SC - Distress in Trimaris - rebutal
micaylah
dy018 at freenet.carleton.ca
Mon Feb 28 09:55:03 PST 2000
WELL SAID Phillipa <lol>. You are much more eloquent that I. I would
have said f*** *** and served them Happy Meals from MacDonalds, making a
HUGE procession in with these, and a really really spiff feast to the
populace, only to happy to be banished from Their reign.
Micaylah
~who is shocked at the audacity these boobs are showing. Someone should
firmly bring these people back down amoung us humans~
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Seton1355 at aol.com wrote:
>
> << So when we step up, we request that
> all Feastcrats endeavor to stay away from all period feasts. >>
>
> Oh dear! Oh dear! Oh dear!!!!
>
> Let's see if we can extend this thinking into the other arts:
> Costuming:
> neon polyester stretch-y cloth because that is what is most common in the
> stores these days.
> Stitchery:
> Use plastic canvas because it is cheap & very durable so you won't have to
> worry about something you've stitched, getting ruined outside.
> Scribal:
> Use colored pencils and magic markers, it's faster that way... or if you are
> *really* in a hurry, use the computer, .....they have such lovely fonts these
> days.... it certainly would help with the scroll backlog!
>
> I am just as dismayed as you are My Lady Baroness Diana. *I* have a very
> delicate stomach, suffering from ulserative colitis and hyper acidity as I
> do, . but there has ALWAYS been plenty for me to eat at feast.
>
> Being given the chance to taste what was eaten in the MA is a wonderful
> thing! It expands one's horizons. Gives a person a new experience. And it
> releves the need most of us feel to finish up a dish we had prepared when,
> after the first taste we decide that we don't really like it....
>
> Except for out and out allergy (and here I mean from anything that you know
> will cause a bad stomach ache, up to, not being able to breathe) having the
> oportunity to try something new at feast is a wonderful gift that our cooks
> give the populace.
>
> If Her Highness is concerned about the food, why don't you make sure that the
> Head Table has plenty of Hamburger Helper and make "the real stuff" for the
> populace?
>
> Phillipa Seton
> (who must now probably expect to be banished since she spoke her mind!)
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