Subject: SC - Re: The all mighty Az

[Philip & Susan Troy]

    Which? The food or the nobles? Although they really just either cut
their heads off the latter, or simply taxed them into oblivion, which is
worse than burning . . .
    As for burning food, I am forced to point out that the radicals who tore
down the MacDonald's golden arches in London during the annual May day riots
rather shamefacedly put them back up when they realized that it was actually
the best tasting food in England. . .

    Sieggy
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> << Food in the context of culture . . .
>  Christianity was rife in the Middle Ages and pervaded life.  Seemed a
>  good topic for food scholars.
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>  niccolo >>
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> It actually pervaded noble life. The resulting burning and other
atrocities
> in late period assured it's proliferation among non-nobles.
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> Ras