the most beatific
> Elisabeth of Green Mountain Keep.
> We were discussing the recent Ffynnon Gath event and the girls were
> talking about how much they enjoyed it when out of the mouth of HE
> Elisabeth comes the word Honee!
> She forget there was a man present at the table and I could tell she knew
> she had just slipped up.
> I inquired as to the meaning of the word Honee, but all the women clammed
> up tight!
> I like the sound of Honee enough to name a dog with it. "Hoooo-neee!
> Gooood dog! Go git ma slippers!"
> Honee just sort of rolls off the tongue, but sounds better if you say
> Honeeeee!
>
> The word Honee must be some kind of code word that our Bordermarch women
> use, and I know for a fact it's meaning is not what you think!
> It has something to do with equestrian stuff.
>
> Let me know if you have a clue as to the meaning of Honee.
>
> HE Santiago
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