SC - Holy Feast and Holy Fast-OT

[Sue Clemenger]

Yeah, but from what I've heard, that isn't much....
- --Maire, heading for the rock with a lg fry

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